Wild Florals Boxed Notecard Set of 8

A riot of flowers in the best possible way. Caroline Clark’s Wild Florals brings together an exuberant mix of protea, lilies, poppies, hydrangeas, roses, coneflowers, greenery, and a visiting butterfly in a wonderfully intricate botanical composition. Warm reds, coral pinks, fresh greens, yellow, and touches of deep blue give the artwork the slightly unexpected color palette that makes this set especially striking.

With no occasion or sentiment printed on the front and a blank interior, these cards can go just about anywhere your correspondence takes you. Keep them on hand for thank-you notes, birthdays, congratulations, thinking-of-you messages, hostess notes, or those increasingly rare—and increasingly delightful—just-because letters.

The artwork has the detail and character of a small botanical print, making the set particularly lovely for gardeners, flower lovers, stationery collectors, and anyone who appreciates beautiful paper goods. Packaged as a boxed set of eight cards with coordinating envelopes, Wild Florals also makes an easy, thoughtful gift that feels far more special than ordinary stationery.

• Boxed set of 8 folded notecards
• Artwork by Caroline Clark
• Blank inside for your own message
• A2 size (4.25" × 5.5")
• Soft white cover paper
• Includes 8 matching envelopes
• Printed in full color with soy-based inks
• Printed in the USA on recycled paper

About the Artist: Caroline Clark is an artist and writer based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, whose work combines vintage-inspired imagery with influences drawn from the natural world and the American West. Her richly detailed compositions often celebrate flowers, plants, animals, and other familiar forms through unexpected combinations of color, pattern, and texture.

Clark’s work has a distinctly nostalgic quality without feeling old-fashioned. Intricate linework and layered botanical imagery give her illustrations the character of vintage prints and collected ephemera, while her vivid palettes bring them firmly into the present. In Wild Florals, that combination comes through beautifully in an abundant garden of oversized blooms, delicate foliage, and small natural details.