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All cards are individually packaged with a plain white envelope and sealed for protection.
Greeting card – DayByDay
$7.95
Blank greeting card featuring imagery and text from the book The Dying Alchemists.
Front: Watercolour painting by artist Tina Wilson
Back: An excerpt from the poem Day by day by author Nicholas Bennett
‘Days assembling in weighty sequence, building the years, collecting lives. Too long for a moment, too quick for a season. Replaced at dawn, dissolved at night’.
15 in stock (can be backordered)
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