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Leanbh nua means new baby. A gender neutral card for a new arrival, designed to be worth framing once the congratulations are over.
- Irish language greeting, gender neutral
- Blank inside for your own message
- Nice enough to frame and keep in the nursery
- Supplied with a recycled kraft envelope
- Packed in a compostable sleeve
- Designed in Co. Kildare, printed and packed in Ireland
Most new baby cards get read once and recycled. This one is illustrated well enough that people frame it, which is why it is worth spending four euro rather than two.
It works for a first baby or a fourth, a boy or a girl, and it's a lovely way to send a bit of Irish to family abroad who've just had a new arrival.
The illustration does most of the talking, so a short message inside is all it needs. Once the cards come down off the mantelpiece, it's worth popping into a frame for the nursery wall.
How to use
Write your message inside, slip the card into its kraft envelope, and it's ready to post or hand over. When the time comes, the card and envelope go in the recycling and the sleeve can be composted.
Specifications
- Greeting: Leanbh Nua (new baby)
- Blank inside
- Recycled kraft envelope included
- Packed in a compostable sleeve
- Made in: designed in Co. Kildare, printed and packed in Ireland
Why We Love This Brand
Pickled Pom Pom is Laura Dempsey, an NCAD graduate who designs every card herself from her small home studio in Co. Kildare. She's a member of the Design and Craft Council of Ireland. Everything is designed, printed and packed in Ireland, with as little packaging as possible: compostable sleeves, and card and envelopes that can go in the recycling.