Collection: THE POSTCARD STORE
THE POSTCARD STORE BY TULIKA SAXENA
Embroidered Postcards creates artisanal hand embroidered postcards for people and places you love and have built memories with. Inspired by flora around us, it aims to slow one down to resume the joys of writing and sending postcards that can be cherished for a lifetime.
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Coorg's Torch Lilies Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹7,476Regular price -
Backyard Fruits - Set of 2 Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹4,920Regular price -
Rose and Hyacinth Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹7,400Regular price -
Blooms - Set of 5 Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹4,600Regular price -
Sunflower smiles - Set of 3 Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹4,630Regular price -
Winter Nargis Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹4,510Regular price -
British Bloom bombs - Set of 2 Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹6,050Regular price -
Trumpet Blooms - Set of 4 Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹6,050Regular price -
Mom’s Champa Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹4,510Regular price -
Mogras & Bananas - Set of 2 Vendor:
The Postcard StoreRegular price ₹5,170Regular price
About the Artist
Tulika Saxena is a textile designer and postcard maker from New Delhi, India. Deeply inspired by the local flora and the memories she builds with them, the postcard project began in quarantine in 2020.
It explores ways to reinvent the postcard with a new visual language--- using something deeply familiar, tangible, and comforting like embroidery.
The postcard traditionally serves as a reminder of a visual memory that people share with loved ones. This new language of embroidery on postcards is extremely evocative of these memories we cherish which are often as fragile as the physical medium of paper itself, but creates something so beautiful to see, touch, feel and remember.
The modern postcard is not primarily a mode of communication, but rather a treasured belonging that brings back nostalgia and memories of another time, place, and people.