A red chinese new Year greeting card with a kraft envelope behind it. The card features a gold goat illustration and large white '2027' numerals, with 'HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR' printed vertically on the left.

Year of the Goat Card | Sheep Jumping Through 2027

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A red chinese new Year greeting card with a kraft envelope behind it. The card features a gold goat illustration and large white '2027' numerals, with 'HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR' printed vertically on the left.
  • A red chinese new Year greeting card with a kraft envelope behind it. The card features a gold goat illustration and large white '2027' numerals, with 'HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR' printed vertically on the left.
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Year of the Goat Card | Sheep Jumping Through 2027

Year of the Goat Card | Sheep Jumping Through 2027

$6.88

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This lunar new year 2027 card features a bold red background with large gold numerals spelling out 2027 and a leaping goat mid-stride across the design. It is a striking and energetic year of the goat card that announces the new year with full confidence and makes an impression the moment it lands in someone's hands.

Red is the defining color of Chinese New Year. It shows up on every lantern, every red envelope, every door decoration, and every outfit worn on New Year's Day because red is believed to ward off bad luck and attract good fortune. The tradition traces back to the Legend of Nian, a mythical beast said to fear the color red, which is why the entire holiday is wrapped in it from start to finish.

The leaping goat captures the forward momentum of a new year in full swing. 2027 is the Year of the Goat, a sign associated with creativity, peace, and a gentle kind of determination that quietly gets things done. Chinese New Year 2027 falls on Saturday, February 6th, and this card is ready to help you greet it with the energy it deserves.

✍️ Blank inside so you can spill your heart out
📦 Complimentary kraft envelope included
🖨️ Printed in Los Angeles
📏 Size: 4.25 x 5.5 inches
📄 Material: 110# (297 g/m²) paperboard
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