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Cards that are also framable ART! *Frame Not included*
Fun collab with my hubby. Design & Illustration by Print Chapel. More designs to come!
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Ever feel bad about throwing away cards after a celebration? These cards are printed using archival inks / paper ready to be placed in a 5x7 frame for a lasting memory.
Get the message across with one nice piece of acid-free art paper. These are double-sided printed cards which eliminates waste.
The history of Maneki Neko dates back to 17th Century Japan. In many Asian countries like China and Japan, black cats are revered for their association with good luck, prosperity and for warding off evil spirits.
The origin of Maneki Neko is debated, but one popular tale tells of local ruler Ii Naotaka. While at Gotoku-ji temple in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, he was saved from a lightning strike by Tama, the temple's cat. Tama's action made the cat a symbol of luck at the temple.
It's traditional for the cat to hold the hand up with the palm facing forward and the fingers curled over, to beckon people closer. Maneki Neko translates as “beckoning cat.”
Maneki Neko - Black Cat - Lucky Cat - Birthday - Graduation - Good Luck - 5x7 Archival Framable Card, Design by Print Chapel
Philip Crow
Farmingdale, NY
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