Set of 6 Hemp Cannabis Cards, blank inside

Description

ABOUT THE DESIGNS: All the designs in this collection are reproductions of original drawings by me. Each design is a complex floral-cannabis motif tangled with cords or ribbons, suggesting that the societal benevolence of the beneficial hemp plant is currently bound by ignorance and politics. All designs reflect this theme.

ABOUT THESE CARDS: All my printed cards are A7 size (5x7 inches,) blank inside and come with envelope included. Card sets may include a clear box for gift-giving.

Types of Cards I offer:
1. Black and White greeting cards, blank inside.
2. Color Quotation cards, blank inside. Each quotation is surrounded by an ornate border.
3. Visionary Themes: Prints of my original illustrations of mystical, religious, spiritual,goddess or mythic themes.
4. Hand Cut Kirigami Dimensional Cards: Delicate papercuts whose design pops out when opened.
5. Hand stamped and gilded cards on handmade Langdell Paper.

Shipping: All cards are sent in an envelope with rigid backing for protection in transit.

To see more examples of my work, please visit the website: www.EmerlyeArts.com. or visit my art blog at www.EmerlyeArts.bogspot.com where new work is posted several times a week.

ABOUT THIS ITEM: This is a set of six 5x7 cards with cannabis designs on them. Each one is different. Most people do not notice the hemp leaf at first, so they are perfect for sending to anyone.

ABOUT BENEVOLENCE BOUND: Benevolence Bound is a small Vermont company created by Rachael Lynch as a voice advocating for the use of environmentally friendly textiles. BB wants to see industrial hemp developed in the USA, the only developed country in the world which does not recognize this plant as different from marijuana. Hemp is an incredibly versatile plant, producing fast growing, easily renewable fiber, oils, food, medicine, and hundreds of other uses. The hemp plant is a promising and valuable alternative to wood pulp and many other resources and could greatly help in the effort to reduce global warming. Our name, Benevolence Bound, suggests that the benefits of the hemp plant are bound up by ignorance and political red tape.

Added on Dec 05, 2009