A stack of oval white stationery cards with gold borders and small whimsical illustrations, shown above a matching stack of pale yellow envelopes on a light beige background.

Homes and Trees Japanese Mini Note Cards, Set of 3

£7.50
Sale price  £7.50 Regular price 
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A stack of oval white stationery cards with gold borders and small whimsical illustrations, shown above a matching stack of pale yellow envelopes on a light beige background.
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Homes and Trees Japanese Mini Note Cards, Set of 3

£7.50
Regular price  Sale price  £7.50

Yoko Fujiki’s embroidered houses, tree, bird and wandering red balloon are reproduced on paper, with embossing that gives the stitched lines a little relief. Gold foil traces the oval around each illustration.

The middle is left clear for the note itself, and butter-yellow envelopes come with the set. Small enough for a few words tucked into flowers, a parcel or a book.

Material
Paper. Embossed illustrations with gold-foiled card edges. Includes 3 cards and 3 envelopes.
Dimensions
Cards: 5.8 x 9.1 cm. Envelopes: 6.5 x 10 cm.
Made in
Japan
Care
Keep dry and away from direct sunlight. Handle with clean, dry hands to protect the embossed and foiled surfaces.
Suitable for
Short notes tucked into flowers, parcels or gifts. The mini cards are not suitable for posting on their own.
Delivery and returns
  • Free UK delivery by Royal Mail Tracked 48
  • Dispatched same or next working day, Monday to Friday
  • Usually arrives within 2 to 3 working days
  • Return within 14 days of delivery, unused and in original packaging
  • Return postage is paid by you unless the item is faulty, damaged or incorrect
  • Faulty or damaged items are replaced or refunded in full, including return postage
About the maker
Illustrations by Osaka-based illustrator and embroidery artist Yoko Fujiki. Produced by RYU-RYU in Japan.
Gift options

Every Ourooh order is wrapped with care with no prices inside the parcel. At checkout you can leave a short message and we will write it onto a card by hand.

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