Send festive wishes with this charming Botanical French Bulldog Christmas Card, featuring artwork originally hand embroidered using luxurious silk and alpaca yarn and inspired by traditionally pressed flowers.
Every Contempfleury design begins as an original textile illustration, carefully stitched by hand before being professionally reproduced as a beautifully detailed greetings card. Soft embroidery, delicate botanical details and a playful French Bulldog wearing a cosy winter jumper create a Christmas card full of warmth, personality and festive charm.
Featuring a cheerful snowman motif and floral details inspired by pressed flowers, this card is perfect for French Bulldog owners, dog lovers and anyone who appreciates handcrafted design. Blank inside for your own heartfelt message, it's ideal for sending Christmas wishes to family and friends.
Beautiful enough to frame after the festive season, this card becomes a miniature piece of botanical art that can be enjoyed year after year.
Product Details
- Botanical French Bulldog Christmas card
- Blank inside for your own personal Christmas message
- Printed from an original hand embroidered artwork
- Original artwork stitched using luxurious silk and alpaca yarn
- Inspired by traditionally pressed flowers
- Printed on premium-quality textured card
- Supplied with a recycled envelope
- Designed and made in Devon, UK
The Story Behind the Design
I'm Leah, the designer behind Contempfleury. Working from my Devon studio, I create botanical artwork inspired by flowers, textiles and the changing seasons.
Every illustration begins with flowers that I carefully press and preserve before combining them with contemporary embroidery techniques. Using a luxurious blend of silk and alpaca yarn, I create tactile textile artwork that celebrates the beauty of nature and traditional craftsmanship.
Each greetings card is reproduced from one of my original embroidered artworks, allowing you to share a thoughtful Christmas greeting while giving a little piece of handcrafted botanical art.