colour shared

For those with a penchant for the tactile, the handcrafted note card set adds unique sentiment for either card giving on its own, or pairing together the well curated gift.

A set of 6 handmade colour cards in: green, pink, blue, red, purple and orange. The set has 6 envelopes. The back of the cards have 3 notepapers. These are attached with 2 wool loops.

[ curated collection II ]

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A set of 4 colour cards in: 1 shade of green, 2 shades of blue and a deep red. The set has 6 envelopes, not shown in the photo. The back of the cards have 3 notepapers. These are attached with 2 wool loops.

[ curated collection III ]

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[ curated collection IV ]

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The reusable greeting card. A set of 4 handcrafted cards in light pastel colours: pink, blue, green, purple and yellow with 6 handcrafted envelopes. The back of the cards have 3 note papers. These are attached with 2 wool loops.

[ curated collection V ]

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the handcrafted experience

At the studio of colour shared the essence of how we experience handcraft was discovered as something worth sharing.

Note card & envelope are designed to give recipients the option to save what they love for reuse. Reassembling a note paper onto the card creates a sense of contribution to the 'make' & the blend of premium materials is an offering of ultimate touch quality.

Considered design, sumptuously tactile, made to be loved & shared.

the colour experience

Colour inspirations from our local home Aotearoa evoke a unique spirit of place.

Rather than words, imagery or decoration, note cards are embellished with the palette of nature to be enjoyed simply as an uplifting colour encounter.

In contrast to what we consume in an image saturated world, the COLOUR SHARED experience quietly ruptures the everyday visual overload.

Here's to the LOVE OF COLOUR, our greatest source of visual beauty.

the handwritten

Digital messaging is often chosen as the most convenient way to share written sentiment, but where digital is mostly ephemeral in style, the handwritten remains the more 'considered' choice . . . the memorable signature for both writer and recipient out of the online realm.