Greeting Card | To Hell With Birthday
Greeting Card | To Hell With Birthday

Greeting Card | To Hell With Birthday

Unusual greeting cards by The Pattern Book are the art of the best wishes!

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zł18.00


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The Pattern Book is a British brand that places as much emphasis on product aesthetics as it does on protecting the environment during the production process.

According to the brand's philosophy, beauty can be found everywhere, whether in long-forgotten prints, scientific illustrations or technical drawings.

All products are printed in England on sustainably sourced and FSC-approved paper, using vegetable-based inks. 

Each card comes complete with a 100% recycled kraft envelope and packaged in compostable PLA film made from plant-based materials.

Humorous birthday card featuring a skeleton disguised as the devil bearing the intriguing phrase 'To hell with your birthday'. 

The drawing is an adaptation of a lithograph by L. Crusius (1898). Wellcome Collection. A co-branded card by Pattern Book and Wellcome Collection.

The center of the card is plain so that you can write personalized wishes yourself. 

Dimensions | 170x120 mm

Material | Paper

Made in England

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