Yule Vase 2 Greeting Card
$6.50
SKU: 55067
A celebration of Yule, with all of its magical correspondences: a snowy owl, a robin, mistletoe, holly, rosemary, sage, crocuses, cyclamen persicum, snowdrops and oak leaves, all of them resting on a vase etching of priests and priestesses, by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (dated 1778).
Measures approx.: 4.25” L x 5.5” H.
Giovanni Battista Piranesi was an Italian architect, archeologist, and artist. He was known for his detailed etchings of vedute (views) of the city Rome, published in 1743 as Prima parte di Architettura e Prospettive, and 1745 as Varie Vedute di Roma Antica e Moderna.
- White card stock and envelope.
- Blank interior.
- Full color printing.
- Blank interior.
- Made in the USA.
- White card stock and envelope.
- Blank interior.
- Full color printing.
- Blank interior.
- Made in the USA.
Open Sea is a Brooklyn creative studio that specializes in fine stationery and paper goods.
Open Sea creates paper goods that tell a story, not just with words and phrases, but with symbols, talismans, long lost traditions, and creatures from the natural world. They are inspired by the occult, the eccentricities of the Victorian era, naturalist prints, and treasures of the plant and animal kingdom. Each piece is meticulously designed with purpose and intention, and Open Sea prides themselves in their attention to the very small details.
The company was established in 2015 by Melissa Constandse, named for the salty, crystal-clear blue shores of her home in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Open Sea creates paper goods that tell a story, not just with words and phrases, but with symbols, talismans, long lost traditions, and creatures from the natural world. They are inspired by the occult, the eccentricities of the Victorian era, naturalist prints, and treasures of the plant and animal kingdom. Each piece is meticulously designed with purpose and intention, and Open Sea prides themselves in their attention to the very small details.
The company was established in 2015 by Melissa Constandse, named for the salty, crystal-clear blue shores of her home in the Yucatan Peninsula.