- The Intention
- The Materials
- The Little Salt Wagon Story
In today's world where so often screens reign supreme, nothing quite beats a hand-written card. There's a sense of slowness, nostalgia, and thoughtfulness about it that transcends time and technology. And these hand-painted printed greeting cards by Amanda Cox of Little Salt Wagon evoke wild landscapes, coastal lands, and a sense of freedom and expansiveness. There's a grounded beauty about them that will infuse the receiver with the potent knowing that they are revered with love and warmth. Printed on matte eggshell recyclable cardstock that's blank inside, packaged in a compostable protective sleeve, and accompanied by a 100% recycled envelope, these greeting cards are as environmentally responsible as they are beautiful. Whether you're wishing to express your gratitude to a loved one, congratulate a friend, or simply let someone know you're sending love, these cards are a phenomenal way to connect with those we care about.
Size: A2 Card - 5.5" x 4.25" folded with blank inside
Paper: 100# matte eggshell recyclable cardstock
Includes 100% recycled envelope
Packaged in compostable protective sleeve
Amanda Cox is a third generation southern Californian, and granddaughter of illustrator and artist, Keith Lee, who was the initial inspiration and driving force behind drawing, painting and creating. Little Salt Wagon started way back way back in 2011 as a casual blog sharing and gleaning creative inspiration. In an effort to tap back into her creative roots, Amanda started selling more affordable artwork in the form of prints and cards in 2017 during the Thomas Fire and Little Salt Wagon as a small business was born. Drawing from her life growing up in a more rural and beautiful little nook of Ventura county, her inspiration for cards, prints and paintings come from childhood, travels around the west, and the California coastal and a little bit country community she's surrounded by and honored to be a part of.
The Intention
In today's world where so often screens reign supreme, nothing quite beats a hand-written card. There's a sense of slowness, nostalgia, and thoughtfulness about it that transcends time and technology. And these hand-painted printed greeting cards by Amanda Cox of Little Salt Wagon evoke wild landscapes, coastal lands, and a sense of freedom and expansiveness. There's a grounded beauty about them that will infuse the receiver with the potent knowing that they are revered with love and warmth. Printed on matte eggshell recyclable cardstock that's blank inside, packaged in a compostable protective sleeve, and accompanied by a 100% recycled envelope, these greeting cards are as environmentally responsible as they are beautiful. Whether you're wishing to express your gratitude to a loved one, congratulate a friend, or simply let someone know you're sending love, these cards are a phenomenal way to connect with those we care about.
The Materials
Size: A2 Card - 5.5" x 4.25" folded with blank inside
Paper: 100# matte eggshell recyclable cardstock
Includes 100% recycled envelope
Packaged in compostable protective sleeve
The Little Salt Wagon Story
Amanda Cox is a third generation southern Californian, and granddaughter of illustrator and artist, Keith Lee, who was the initial inspiration and driving force behind drawing, painting and creating. Little Salt Wagon started way back way back in 2011 as a casual blog sharing and gleaning creative inspiration. In an effort to tap back into her creative roots, Amanda started selling more affordable artwork in the form of prints and cards in 2017 during the Thomas Fire and Little Salt Wagon as a small business was born. Drawing from her life growing up in a more rural and beautiful little nook of Ventura county, her inspiration for cards, prints and paintings come from childhood, travels around the west, and the California coastal and a little bit country community she's surrounded by and honored to be a part of.