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Gradient Postcard Set

Name: Gradient Postcard Set
Brand: Evermade

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Emojis are fun, but nothing shows how you feel quite like a handwritten message. Send some love with these gradient postcards. Vibrant and considered, our original postcard set contains 28 interlinking colour gradient cards to suit any mood or occasion. Printed on FSC certified 350gsm card, these rich textured cards can be used for a variety of uses. With a blank reverse they can be sent to loved ones or even mounted to form their very own art work. From vivid accents through to soft pastels this design-focussed gift is a versatile and modern approach to the much loved postcard. Includes 28 Po

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as EVERMADE LIMITED, number 08418036. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Gradient Postcard Set

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