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About Us

Finding Inspiration in the Detail

Hello there, thanks for stopping by. This is a small past time that includes descriptive illustrations that sprung to life during covid as a side hustle, soon evolving into printing and duplicating these prints onto cards and posters to distribute around the world.  Elevate your gifting or settlement gifts with a quality & unique card. Each design is individual to its end buyer. Happy shopping!

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Our Story

Every website has a story, and this is where it starts. Greeting Cards are slowing disappearing from the landscape for gifting; however it is important to keep the old-fashioned methods & traditions alive.

 snag an original and unique card tailored specifically for your next big celebration or occasion.

Did you know?

"Greeting cards have played a significant role in human communication and social expression for centuries. Their evolution from ancient traditions to the digital age reflects broader changes in society, technology, and the ways we connect with each other."

"Greeting cards can be divided into two categories: everyday and seasonal. The most popular everyday cards by far are birthday cards, which account for more than half of the sales in that category. The average American receives at least one birthday card a year."

"Greeting cards sales are in the billions in the U.S., and the Greeting Card Association estimates that Americans spend around $8 billion on more than 6 million cards each year. "

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Location

The bricks and mortar of ARTIKALL are located near the foothills of the King Valley, in the rural city called Wangaratta. Every item is packaged and distributed from a small premises in an industrial state. Wangaratta and surrounds are home to unique and quaint little boutiques, that thrive on the tourist scene.

Get in Touch

500 Terry Francine St. 

San Francisco, CA 94158

123-456-7890

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