Festival & holiday cards for every celebration.

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Festival of Lights

Five lamps to light, a kolam that blooms underneath, a message that arrives when the last lamp catches. Diwali plus four cultural skins.

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Christmas

Snow falls, a wreath fades in, your friend's name draws across it in script. Choose secular tree, Christian nativity, Nordic folk, or minimalist snowfall.

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India Independence Day

Tap to hoist the tiranga — the flag unfurls from the pole, the Ashoka Chakra spins, and saffron-white-green confetti fills the sky. Jai Hind.

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Raksha Bandhan — For My Brother

Tap to tie the rakhi — the thread closes, the knot cinches, and the rosette blooms in a shower of marigold petals and akshat rice. A sister's thread of protection.

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Raksha Bandhan — For My Sister

Tap to open the shagun lifafa — the gold seal breaks, the flap lifts, and marigold petals and zari sparks fountain out with a brother's promise. Raksha, returned.

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Navratri Day 1 — Maa Shailaputri

Day 1 of Navratri. Tap to set the Ghatasthapana kalash — the coconut settles on its mango leaves, barley sprouts in the soil, and dawn breaks over Maa Shailaputri's mountain.

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Navratri Day 2 — Maa Brahmacharini

Day 2 of Navratri. Tap to turn Maa Brahmacharini's japa mala — the beads glide round, stop just short of the meru, and one drop falls from the kamandalu. The quietest card in the series.

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Navratri Day 3 — Maa Chandraghanta

Day 3 of Navratri. Tap to ring Maa Chandraghanta's bell — it swings beneath its crescent moon, and rings of gold light carry the sound you can't hear.

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Navratri Day 4 — Maa Kushmanda

Day 4 of Navratri. Tap to light the universe — Maa Kushmanda's golden egg blooms into an eight-rayed sun, warmth floods the dark, and tiny worlds spin out into orbit.

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Navratri Day 5 — Maa Skandamata

Day 5 of Navratri. Tap and a lotus opens on still water, ring by ring, beside a peacock feather — Maa Skandamata's day of a mother's love.

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Navratri Day 6 — Maa Katyayani

Day 6 of Navratri. Tap to cut through the clouds — an arc of light parts the storm, a red-gold sky opens, and a lotus blooms at the hilt of Maa Katyayani's sword.

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Navratri Day 7 — Maa Kalaratri

Day 7 of Navratri. Tap to break the dark — lightning finds an ember, a flame rises in a ring of light, and Maa Kalaratri's night turns calm and full of stars.

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Navratri Day 8 — Maa Mahagauri

Day 8 of Navratri, Durga Ashtami. Tap to shower jasmine — the blossoms thread themselves into a garland around your wish, for Maa Mahagauri, the radiant one.

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Navratri Day 9 — Maa Siddhidatri

Day 9 of Navratri, Maha Navami. Tap to complete the nine — a nine-petal lotus lights one petal per night around a turning chakra, for Maa Siddhidatri.

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Navratri / Durga Puja

Light the diya (or the garbi pot) and the goddess rises behind a weapon-fan rangoli. Three regional variants: pan-India Navratri, Bengali Durga Puja, and Gujarati Dandiya-Garba.

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New Year

A clock ticks toward midnight. Fireworks burst at the strike of twelve. Happy New Year reveals beneath in script. Global secular calendar New Year — explicitly Gregorian Jan 1.

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