Wholesale Aladdin and his Magic Lamp Fairytale Greeting Card

"I am the Slave of the Lamp. What is thy will?" — Arabian Nights The story of Aladdin entered Western literature through Antoine Galland’s French translation of One Thousand and One Nights between 1704 and 1717. The lamp is the story’s engine: a mundane object containing extraordinary power, requiring only the right touch to unlock it. Every version of the story asks the same question: what would you wish for, if wishing cost nothing and you could have anything at all? For the literary buyer who knows the Arabian Nights tradition, the fantasy gift retailer, and anyone who has spent real time thinking about what three wishes they would actually use. Part of the Far Far Away series. 4" x 6" No front text. Blank interior. Printed on premium card stock. Kraft envelope and cellophane sleeve included.