Whether you’re a stationery addict or someone keen on brightening a loved one’s day, you need to get your hands on these assorted postcards by Pen Paper Dreams. Handwritten, old-school communication is becoming a long lost tradition, so turn back the clocks and send out a few postcards before the year ends. Someone might just send you one back, too!
Stationery Addicts, Pick Up These Fun & Colourful Postcards Throughout All December
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Finally — postcards that aren’t rehashing the usual yellow taxi and Howrah Bridge visuals. You can take your pick between two postcard themes — a holiday themed line and a collection of positive affirmations. They’re bright. They’re fun. And, they’re hip.
Know someone who needs to restart their life next year? Send them a postcard that says, “Ctrl. Alt. Del. Get Ready For 2018!” Have a GOT-obsessed friend? Mail them “winter IS here.” Does a loved one need a boost of confidence about 2018? Send them a bright yellow postcard that says, “This is YOUR Year.” And, of course, there are safe bets for relatives and colleagues, such as “#Happy2018” and “Merry X-Mas.”
Looking for more? An assorted set of “Thought I’d Say Hi,” “NEVER Give Up,” “Thank You For Being #AWESOMESAUCE,” “You INSPIRE ME,” and “Sending Positive Vibes Your Way” will allow you to send positive affirmations to others all year round.
Where Can I Get These?
Pick up a set at Wabi Sabi, 8th Day Cafe & Bakery, The Rouge and Magenta Store & Cafe. You can also pick up a set from any of Pen Paper Dreams’ workshops throughout the month of December. And, if you live outside of Kolkata, not a problem — they can ship you a set for a small fee.
An assorted set of 10 comes will set you back by INR 150. Each set consists of 2 pieces of each designs.
What started out as a poetry page has now expanded to a brand that also conducts creative writing workshops, postcard writing sessions and poetry and music open mic nights, so others can explore their creative side. The sessions are often very therapeutic, because participants get to express feelings that are bottled up inside.