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Delhi Greeting Cards
Delhi Greeting Cards
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Add a personal message to any occasion with these Indian-inspired illustrated greeting cards from Anand Stationers.
Made using handmade paper, each card features its own combination of botanical, animal, architectural or garden-inspired artwork. The collection ranges from the restrained lotus illustration and minimal Gold Elephant design to richly detailed scenes filled with elephants, tropical foliage, flowers and other decorative motifs. The Gold Elephant card is finished with metallic gold printing and a textile-inspired pattern.
Each card is blank inside, leaving space for a personal handwritten message. Choose from six portrait and landscape designs for weddings, engagements, thank-you notes, congratulations, encouragement, graduations or a thoughtful message accompanying a gift.
The motifs may also offer inspiration when selecting a card. In Indian culture and art, the lotus is often associated with purity and new beginnings, while elephants are commonly connected with wisdom, strength, protection and good fortune. Birds, gardens and floral imagery may suggest hope, growth, harmony and celebration. These associations are offered as inspiration rather than fixed meanings for each design.
Established in 1952 in New Delhi, Anand Stationers began as Anand Callico Printing, working with hand block printing on khadi cotton and colours derived from fruits, flowers and vegetables. The business later developed into a handmade paper and stationery atelier producing greeting cards, invitations, custom stationery and bespoke packaging.
Combining distinctive Indian-inspired artwork with a blank interior, each card creates a thoughtful setting for a message written in your own words.
Care & Use
- Blank inside for a personal handwritten message
- Suitable for celebrations, congratulations, encouragement and everyday notes
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Global Stitch Up
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