Diwali is a festival of lights that is celebrated every year. Shop this beautiful from our wide range of greeting cards. Your warm wishes would bring happiness and joy to your loved ones.

This Diwali Pop Up Greeting Card, is the best gift option for friends and family during the festival of lights. This card features Diwali Diya an auspicious gift one can gift, it's the epitome of spreading positivity among loved ones. It's also perfect for anyone whose inner light brings happiness to you. Gift giving during Diwali is a traditional ritual. Gifts express affection and love you wish to share to the recipient.

The front of this stunning pop-up Diwali greeting card features maze-like, foil-embossed laser-cut lotus flower design.

When you open the card unfurled it shows a magnificent 3D paper sculpture in the shape of a blooming lotus flower candle. Complete with paper candles and one large flame in the centre this card embodies the significance of light in Hinduism, which represents goodness.

Inspiration: Diwali a festival of lights celebrated in the month of October or November. It's always celebrated in a tremendous way, it is celebrated as victory of good over evil.

Diwali is a festival of lights that is celebrated every year. Shop this beautiful from our wide range of greeting cards. Your warm wishes would bring happiness and joy to your loved ones.

This Diwali Pop Up Greeting Card, is the best gift option for friends and family during the festival of lights. This card features Diwali Diya an auspicious gift one can gift, it's the epitome of spreading positivity among loved ones. It's also perfect for anyone whose inner light brings happiness to you. Gift giving during Diwali is a traditional ritual. Gifts express affection and love you wish to share to the recipient.

The front of this stunning pop-up Diwali greeting card features maze-like, foil-embossed laser-cut lotus flower design.

When you open the card unfurled it shows a magnificent 3D paper sculpture in the shape of a blooming lotus flower candle. Complete with paper candles and one large flame in the centre this card embodies the significance of light in Hinduism, which represents goodness.

Inspiration: Diwali a festival of lights celebrated in the month of October or November. It's always celebrated in a tremendous way, it is celebrated as victory of good over evil.