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Broken Objects Foil Empathy Card

$5.00
SKU: 2-02323

Freshened-up design!

When you need to let someone know that the things we survive are what make us magnificent, consider this Japanese custom, called kintsugi. Then maybe take them to sushi, another Japanese custom that always makes me feel better but doesn't really make for a poetic greeting card.

  • Blank card, A2 size (4.25 x 5.5 inches)
  • Printed on heavyweight uncoated stock
  • Comes with a matching kraft envelope

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E
12/04/2023
Elisabeth SVG verified by SHOP
United States United States

Perfect!

EG
03/18/2022
Eileen G.
United States United States

Broken and beautiful

People cry when they read this card

MB
03/05/2022
Marie B.
United States United States
I recommend this product

Feeling broken, less

I have sent this card to a friend who had a corneal replacement, another who had part of a foot muscle removed. It addresses the feeling of being less after such an experience, losing a piece of oneself. I know the feeling from having had a radical mastectomy.

MA
03/03/2022
Maureen A.
United States United States
I recommend this product

Gratitude and appreciation

I just read a spiritual book and this form of art- Kintsugi was discussed. The same day I was telling my sister-in-law about the book - she pulled out of her purse this card she had bought for me:unknown to her it’s exactly what I was sharing with her. I don’t believe in coincidences - it was divinely orchestrated. I ordered these cards to accompany the books I bought to share with others as a gift. I love these cards and I’m grateful.

L
11/10/2021
LA

Do I have to pick just one?

This is one of my favorite cards in the line...and there are (sadly) so many reasons to send it. Last order, I got the boxed set of cards as well...just so I'm prepared. I like to mark my calendar for a couple weeks after I send out a sympathy card and THEN send one of these...they always seem to hit around that time when people are feeling like the "new norm" is overwhelming.

M
10/06/2020
Marilyn
United States United States

Broken Objects

Beats any “get well” card I’ve ever seen. Can address any loss of health, person in your life — I t’s so much more empathic than most cards and positive without being smarmy.