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Cards are printed using Giclee ink jet printers and water based inks, which are 100% non-hazardous, toxin free and vegan. The paper is 280gsm gloss paper and comes with a brown kraft envelope, all from sustainably managed forests and vegan. Both are packed loose in a clear biodegradable protective OPP bag like you would find in a shop, ready for you to sign and forward to the final recipient, please bear that in mind. The whole order is then put in its final outer pakaging.
Cards measure 178 x 127 mm (7 x 5 inches)
Vegan and Sustainable Greetings Cards
Cards and envelopes are presented loose in protective wrapping like you would find in a shop ready for you to sign and forward to the final recipient. Please bear that in mind.
After an order is received or a proof is approved by you cards should arrive by free delivery within 7 to 10 days.
Morse Code was named after one of its early developers in the 1830s, Samuel Morse. Later evolving into the global standard International Morse Code. Through arrangements of dots, dashes and spaces; the letters of the alphabet, numerals and punctuation are represented. This code can be sent as a message via electrical pulses, known as electrical telegraphy, or by signals like flashing lights. These pulses and signals vary in length, with dashes three times the duration of a dot. Spaces between each dot and dash, letter and word also differ in duration. The coded message in this series of cards is a great talking point and a challenge to decypher.
