Hariyali Teej cards: a swing, green bangles, the monsoon

Greeting cards for Hariyali Teej, the monsoon festival of Shravan, sent by women to sisters, friends and mothers. Each card prints its greeting as written: Happy Hariyali Teej beneath a flower-wound swing, Happy Teej over a stack of green glass bangles, or Hariyali Teej ki Shubhkamnayein inside a border of rain drops and peacock feathers. Each leaves a clear panel for a message. The cards come as watercolour, flat colour or paper cut.

• a card to a sister on Hariyali Teej
• a card to a friend or a mother
• a card for a women's group or an office
• a handmade card for a class

Frequently asked questions

Where does the message go?

The swing card has a clear empty panel, the bangles card has four ruled lines below, and the monsoon card leaves the lower third blank.

What are the three styles?

Watercolor has leaf green, bangle green and rose washes. Flat color uses emerald, red, gold and cream. Paper cut is green, red and gold paper layers with scalloped edges.

Is the monsoon card in Hindi?

Its greeting is Hindi written in Roman letters: Hariyali Teej ki Shubhkamnayein, which means good wishes for Hariyali Teej.

Can I change the greeting?

Yes. Type the greeting you want and the same layout is drawn. The wording shown is the sample.

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