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A set of five artist-designed greeting cards that bring wildlife close to home. Each card features a loose, watercolor-style portrait of a remarkable animal — African wild dog, bongo, pangolin, black rhino, and Okapi — all endangered and in jeapordy of vanishing from the wild. Printed on heavy 271gsm uncoated white paper, the images hold vivid, crisp color while the tactile surface invites handwritten notes. Cards arrive with matching white envelopes and subtle front-overlap construction, ready to fold, write, and send. Use them to share curiosity, gratitude, or a quiet moment of wonder with friends who love nature and conservation.

All images created by RSCF staff using a combinatino of photographs and digital art. All rights reserved.


Product features
- Vivid digital printing on 271gsm uncoated white paper
- Five unique wildlife designs (customizable per card)
- Includes five matching white envelopes
- Standard 4.25" x 5.5" size; horizontal and vertical options
- Printed and assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts

Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the card outwards.

Vanishing Series - Bongo, Painted Dog, Black Rhino, Pangolin and Okapi by RSCF

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