Suggested recipients: close friends navigating change, reflective souls, or those unaware of their own role in their circumstances.
Combined typefaces from the 18th century depicting colonial figures tormented by demons. The zodiac is taken from the original version of Poor Richard’s Almanack. The phrase is a condensed form of Oscar Wilde’s line in The Duchess of Padua — “We are each our own devil, and we make this world our hell.”
This card delves into the darker side of personal and historical struggles, blending colonial imagery with themes of internal conflict. Its blank interior invites you to write an honest, even raw message. Ideal for moments of difficult goodbyes, deep self-reflection, or parting from old ties. A quiet reminder that often, we are our own worst enemies.
