Victorian New Year Greetings Die-Cut Card with Winter Village Scene

A entire snowy village — complete with a church, snow-dusted cottages, and tiny figures trudging across a frozen pond — has been crammed inside a four-leaf clover, because apparently someone in Victorian America decided luck and hypothermia are thematically linked. The clover's gold-beaded border screams 'I have opinions about ornamentation' while evergreen branches and what appear to be snow-tipped pine sprigs frame the whole chaotic tableau against a pitch-black void, giving it the energy of a snow globe that's been through a séance. 'New Year Greetings' is embossed across the lower petals in gold lettering, cheerfully unaware that it's sharing real estate with a landscape that looks like it belongs in a diorama inside a leprechaun's therapy office.