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Rabbits Three-Fold Dimensional Greeting Card

Rabbits Three-Fold Dimensional Greeting Card

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A little woodland world, with a secret tucked inside.

Created by British printmaker Mark Hearld, Rabbits opens into a dimensional paper scene filled with curious rabbits exploring among leafy greens, tangled roots, and wild foliage. Look a little closer and you'll discover a clover-shaped panel hidden within the folds, waiting for your message.

Designed to stand on its own, the three-fold construction creates layers of depth as the rabbits and surrounding greenery unfold. Part greeting card, part miniature paper sculpture, it's a playful little woodland encounter made to be displayed long after your note has been read.

Details

  • Die-cut three-fold dimensional greeting card
  • Artwork by Mark Hearld
  • Hidden clover-shaped message panel
  • Designed to stand for display
  • 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

Come for the rabbits. Stay for the secret clover. We love the layers of leaves, roots, and curious little creatures—and especially that your message gets its own hiding place inside the scene. Opening it feels a bit like discovering something tucked away in the undergrowth.

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.