Greeting Card – Turtle
Eökke is a Wrocław-based brand founded by two designers: Bartłomiej and Jacqueline. Their work is inspired by Scandinavian culture, especially the Swedish philosophy of LAGOM that briefly means not too much, not too little. Their original greeting cards show sense of humour, feature designed-in-detail illustrations and express eco-philosophy.
The Turtle illustrated card folds in half and features plenty of space for your greetings. The eco-friendly envelopes have a unique pattern due to almond shell residues used for their production. Illustrated greeting card will be ideal for sending your birthday, name day, or wedding wishes - its casual style might suit many occasions.
- Size: 12 x 17 cm
- Folded, plain (blank)
- Envelope: Pink (Almonds)
Made in Wroclaw, Poland.
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A gift card for a chosen amount can be used in our online store or our physical shop (Kraków, ul. Limanowskiego 18). After purchase, it's sent by email as a print-ready PDF file.
Before buying a gift card, please read the following information:
- The gift card remains valid for 2 years from the date of sale. Not using the gift card within twenty-four months results in it becoming void.
- The gift card cannot be returned or exchanged for cash.
- The gift card must be used in a single transaction. If the full value of the card is not used, the Issuer will not refund the difference.
- Goods purchased with a gift card cannot be returned.
- It is possible to exchange the purchased goods for another product. If the gift card holder chooses a cheaper product as part of the exchange, the Issuer will not refund the price difference. If it is a more expensive product, the gift card holder is required to pay the surplus resulting from the price difference.
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