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Alfred's Serif Users' Forums → Art & Literature → Art cards reproducing Japanese prints available via Tesco
Something I found by happy chance.
If one goes to
https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/trolley
and then searches for
Arts and Crafts
and then selects sorting by
Price low to high
and then looks until one gets to £3.99, which was on page 2 for me,
then there are available art cards featuring reproductions of Japanese art prints.
For example,
https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/p … /325654838
It has
Made in Scotland
on the back
It has
Made in Scotland
on the back
And it has
Sold and sent by Wee Blue Coo Ltd
on the Tesco web page. That page offers a choice of only four Ohara Koson designs, whereas the Wee Blue Coo website has 51 to choose from (and you can buy 3 for the price of 2).
When I performed a new search for Japanese Art Card on the Tesco site I got more than 300 results in total, 80 of which were for designs by Ohara Koson, and when I searched instead for Hokusai Art Card I got 25 results.
I noticed on the back of one that it has
Please recycle this card
No way!
More likely put in a frame than not! 
When I performed a new search for Japanese Art Card on the Tesco site I got more than 300 results in total, ...
I got 304 results.
Upon putting them in order of Price low to high, the first and the three hundred and third are both £3.99,
It seems one gets a card and an envelope, so perhaps arriving in a larger, maybe A5, envelope or pack.
I know that if one orders a card from
and one chooses to have Papier send it to someone else, the card is sent in an envelope, yet if one chooses the Send it to me first option (purported to be to then give or send to the recipient, possibly after adding a handwritten note - but here I keep it and put it in a frame) the card arrives in a cardboard pack together with a blank envelope.
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