Not every Christmas card needs a Santa.

Christmas Flowers takes a different path. Designed by Australian illustrator Emma Whitelaw, this pack celebrates the season through blooms rather than baubles. It suits an Australian Christmas perfectly, where December means gardens in full flower, tables set outdoors and heat shimmering over the backyard. Flowers simply make sense here in a way that snowmen never quite have.

This  is a card you can send to anyone. Friends who celebrate Christmas traditionally. Friends who do not. Neighbours, teachers, the team at work. A floral design carries goodwill without assumptions, and that flexibility is worth a lot when one pack needs to cover a varied list.

Each pack holds 10 cards in a keepsake wallet. The printing is lovely: richly textured, premium matt FSC certified paper, soy inks, and foil highlights on both the wallet and the cards. Every card arrives with its own illustrated envelope, printed with vegetable ink. The cards measure 124 x 124mm, a generous square with space inside for a proper message. The printed inscription reads "With best wishes for Christmas and the New Year".

The cause is one close to many Australian hearts. 10% of wholesale proceeds from this pack go to the RSPCA, which has been caring for animals in this country for more than 150 years. Shelters, inspectors, rescues, rehoming. The work never stops, and Christmas is one of the busiest times of year for it.

So a pack of these cards does gentle double duty. Your Christmas wishes go out into the world looking beautiful, and a little support goes back to the animals.

The pack is $13.99, or $1.40 a card. If you send more than a handful of cards each year, keep a second pack in the drawer. And as with all our charity designs, once this year's stock is gone, it is gone. The flowers, sadly, do not grow back.