Which greeting should I use?

Shubho Sharodiya is the autumn festival greeting; Shubho Bijoya is said on the day of farewell to the Goddess, at the end of the puja.

Is there room for a name?

Yes. Each card leaves a blank space for a name or a message.

What is the difference between the styles?

Alpona is white rice-paste line art on brick red with touches of turmeric yellow; Kalighat is bold brush outlines in vermilion, indigo and ochre; minimal is a white ground with red and one gold accent.

Can I share the cards on a phone?

Yes. Each card is a vertical picture, so it prints or sends as an image.

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Durga Puja card: Shubho Sharodiya, Shubho Bijoya, shiuli flowers

Durga Puja cards — a card lettered "Shubho Sharodiya" with a dhak drum and its feather plume, kash grass swaying at the edges and a blank line at the bottom for the sender's name, Bengali alpona art, flowing white rice-paste line motifs of lotus and conch, hand-lettered greeting

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Greeting cards for Durga Puja and Bijoya Dashami, sent to family and friends, printed or shared on the phone. Each is a vertical card with its greeting lettered: Shubho Sharodiya with a dhak drum and kash grass, Shubho Bijoya with a red-bordered white sari and sindoor dots, or Happy Durga Puja framed by white shiuli flowers. Each leaves space for a name. Type a different greeting or colour as the direction.

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Frequently asked questions

Which greeting should I use?: Shubho Sharodiya is the autumn festival greeting; Shubho Bijoya is said on the day of farewell to the Goddess, at the end of the puja.
Is there room for a name?: Yes. Each card leaves a blank space for a name or a message.
What is the difference between the styles?: Alpona is white rice-paste line art on brick red with touches of turmeric yellow; Kalighat is bold brush outlines in vermilion, indigo and ochre; minimal is a white ground with red and one gold accent.
Can I share the cards on a phone?: Yes. Each card is a vertical picture, so it prints or sends as an image.

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