Description
This enchanting advent calendar card by British artist Amanda Loverseed features the iconic Buckingham Palace as its central design, surrounded by a delightful array of festive details to uncover day by day.
The main illustration showcases the grand, neoclassical façade of Buckingham Palace, with its ornate architecture and regal appearance captured in Loverseed’s whimsical, detailed style. Adorning the palace are twinkling lights, garlands, and even a few mischievous elves, adding a touch of holiday magic to the stately building.
Surrounding the palace are 24 individual doors, each numbered and concealing a unique illustration that can be revealed as the days count down to Christmas.
The card’s design is not only visually stunning but also highly interactive, encouraging the recipient to open each door with anticipation and discover the new holiday-themed surprise within. This calendar-style format makes it a truly engaging and memorable way to celebrate the countdown to Christmas.
Crafted with care, the advent calendar card features a sturdy cardboard construction and a fold-out format that allows the detailed illustrations to be fully displayed. The rich, jewel-toned colour palette and the artist’s signature whimsical style lend an air of classic elegance and festive charm to the overall design.
Whether you’re looking for a unique advent calendar to display in your own home or a thoughtful gift for a lover of British history and culture, the “Buckingham Palace” Advent Calendar Card by Amanda Loverseed is sure to delight. It’s a delightful way to embrace the magic of the Christmas season while also celebrating the iconic landmark that serves as the official residence of the British monarch.
The message inside the card reads ‘Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year’.
More about the Buckingham Palace Advent Calendar Card
This is a Flamingo Paperie advent calendar card and like ALL their Christmas cards they are sold in support of the Phoenix International Charity.
These will also post as a standard letter, which is great – stick a Christmas stamp on it and pop it in the mail box.
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