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Brain Bloom | Phulo Phalo फूलो फलो Type Storytelling Greeting Card
Brain Bloom | Phulo Phalo फूलो फलो Type Storytelling Greeting Card
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A brain blooming with flowers, as an antidote to brain rot.
Brain rot was Oxford's word of the year. Brain Bloom was my answer to it.
फूलो फलो Phulo Phalo [phoo.lo phuh.lo] is a Hindi idiom meaning to bloom as flowers and fruits do. In Junglee Phool Journal Issue 01: Phulo Phalo, I reflect on blooming not on command, but by tending to the season that arrives.
May you feed what helps your mind bloom. Send it, or keep it where you'll see it.
Details
- 4.25 x 5.5 in folded card, blank inside
- 100 eggshell white paper, printed in the US
- Comes with a rigid, board-backed kraft mailer (4.5 x 6.375 in)
- Packed in a clear, see-through sleeve
- Hand-drawn original art by me, Geshu Sugandh
- Shipped from Brooklyn
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