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Among The Sea Pinks art greeting card by Hannah Cole. This is one of our most popular cards ever. The design captures a beautiful coastal scene with a dog and sea pink-flowers in the foreground. The original artwork was painted with acrylics. This is a card that is suitable for any occasion. The inside is blank so you can add a personal message.
- Among the Sea Pinks Card by Hannah Cole
- Blank inside for a personal message
- Square - 158 x 158 mm
- Printed in the UK & FSC-certified
- Individually packaged with pearl envelope
Hannah is inspired by her frequent travels to the West Country, as well as the everyday seaside walks around Brighton and beyond. Her paintings depict the charm of Cornish harbours and bring back happy memories of beachside holidays.
Lovely card suitable for any occasion. Unfortunately I used one recently as a Sympathy Card which I thought was very suitable.
Beautiful card. Lovely quality, size and image. Suitable for many occasions.
I Brought This Card (along with Many Others) from Whistlefish. They Are All Beautiful!!
Fabulous card for my dog loving friend. It's an ideal card to send when you want to add your own words.
Amazing cards, value and service
Quality card
Love this card, excellent quality as always, beautiful, calming design
I love Whistlefish cards and this one is a beauty. Great quality, colours and amazing value
Gorgeous little dog
Pretty card, good quality card.
I love beaches, dogs and thrift so this is perfect for me. It's a pity I will be giving it to someone else.
I love this card. It reminded me of a day out spent with a friend so I sent it to her for her birthday.
Great pictures
Great pictures
Takes me back to Cornwall with our fur baby every time I see this card. Beautiful pic and as always, top quality
Lovely design
Lovely colours - turquoise sea and pale sand
living just about as far from the sea as is possible in England and with a dog who loves the sea, this card captures our (wistful) thoughts perfectly and and in an invocative way. Love it
