Gaia Greeting Card (Birthday)

Message Inside Reads: To someone who is a radiant and beautiful light in this world… Happy BirthdaySize of Card: 137 x 184mm (5.4″ x 7.2″) approx.About the ArtistHolly Sierra combines her brand of realism with folk art and fantasy elements to create detailed illustrations with multicultural themes that range from the mystical to the historical. Holly’s studio in Sedona, Arizona is filled with examples of her diverse interests: Celtic statues, beautiful goddess figures, tributes to Buddha, masks from Asia, and her collection of Southwestern artifacts. Sedona itself – with its vivid, mesmerising landscape – is an additional inspiration to her. Holly received her fine arts education at Purchase College in New York and lived and travelled for several years throughout Asia and Europe developing her unique style.More About Leanin’ TreeLeanin’ Tree is a family owned company in USA which has some wonderful artists designing greeting cards for them. Their cards are high quality, having beautiful printed envelopes and also designed insides of cards.* All of their cards and envelopes are printed on premium quality recycled paper. All cards are Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF).* They use “Zero VOC” vegetable-based soy inks that are formulated without petroleum solvent.* They plant trees to compensate for their carbon emissions from our manufacturing process and have a comprehensive company recycling programme. They also invest to conserve resources by having motion sensors, lighting upgrades, thermal equalizers, waterless urinals and underground irrigation systems at their company.Their long-standing commitment to the environment is central to their company ethos.Please note that this design includes a glitter element on the front. Whilst we love adding a touch of sparkle to celebrations, it’s important to note that not all glitter is recyclable. We recommend checking with your local recycling guidelines to determine if the glitter-infused cards can be recycled in your area. If recycling is not an option, consider upcycling the cards into creative DIY projects, keeping the cards as keepsakes or disposing of them in accordance with your local waste management guidelines.