Blank Greeting Card - September Bear Grass - Mixed Media Collage

Artwork Details:
This piece is entitled "Bear Grass" in tribute to two misunderstood Oregon natives - the black bear (Ursus americanus) and bear grass (Xerophyllum tenax). Many are afraid of the elusive American Black Bear, a native to North America. Though they live in the forests near our home, I've only seen one in 15 years. While it may be a surprise to some, black bears are omnivores whose diet is comprised mainly of nuts, berries, grasses, and insects. They are not typically active predators. And bear grass is not actually a grass. In the lily family, it is sometimes confused for its deadly relative, deathcamas. Both of these local species get a bad rap, but they are important members of our local ecosystem.

Greeting Card Details:
This listing is for an 5x7 greeting card of my original mixed media collage artwork described above. Blank inside. Printed on high quality, 100 lb bond, 100% post-consumer recycled white matte cardstock with archival ink. Envelope is as pictured, craft-paper brown, complementing the style and texture of the paper collage.

Shipping Details:
Greeting cards will be packaged in a protective cellophane sleeve, and shipped to you in a sturdy cardboard mailer.

Orders are shipped First Class via USPS.

If you’re purchasing this as a gift, please leave any gift note instructions in the “note to seller” section at checkout and we'll do our best to make it extra perfect for the recipient. ;-)

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