Glimmery Moments
Ancient Woodland
Ancient Woodland takes its colors from the landscape that remains when much of the year has faded away. Evergreen branches, ivy, holly, ferns and moss bring deep greens into winter, inspiring a collection of contemporary paper goods made for writing, gathering and giving through the season.
Winter has its own colors.
For generations, people have brought winter greenery into their homes. We've woven wreaths, hung holly and ivy, decorated Christmas trees and added light and sparkle of our own. Every generation carries these traditions forward in its own way.
The greenery that once inspired these traditions now finds its way onto the cards and letters we send. In Ancient Woodland, familiar winter plants become botanical designs on greeting cards, correspondence sets and gift enclosure cards, ready for handwritten wishes, invitations and little notes to someone we care about.
Winter has its own colors.
For generations, people have brought winter greenery into their homes. We've woven wreaths, hung holly and ivy, decorated Christmas trees and added light and sparkle of our own. Every generation carries these traditions forward in its own way.
The greenery that once inspired these traditions now finds its way onto the cards and letters we send. In Ancient Woodland, familiar winter plants become botanical designs on greeting cards, correspondence sets and gift enclosure cards, ready for handwritten wishes, invitations and little notes to someone we care about.
From the woodland into the home.
As the canopy thins, a different winter palette comes into view. Deep pine and glossy holly sit beside silver bark, moss and the pale green-yellow of oakmoss lichen.
These colors find their way into Ancient Woodland's botanical patterns, where pinecones and ancient leaf forms meet contemporary design and metallic details. A little of the woodland, brought onto paper for the letters, gifts and gatherings of the season.
From the woodland into the home.
As the canopy thins, a different winter palette comes into view. Deep pine and glossy holly sit beside silver bark, moss and the pale green-yellow of oakmoss lichen.
These colors find their way into Ancient Woodland's botanical patterns, where pinecones and ancient leaf forms meet contemporary design and metallic details. A little of the woodland, brought onto paper for the letters, gifts and gatherings of the season.
