Gothic Floral Card Set | 4-Piece Blank Greeting Card Set

For when ordinary stationery is simply too cheerful.

The Gothic Floral Card Set includes four beautifully moody designs filled with roses, skulls, ravens, moths, mushrooms, serpents, botanical details, and other little curiosities of the natural—and slightly macabre—world. With rich blacks, purples, blues, and greens, every card feels like something discovered tucked inside the desk of a particularly stylish Victorian naturalist.

Each card is blank inside, making the set wonderfully versatile. Thank you. Happy birthday. Thinking of you. Congratulations. Sorry about the mysterious circumstances. You decide.

✨ Why You'll Love It

• set includes four different gothic floral designs
• combines botanical artwork with skulls, moths, ravens, serpents, mushrooms, and other darkly whimsical details
• blank interiors work for virtually any occasion
• includes coordinating white envelopes
• printed on heavyweight matte recycled cardstock
• original artwork by Sandi Horan

📌 Product Details

• set of 4 greeting cards
• one of each design
• card size: 4.25" x 5.5"
• blank inside
• includes white envelopes
• heavyweight matte recycled cardstock
• printed in small batches
• art by Sandi Horan

🥀 Perfect For

• gothic stationery lovers
• dark academia aesthetics
• witchy and botanical gifts
• horror and gothic readers
• handwritten thank-you notes
• birthdays and celebrations
• thinking-of-you messages
• bookish gift baskets
• keeping a beautiful card stash on hand
• people who believe skulls and flowers belong together

Product Features

🥀 Florals, But Moodier: Roses and botanicals are lovely. Adding skulls and ravens makes them better.

💀 For Every Mysterious Occasion: Blank interiors leave plenty of room for heartfelt sentiments, questionable jokes, or ominous warnings.

🦋 Four Different Designs: Because choosing between skulls, moths, mushrooms, and gothic roses shouldn't be necessary.

✉️ Actual Mail Is Still Delightful: Especially when the envelope contains something that looks like it came from a witch's stationery drawer.