Individuals
People keep a small stack of cards in drawers and on desks to mark birthdays, moves, and everyday encouragement.
Clients
Who chooses slyxaronxexvalon handmade greeting cards
Our cards travel between homes, studios, and offices where people want their notes to feel calm and sincere.
Teams
Teams sign cards together, pass them across tables, and place them by laptops as quiet reminders of support.
Small brands
Studio owners and independent shops add short notes that match their tone while staying easy to sign.
Stories
Three ways our greeting cards move through everyday life
These short stories show how a simple card can steady a moment without drawing too much attention.
“We have a small box of cards from slyxaronxexvalon near the front door. When someone has a big week, we leave a card on their shelf.”
Shared apartment in New York, mixing workdays and evening catch-ups
“The cards look tidy next to laptops and notebooks, so we use them for new hires and clients instead of long printed notes.”
Small design studio that keeps cards stacked beside shared desks
“We tuck one card into each package, write a short line, and let the card carry the feeling of a visit to the shop.”
Neighborhood shop that sends out carefully wrapped parcels
Formats
Greeting card formats suited to homes, studios, and offices
From flat notes to folded cards, each format is simple to store and quick to reach for when needed.
Flat notes
Flat cards for quick notes
Flat cards work well when you have one clear line to share and want the card to slip easily into an envelope.
Folded cards
Folded cards for longer messages
Folded cards offer space for a few paragraphs while still looking neat when stood on a shelf.
Assortments
Assortments for busy seasons
Mixed sets keep you ready for birthdays, welcomes, and small milestones without needing to plan far in advance.
Get in touch
Share how you might use handmade greeting cards in your world
Tell us about your home, studio, or office, and we will suggest cards that feel natural there.
Many clients begin with a small batch of cards to see how they move through their days and spaces.