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Cognitive Surplus Greeting Card | Thinking of You

Greeting card by Cognitive Surplus, with which you can communicate to the other person what you feel in an original way.

zł22.50

Description

The Cognitive Surplus brand is inspired by motifs from the world of science, and aims to spark further discovery.  

The greeting card depicts an early anatomical illustration of the brain with a caption, "I'm thinking of you''.

The card comes with an envelope made of 100% recycled kraft paper.

Dimensions | 11,5 cm x 15 cm

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