Sunflowers in a Crate

A late-summer envelope that suits thank-you notes after a long visit, harvest-season letters, and slow mail to someone whose garden you spent an afternoon in. The crate detail keeps the composition grounded — closer to a farmer's market table than a florist's bouquet — which makes the envelope pair well with hand-stamped paper or a folded A6 card. Useful when the message inside is about something quiet: a slow weekend, a small piece of news, a friend you have been meaning to write to since spring. The kind of envelope that sets a warm tone before the recipient has read a sentence.