Victorian Cherub Valentine Card Die-Cut Heart Shape

Between Cupid and the red heart he's hauling, there's a contentious relationship: the cherub, draped in flowing pink fabric with dragonfly wings instead of traditional feathered variety (because apparently even celestial beings have aesthetic phases), is towing love itself across a rocky, seashell-strewn landscape using what appears to be a tangle of strings. The heart is wrapped in a crosshatch pattern, like a Valentine's Day gift someone tried to gift-wrap after three glasses of wine. Behind them, a small creature appears to be fleeing the scene with what looks like a flower, which, frankly, is the most relatable response to watching a chaotic winged toddler drag love across the ground like luggage at a budget airport.