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Pink Horse Cowboy Greetings Card
Saddle up for some serious card charm! This delightful Pink Horse Cowboy greeting card brings Western whimsy straight to your mailbox. Each pack contains 6 cards, printed with vibrant vegan inks on premium 300gsm Invercote board - no plastic wrapping needed. Artist Tony Green, a Central Saint Martins graduate, infuses his signature playful style into every design, blending iconic characters with bursts of colorful, imaginative flair. Perfect for horse lovers and quirky greeting enthusiasts alike.
Queen of Diamonds Birthday Greeting Card
This Queen of Diamonds birthday card arrives as a small miracle of American manufacturing - 100lb card stock so substantial you'll wonder if it's actually a greeting or a structural support beam. Danielle Kroll's illustration somehow makes playing cards look dignified, while the foil stamping catches the light in ways that suggest someone spent actual time thinking about your birthday. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles on recycled paper, which means you can feel morally superior while sending it. Measures 4.25 x 5.5 inches, the exact size of something important.
Make A Wish Birthday Greeting Card
Celebrate another trip around the sun with this charming greeting card, featuring a whimsical cake illustration by Krista Perry. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight card stock and finished with foil stamping details, it's the kind of card that feels substantial in your hands - like it actually matters. Blank inside gives you room to write whatever birthday sentiment strikes your fancy. Measuring 5 x 7 inches, it's printed right here in Los Angeles by Red Cap Cards on recycled paper, because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one greeting card at a time. Perfect for anyone who appreciates a little artistry with their birthday wishes.
Whoopee Cushion Birthday Greeting Card
This delightfully absurd greeting card arrives ready to embarrass someone on their special day - which, let's be honest, is half the fun of birthdays anyway. Crafted from substantial 100lb card stock and die-cut with precision, it features a cheeky whoopee cushion illustration by Krista Perry that somehow manages to be both juvenile and charming. At 5 by 7 inches, it's the perfect size for slipping into an envelope with a knowing smile. Red Cap Cards printed this little troublemaker in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because even our pranks can be environmentally conscious. The inside is blank, leaving you free to write whatever heartfelt or hilariously inappropriate message suits the occasion.
One In A Trillion Friendship Greeting Card
Celebrate your rarest connection with this charming greeting card that gets it - friendship is basically winning the lottery. Crafted on substantial 100lb card stock and offset printed with care, this 4.25 x 5.5 inch beauty features artwork by Daren Thomas Magee and arrives blank inside, ready for whatever heartfelt (or hilariously honest) message you've got brewing. Made in Los Angeles by Red Cap Cards using recycled paper because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one greeting at a time. Single cards come nestled with an envelope and cellophane sleeve, or grab a boxed set if you're the type who likes to have these on hand for life's most improbable friendships.
Partoo Gift Card
Give the gift that keeps on giving - mostly because it lets people choose for themselves. A Partoo gift card is our way of saying, “I care about you, but I also believe you have opinions.” Available in small, medium, large, and extra large denominations, so you can decide just how generous you feel without having to say it out loud.
The Marina Abramovic Method
Discover the Marina Abramovic Method - a boxed collection of 30 beautifully crafted instruction cards that invite you into the creative rituals of one of the world's most fearless artists. Inside, you'll find the same exercises Marina has used to prepare for her transformative performance works, now adapted for your own journey. Whether you're seeking deeper focus, a reconnection with the present moment, or access to creative reserves you didn't know you had, these cards offer a surprisingly practical path forward. It's the kind of thing that sounds a bit mystical until you actually try it, at which point you realize you've been missing it all along.
Around The Sun Birthday Greeting Card
Celebrate another trip around our spinning rock with this cheerful greeting card. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight stock and offset printed by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles on recycled paper, it arrives blank inside so you can fill it with whatever wisdom or nonsense feels right. Measuring 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it features the delightful illustrations of Daren Thomas Magee - the kind of art that makes you smile even before you've had your coffee. A small, thoughtful way to mark the occasion that the Earth has completed yet another orbit.
Scalloped Coneflower Sympathy Greeting Card
A sympathy card that doesn't presume to know what you're feeling, which is probably for the best. The scalloped coneflowers - illustrated by the House that Lars Built, a group of people who apparently have strong opinions about botanical accuracy - arrive on 100lb heavyweight card stock, the kind of paper that suggests you've put thought into this gesture. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it's substantial without being ostentatious. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles using offset printing and foil stamping, techniques I couldn't explain if my life depended on it, on recycled paper because apparently even sympathy cards have environmental concerns now. The inside is blank, which means you get to do the hard part - finding words that don't sound like they came from a greeting card factory in Ohio.
