Victorian Angels Red Ribbon Vintage Greeting Card

What's easy to overlook is that two winged angels in rosy garments hurl horizontally through a sickly green void, clutching what appears to be a wooden cross adorned with a sprig of something — because the card's bold thesis is that festive greetings are best expressed through two airborne women speed-delivering the instrument of crucifixion with matching pink ribbon accents. The front angel's billowing pink robes trail behind her like she's the world's most devout skydiver, while her companion peers over her shoulder with the serene detachment of someone who has fully accepted their fate. The whole composition has the energy of a religious fever dream your Victorian aunt had after too much laudanum, lovingly printed on a postcard she'd send to people she barely liked.