Moth Orchids get their name from the Swedish naturalist Peter Osbeck, who in the mid 1750s mistook a large cluster of orchid flowers for a flurry of moths. The people who love orchids love them madly. Something about the form of an orchid makes it seem almost more like a creature than a flower.
Cards are printed on to a premium heavy weight card stock with a subtle eggshell texture and come with a matching white envelope. The card and envelope paper stock is produced using FSC® Certified pulp.
Size A6 (105mm x 148mm) when folded.
The original artwork is painted in Sumi ink and gouache from life or using a reference from one of my many botanical books.
