Victorian Valentine Cupid with Mandolin & Pink Roses Die-Cut

What you'll notice immediately is that Cupid has apparently pivoted from archery to piracy and music, showing up to this heart-shaped lace situation in a full tricorn hat, clutching a mandolin decorated with a teal ribbon bow, as if serenading you into submission were the plan all along. The teal sash, the green boot, the strategically placed quiver of arrows — this cherub is dressed for a heist, not a holiday. The gold text helpfully clarifies the terms of the relationship with 'Love me and the world's thine,' which is either the most romantic thing ever written or a hostage negotiation dressed up in roses and embossed red cardstock.