The Robin, naturally, is a favourite come Christmas time. If you've ever been curious as why robins are associated with Christmas, you might be surprised to know it's actually thanks to postmen! In Victorian Britain, postmen were nicknamed ‚ÄúRobins‚ Äù because of their red-breasted uniforms for delivering post. So, naturally the humble robin began to be associated with cards from loved ones and faraway friends arriving through the letterbox...
About the Artist:
Family founded and run since 1996, a love of ink and paper is the beginnings and Centre of Archivist. As proud owners of Britain’s largest dedicated letterpress printing facility the idea of heritage and legacy weave in and out of our printing, design inspiration and product categories themselves. From the humble greeting card and other paper goods to luxury matchboxes and beautiful bath and body ranges, the creative minds at Archivist bring vibrancy and playfulness to create, curate and show true care to what we produce. We are not alone in this, working and collaborating with a wonderful community of talented artists and designers who shape so much of the world of Archivist; a world that ultimately brings joy and generosity to gifting for the conscious consumers.
