Heartell Press

Happy Hanukkah (Menorah Blooms) Letterpress Card

Happy Hanukkah (Menorah Blooms) Letterpress Card - Main image
$4.08 $6 In stock

Category: Folded Card

A fresh take on tradition, this Hanukkah card features a blooming menorah surrounded by soft florals. A warm and thoughtful way to celebrate eight nights of light and love.

Letterpress, 100% post-consumer recycled paper, A2, blank inside, cello sleeve with envelope.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas W. ★★★★★

The floral design around the menorah is so delicate and pretty, it's a much nicer take on a Hanukkah card than I find most years. The paper feels substantial and high-quality, and the letterpress impression is crisp and clean. I'm already thinking about ordering more for my family.

Alexander U. ★★★★★

The letterpress texture adds such a nice tactile depth to the floral design, making it feel more like a keepsake than a typical card. My family loved the fresh, modern take on the menorah.

Avery ★★★★★

The florals around the menorah feel so delicate and intentional, and the soft color palette makes it stand out on our mantel. I’m genuinely impressed with how the letterpress texture adds a handmade warmth that photos don’t do justice. It’s the kind of card people actually keep after the holiday.