Birthday Pardner Birthday Greeting Card
A birthday card that doesn't pretend to be something it isn't - blank inside, waiting for whatever you can manage to write. The illustration by Krista Perry sits on 100lb heavyweight card stock, the kind of paper that feels substantial in your hands, offset printed and finished with foil stamping for a touch of understated elegance. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it's precisely the dimensions a card should be. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles on recycled paper, which means you're not entirely destroying the planet while celebrating someone's continued existence on Earth. It's the sort of thing you give to someone when you've decided they're worth the effort.
Congrats Poppies Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card that arrives with all the confidence of someone who's never actually sent a card on time. Illustrated by Lonely Palm Ranch, this A2 beauty measures 4.25 by 5.5 inches and comes with a matching envelope - because apparently we're civilized. The soft white cover stock is 30% recycled and certified by both FSC and SFI, which means you can feel morally superior while congratulating someone. It's printed in full color using soy-based inks right here in the USA, and the blank interior gives you plenty of space to write something meaningful or, more realistically, something hastily scribbled at the last minute.
Boot Baby greeting card
Here's a greeting card that arrives with all the fanfare of a tiny person entering the world, minus the screaming and bodily fluids. Christian Robinson illustrated it, which means it actually looks good - A2 size, 4.25 by 5.5 inches, the kind of dimensions that fit nicely in an envelope without origami skills. The paper is soft white cover stock, 30% recycled, certified by people who care about such things (FSC and SFI), and printed right here in America using soy-based inks that won't judge you for your life choices. It's blank inside, so you can write whatever you want - heartfelt, sarcastic, or a grocery list if you're feeling honest. Comes with a matching envelope, because apparently cards need companions now.
Raccoon Fun Congratulations Greeting Card
This delightful greeting card celebrates life's victories with a charming raccoon illustration by Krista Perry. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight card stock and finished with foil stamping, it arrives at a perfect 4.25 x 5.5 inches - substantial enough to feel like an actual accomplishment in your hands. The blank interior invites your own heartfelt message, while the offset printing ensures crisp, vibrant colors. Responsibly produced by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because apparently even congratulations can be environmentally conscious these days.
Classic Dad Father's Day Greeting Card
Danielle Kroll's illustration graces this Father's Day card with the kind of charm that makes dads everywhere feel seen--or at least appreciated for their efforts. Blank inside, so you've got room to say whatever you want (or nothing at all, if that's more your speed). The 4.25 x 5.5 inch format fits neatly into an envelope, and the 100lb heavyweight card stock feels substantial enough to suggest you actually care. Red Cap Cards printed this one in Los Angeles on recycled paper using offset printing, which means the colors pop without the guilt. Perfect for the dad who has everything except maybe a decent greeting card.
Ramen Bowl Encouragement Greeting Card
Blank inside. 100lb heavyweight card stock. Offset printed. 4.25 x 5.5 inches. Illustrated by Bodil Jane. Printed by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles, California, USA, on recycled paper. This ramen bowl encouragement card arrives with a blank interior, ready for whatever pep talk or gentle nudge you've been meaning to deliver. Bodil Jane's illustration captures that perfect moment of noodle-based optimism, printed on 100lb heavyweight card stock that feels substantial enough to actually matter when someone pulls it from the envelope. Red Cap Cards handled the offset printing in Los Angeles using recycled paper, which means the card stock has a conscience and a decent environmental track record. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it fits standard envelopes without requiring a trip to the post office to ask awkward questions about dimensions. The weight and finish suggest this isn't a card that will wilt under scrutiny or apologize for existing in someone's drawer for three or more years.
Yayoi Kusama Covered Everything in Dots and Wasn’t Sorry.
A clever, quirky book about one of the world's most beloved contemporary artists - aimed at young readers and written from Kusama's point of view! Yayoi Kusama covers her paintings in hundreds and hundreds of dots. Her dots come off her canvases to cover dresses, tables, walls, and more! She creates mirrored rooms and fills them with glittering balls and lights, until there is an infinity of dots - just like in her paintings. Fausto Gilberti brings movement, life, and whimsy to the true life story of one of the most important contemporary Japanese artists of our time - an artist who is still dazzling museum- and gallery-goers around the globe today. Ages 4 - 7