Introducing the Charles Sainsbury-Plaice Great British Trees Greeting Card Range, a captivating collection showcasing the splendid beauty of Trees, Woods, and Hedgerows captured by renowned countryside and landscape photographer, Charles Sainsbury-Plaice. These cards feature a selection of his most cherished arboreal images from the past year, each paired with a corresponding caption on the reverse. Crafted to A5 dimensions when folded, our cards boast a luxurious 300 gsm heavyweight silk finish, complemented by a smudge-free writing surface on the matte interior that accommodates all pen types.
Text on the reverse of this card reads:
Autumn Colour - Oversley Wood
“A quiet conversation between the seasons, where change is both inevitable and beautiful”
Oversley Wood is a remnant of ancient woodland that once formed part of the vast Forest of Arden,which historically spanned much of Warwickshire. The name “Oversley” is believed to have Saxon roots,likely meaning Ofe’s settlement in a woodland clearing.
Each card is thoughtfully paired with a kraft brown envelope. Rest assured, the card and envelope paper originate from responsibly sourced wood pulp, and proudly display the Woodland Carbon logo. The Countryside Greetings A5 cards are intentionally left blank inside, offering ample space for your personal messages. Whether it's for special occasions like birthdays, weddings, and anniversaries, or for everyday correspondence and letter writing, these cards provide a versatile canvas. Charles Sainsbury-Plaice, an esteemed figure in UK countryside and landscape photography, is celebrated for his enchanting portrayals of trees and rural vistas. With decades of expertise and a passion for capturing the essence of British native trees and landscapes, he has contributed to esteemed countryside publications worldwide. His work not only showcases the beauty of nature but also pays tribute to the hardworking farming and rural communities that shape our countryside. Residing in Warwickshire, Charles has dedicated a lifetime to immersing himself in the heart of the countryside. Through meticulous observation and photography, he captures the exquisite ancient trees and woodlands as they transition through the seasons. In 2023, Charles collaborated with photographer Adrian Houston to create "The Queen’s Green Canopy," a book commemorating the 70-year reign of the late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth. This collaboration stands as a testament to Charles's commitment to preserving and celebrating the rich heritage of British landscapes. Now, you have the opportunity to bring a piece of this legacy and the love for British landscapes into your own space. Be transported to the serene beauty of our countryside, curated by a true master of the craft. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of Charles's heritage and experience the magic of our native trees and woodlands.
Captivating Collection: Immerse yourself in the splendid beauty of Trees, Woods, and Hedgerows with this captivating greeting card range by renowned countryside photographer, Charles Sainsbury-Plaice.
Arboreal Splendor: Each card features a selection of Charles's most cherished arboreal images from the past year, paired with a corresponding caption on the reverse for an enriching experience.
Premium Quality: Crafted to A5 dimensions when folded, our cards boast a luxurious 300 gsm heavyweight silk finish, providing a touch of elegance to your greetings.
Smudge-Free Writing Surface: The matte interior ensures a smudge-free writing surface that accommodates all pen types, making it easy to pen down your heartfelt messages.
Thoughtfully Paired: Every card comes with a kraft brown envelope, adding a touch of rustic charm to your greetings.
Responsible Sourcing: Our card and envelope paper originate from responsibly sourced wood pulp and proudly display the Woodland Carbon logo, demonstrating our commitment to sustainability.
Versatile Canvas: The Countryside Greetings A5 cards are intentionally left blank inside, offering ample space for your personal messages, suitable for special occasions and everyday correspondence.
