This beautifully illustrated greeting card is designed by Susan in Galway, Ireland, as part of the Burren Flower Fairies collection.
Created by illustrator Susan Meaney, who lives and works near the heart of the Burren in the west of Ireland, this card reflects the delicate beauty of Irish nature and storytelling through detailed, nature-inspired artwork.
Perfect for sending thoughtful messages or keeping as a small illustrated keepsake, each card celebrates the charm of wildflowers and fairy-inspired design.
Details:
- Illustrated greeting card by Susan Meaney
- Designed in Galway, Ireland
- Card size: approx. 5 x 6″ (A6)
- Includes matching envelope
- Blank inside for personal messages
A poetic Irish greeting card inspired by the Burren landscape, wildflowers, and imagination.
Burren Flower Fairies is illustrator Susan Meaney's love letter to the corner of Ireland she calls home — the limestone hills, wildflowers and folklore of the Burren in Co. Clare, translated onto notebooks, cards and homeware you'll actually want to keep out on a shelf. Her notebook covers alone are worth a browse: a butterfly-strewn Forest edition, a Seaweed design pulled straight from the coastline, plus the plainly-titled "Dreams", "Musings", "Lists" and "To do" for anyone who's stopped pretending their notes are lyrical. Greeting cards lean heavily into nature too — wild birds, wildlife, a seaweed design — alongside a proper set of Celtic Festivals cards and Nollaig Shona Christmas cards for the specifically Irish end of the calendar. Beyond paper, there's a tea towel, a Wildflower mug, a Winter Spice candle, floral notepads and bookmarks, and a genuinely handy 2026 Sacred Trees calendar for anyone who likes their year mapped out with a bit of folklore attached. It's a coherent, quietly gorgeous range — everything traceable back to the same hand and the same landscape, rather than a grab-bag of unrelated products. Good for anyone who loves the west of Ireland, or for building a stationery drawer that actually matches. Delivered across Ireland.
