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Canal Boat in a Bottle Dimensional Greeting Card

Canal Boat in a Bottle Dimensional Greeting Card

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Packed with care & shipped from Oregon.

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A whole little world, tucked inside a bottle.

Illustrated by Tom Jay, the Canal Boat in a Bottle card unfolds into a dimensional paper scene, with layered illustrations creating depth inside the shape of a glass bottle. A colorful narrowboat drifts along the canal while swans glide across the water, curious birds gather along the shore, and the landscape stretches away behind them.

Part greeting card, part paper sculpture, this is a tiny piece of artwork designed to be enjoyed long after your message has been read. Open it for display on a shelf, desk, or windowsill, where the layered construction brings the canal scene beautifully to life.

Details

  • Dimensional die-cut greeting card
  • Layered paper construction
  • Artwork by Tom Jay
  • Includes matching envelope
  • Printed on responsibly sourced paper
  • Packed in a biodegradable cello sleeve
  • Printed in the UK

Dimensions: 148 x 210 mm (approximately 5.8" x 8.3")

Why We Love It

Look through the bottle and there is an entire tiny world inside. We love the layers, the wandering birds, the narrowboat on the water, and the wonderful bit of paper engineering that gives a flat illustration unexpected depth. It may travel through the mail as a card, but this one deserves a permanent spot on the windowsill.

Why We Love the Maker

Art Angels has a wonderful eye for artwork that feels timeless without feeling ordinary.

Founded in Britain in 1993, Art Angels brings the work of contemporary printmakers, illustrators, and influential artists to beautifully produced cards and paper goods. Their collection celebrates art worth lingering over, with thoughtful UK production and an ongoing commitment to more responsible papers and packaging.

We especially love that these aren't simply cards for sending. They're little pieces of art made to be shared, displayed, and kept.

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