Evensong Letterpress Greeting Card

Regular price $6.00

Pickup available at 2027 East Fifth Street, Dayton, Ohio 45403

Usually ready in 24 hours

Description

The Evensong Letterpress Greeting Card features rich red bullfinches nestled among snow-laden evergreen branches, creating a captivating scene that celebrates winter's natural beauty. This letterpress card combines traditional holiday colors with an artistic, hand-drawn aesthetic that feels both classic and contemporary. The design appeals to bird enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone who appreciates the craftsmanship of traditional printmaking techniques.

Includes a message inside which reads: "May this season of beauty be a season of joy for you".

The "Evensong" card is suitable for various occasions, from holiday greetings to general well wishes. Its unique blend of natural elements celebrates the wonder and beauty of the winter season.  Whatever the occasion, let the "Evensong" greeting card share a little light in the darkest time of the year.

Details:

  • Typeset by hand
  • Uses paper milled in the United States
  • Printed on an antique letterpress 
  • Printed in Connecticut
  • Dimensions: 5" x 7" 
  • Includes one cream colored envelope

Meet the Makers

Saturn Press was started in 1985 when Jim van Pernis secured his first 1932 Miehle V45 printing press and brought it to his garage on Swan's Island, Maine. The company began as a small operation, but eventually grew to include more people and a larger space.

Saturn Press is known for taking things slow and honoring the traditions of paper-making and printing. They source paper from a sustainable, family-run mill and take extra care to make sure the paper has the perfect texture to take the custom blended paints that they use. The company's cards are known for their unique images and vivid colors. Some customers frame their cards and hang them as wall art. To learn more about the origins of Saturn Press click here.

When I first heard of Saturn Press they were only reachable by phone or snail mail. They have since modernized when the company sold to James and Dierdre Anderson bought it and moved the press to Kent, Connecticut. The same quaint process and design work in place with some special modern touches, like email!