The Month You Arrived

Every month has its flower, and every flower has its meaning

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Every month has its flower, and every flower has its meaning — and this series paints each one alive in its own month: the carnation still opening in January's coldest light, the morning glory at its single September dawn, the paperwhite forced to bloom in December's dark. The cover is the flower growing, in its month's weather and hour. The inside is the flower given — cut, gathered, wrapped, on its way to someone, because that is what a birthday flower is for.

12 cards in this series · each design is curated art and uses 1 card credit

January — The Carnation
January — The Carnation · Birthday
February — The Violet
February — The Violet · Birthday
March — The Daffodil
March — The Daffodil · Birthday
April — The Daisy
April — The Daisy · Birthday
May — The Lily of the Valley
May — The Lily of the Valley · Birthday
June — The Rose
June — The Rose · Birthday
July — The Larkspur
July — The Larkspur · Birthday
August — The Gladiolus
August — The Gladiolus · Birthday
September — The Morning Glory
September — The Morning Glory · Birthday
October — The Marigold
October — The Marigold · Birthday
November — The Chrysanthemum
November — The Chrysanthemum · Birthday
December — The Paperwhite
December — The Paperwhite · Birthday

One series, a whole year of occasions. The whole set is 12 card credits — send one whenever the moment comes up.

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