Victorian Cupid Valentine Card with Heart Door Die-Cut

There's an unmistakably playful—almost cheeky—energy radiating from this cherub as it stands barefoot and draped in a blue toga, clutching flowers and wearing a daisy crown while *knocking on a door built into a giant red heart*. Apparently, the most romantic gesture available to a tiny winged child is showing up unannounced to your cardiac organ's front entrance. The door, complete with a heart-shaped peephole window, suggests that Love is not only a place you can visit, but one that screens its visitors, and honestly, given the cherub's expression, that seems wise. Set against an idyllic alpine backdrop of mountains and pine trees, this card essentially asks: what if Cupid stopped shooting arrows and just started showing up at your house with a bouquet and no explanation?