Papyrus Blank Cards with Envelopes, Peony & Chrysanthemums (16-Count)

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The smaller, simpler flowers on the branch next to the chrysanthemum are likely plum blossoms, which together with the chrysanthemum, often represent the changing seasons and resilience. The flower depicted on the cards is a peony, often referred to as the "King of Flowers" in East Asian art and culture.

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