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Happy Dinomite Diwal-O-ween | Type Storytelling Greeting Card
Happy Dinomite Diwal-O-ween | Type Storytelling Greeting Card
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Diwal-O-ween is the blending of Diwali and Halloween, which often fall close to each other. They are celebrated together in spaces where cultures come together to embrace the joy that both festivals bring.
The lettering is a reflection of the same. English-Roman and Hindi-Devanagari weave through each other, creating a mosaic of joy through type.
May you find joy in every festival you celebrate. Send it, or keep it for yourself.
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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