• Size: 5.5x4.25" ea.
• Material: 100% Acid Free Cotton Paper

• 5 greetings cards & 6 envelopes included in box.
• Our cards are blank inside.
• Our greetings cards are printed in-house on 100% cotton, acid free museum grade paper!
• We've been collecting vintage postcards for decades, and now we're excited to share them with you in the form of greeting cards! Our greeting cards are based on vintage postcards designed by prolific artists, such as Ellen Clapsaddle. We've touched up & enhanced the designs for high quality, high resolution prints!

Celebrate Irish pride and tradition with the Erin Go Bragh Set of 5 Greeting Cards. These beautifully designed cards feature a stunning vintage illustration of a golden harp with the iconic "Erin Go Bragh" banner, surrounded by four lush green shamrocks. Based on classic postcards by celebrated artists like Ellen Clapsaddle, this design embodies the spirit of Irish heritage, making it perfect for St. Patrick’s Day greetings or any time you want to send a little luck and well-wishing to friends and family.

Each card measures 5.5x4.25 inches and is printed on 100% cotton, acid-free museum-grade paper, ensuring a high-quality feel and finish. The inside is left blank, providing plenty of room to write your personal message, whether you’re wishing someone a Happy St. Patrick’s Day or sending a note of Irish pride. The set includes five greeting cards and six envelopes, offering the convenience of an extra envelope.

The vibrant gold and green tones of the card bring a classic, elegant feel to your holiday correspondence, while the vintage design is perfect for collectors and anyone who loves the charm of traditional Irish symbols. These high-resolution prints have been enhanced for clarity and color, making them just as beautiful to display as they are to send.

Whether you’re celebrating Irish roots, sharing a bit of luck, or simply connecting with loved ones, the Erin Go Bragh Greeting Card Set offers a timeless way to express your sentiments with a nod to the rich history of Ireland.