Wholesale Mimosa Hand-Painted Floral Everyday Greetings Card

Mimosa belongs of our Language of Flowers collection illustrating the symbolism and sentiment behind particular plants. Adorned with a floriferous scribble on the front, the meaning of each bloom is elegantly and concisely explained on the reverse. Originating from the Greek words ‘mimos’ meaning ‘actor’ or ‘mime’, and ‘osa’ meaning ‘resembling’, Mimosa’s sunny yellow flowers appear from January to March, symbolising joy, abundance and light. The plant's association with both sensitivity and tolerance has led Mimosa to become the official flower of International Women’s Day on 8th March, exchanged as a token of admiration, strength and solidarity in the fight for equality. Scribble & Daub creates luxury cards and decorations designed to be kept and treasured. From the first scribble to the last daub, every stage of production is touched by human hands. - Original illustration created with a traditional dip pen and ink by founder Caroline Kent - Letterpress printed on a vintage Heidelberg press at a fourth-generation local workshop - Made with luxury card and envelopes from a 750-year-old Italian paper mill - Finished with hand-torn deckled edges - Individually hand-painted in our East Sussex studio using Andy Warhol’s favourite inks - Packed by hand in a recyclable cello, and wrapped in coloured tissue paper for delivery - Blank inside - Size: 8.5 x 13 cm