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LUGHNASADH GREETING CARD with a red and cream linocut of a seated woman, grain fields and a radiant sun
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LUGHNASADH GREETING CARD | Wheel of the year | The Coventina Press

LUGHNASADH GREETING CARD | Wheel of the year | The Coventina Press

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The LUGHNASADH GREETING CARD is a 5 × 7 inch greeting card featuring an original linocut print of Tailtiu from Celtic mythology. It is one of the Wheel of the Year greeting cards and is designed for those celebrating the pagan holiday.

Materials and production

The lughnasadh greeting card is printed at the creator’s home studio on natural 280 gsm cardstock. The cardstock is 100% recycled and fully recyclable. It comes with a recycled kraft paper envelope. The packaging is described as eco-friendly.

Features

  • 5 × 7 inch card size.
  • Original linocut design featuring Tailtiu from Celtic mythology.
  • Lughnasadh theme within the Wheel of the Year card collection.
  • Natural 280 gsm cardstock, made from 100% recycled material.
  • Fully recyclable cardstock and a recycled kraft paper envelope.
  • Printed by the creator at a home studio.

Use and occasion

This Lughnasadh greeting card is intended for people celebrating the pagan holiday. Its Tailtiu linocut design also makes it a suitable choice when sending a card connected to Celtic mythology or the Wheel of the Year. It can be given as a holiday greeting or included as a gift card for someone observing Lughnasadh.

Included and care

Includes one 5 × 7 inch lughnasadh greeting card and one recycled kraft paper envelope. Keep the card dry and flat. 
Materials

I source my printing paper with the utmost care, looking not only for high quality paper but also companies that care highly for the environment and who produce paper that is ethically sustainable both for the earth and for the people who make it.
Shipping + Returns

Processing times for orders are 1-3 working days. I send small items by 2nd class post, and larger items using Evri tracked 2-3 day delivery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is featured on the Lughnasadh greeting card?
The 5" x 7" card features an original linocut print of Lughnasadh, with Tailtiu from Celtic mythology. It is part of the Wheel of the Year greeting card collection.
What size is the Lughnasadh greeting card?
The Lughnasadh greeting card measures 5" x 7".
What materials are used for this greeting card?
It is printed on natural 280gsm cardstock that is 100% recycled and fully recyclable. A recycled kraft paper envelope is included.
How is the Lughnasadh greeting card printed and packaged?
The card is printed by the maker in their home studio. The product description also states that the packaging will always be eco-friendly.
Who might enjoy receiving this Lughnasadh card as a gift?
The card is described as a perfect gift for those celebrating the pagan holiday of Lughnasadh. Its original linocut design features Tailtiu from Celtic mythology.