Victorian Valentine Greetings Card with Cherub, Heart & Roses

Unsettling in the most charming way possible, this card radiates the energy of someone — or rather, somewinged cherub — who absolutely knows what they're doing. Perched on a dark, gnarled branch crawling with suspiciously enthusiastic pink roses, the curly-haired cherub with the expression of someone who has Seen Things strums a tiny lyre directly in front of a heart so aggressively red it could be seen from space. The wings, the flowing white garment, the delicate instrument — it's technically all very innocent, except the cherub is staring at you with the unsettling calm of a Victorian child who understands more than they should. Framed against a moody dark teal sky with 'Valentine Greetings' rendered in a font that somehow manages to feel both festive and vaguely threatening, this card communicates 'I love you' with the same energy as 'I have been watching you.'