Start a conversation this holiday season with these elegant (yet very pagan) postcards. Saturnalia was a Roman holiday which began around the Winter Solstice and lasted to the New Year. Revelers celebrated Saturnalia with feasting, drinking, goodwill to the poor, the exchange of gifts, and the decoration of trees. Sounds like Christmas, right-except it wasn't.
The back features a Latin quote by the poet Catullus deeming Saturnalia the "best of days."
FLAT CARD
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Made in USA
Sold in sets of 10
Standard Fine Finch 110#
7in x 5in (17.78cm x 12.7cm) Double Sided Card
Blank White Envelopes Included