Shiba Inu Postcard

A postcard featuring a design of a Shiba Inu offering a greeting. It can also be used for New Year's cards. *The current image is a composite illustration; we will upload the actual photograph as soon as it is ready. *You can also request a set with other postcards currently available. Please specify your preference in the remarks section when ordering. "万事如意" (Banjinyuui) - Everything goes as you wish. This is a phrase often used in China as a New Year's greeting. It is an auspicious phrase that means "May all things proceed according to your will." Printed with screen printing on a sturdy, off-white paper, this postcard has a slightly retro feel. The printing may have slight misalignments or appear faded, but this is an intentional part of the production process. Please enjoy the charm of these minor printing variations. *If you are sensitive to printing inconsistencies, please refrain from ordering, as these variations are unavoidable. The ink used is semi-water-soluble, so it may smudge if rubbed strongly. Please handle with care. As these are hand-cut, the sizes may not be perfectly uniform. We appreciate your understanding. --- For use as a New Year's card in Japan --- If you send a private postcard (私製はがき) as a New Year's card, it can be sent for 52 yen between December 15th and January 7th. However, you must clearly write "年賀" (New Year's card) in red ink in a visible position on the front of the postcard. If you send a private postcard as a New Year's card between December 15th and January 7th without the red "年賀" marking, it will generally be treated as a standard postcard (requiring 62 yen postage) and may be delivered within the year as regular mail. Please be aware of this. *For details, please check with your local post office. Origin/Production Method Made in Japan