Orange Card & Magnet
Sunny joy in vibrant orange: the orange greeting card shows a hand-illustrated figure whose trousers are made from a real orange – juicy, fruity and full of Mediterranean freshness. Drawing and real fruit merge into a three-dimensional collage between fashion moment, art print and a hint of Southern Italy.
A removable magnet (95 × 115 mm) sits on the front with the same cheerful motif. Take it off and you bring a sip of summer to the kitchen – fridge, magnet rail or pinboard. The card itself remains for personal greetings: birthdays, thank-yous, a pick-me-up on grey days or a small get-well gesture.
One product, two gifts – hand-drawn, combined with a real orange, made at the Lütteblüten studio in Hamburg.
€6.95
| Size | 95 × 115 mm |
| Material | The magnet comes together with a folding card (105 x 148 mm) in a compostable sleeve (EN 13432). After removal, the card can be used as a classic greeting card or as a decorative collectible for a picture frame. |
| Object | Orange |
| Product number | LB-PK-BK-M-0368 |
Product information "Orange Card & Magnet"
Sunny joy in vibrant orange: the orange greeting card shows a hand-illustrated figure whose trousers are made from a real orange – juicy, fruity and full of Mediterranean freshness. Drawing and real fruit merge into a three-dimensional collage between fashion moment, art print and a hint of Southern Italy.
A removable magnet (95 × 115 mm) sits on the front with the same cheerful motif. Take it off and you bring a sip of summer to the kitchen – fridge, magnet rail or pinboard. The card itself remains for personal greetings: birthdays, thank-yous, a pick-me-up on grey days or a small get-well gesture.
One product, two gifts – hand-drawn, combined with a real orange, made at the Lütteblüten studio in Hamburg.
| Materials: | Sweets |
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| Motifs: | Figurines |
| Seasons: | Autumn, Spring, Summer, Winter |
| Themes: | Birthday, Invitations, Party, Tradition, Voucher, Weihnachten, Zum Sammeln |
Handcrafted by Lütteblüten in Hamburg — illustrated by Gabriele Ampt.