Postcard Café

2,50€

Discover our postcard featuring a coffee cup in front of an Italian coffee maker, all set against a vintage gradient background. Created in Illustrator and printed in Charente, this postcard captures the warm and comforting essence of coffee. Coffee is more than just a beverage; it’s an ancient tradition with centuries of history and culture. Originating from the plateaus of Ethiopia, coffee was discovered by shepherds who noticed the stimulating effect of coffee berries on their herds. Since then, its popularity has spread worldwide, from lively European cafés to coffee rituals in the Middle East.

Over the centuries, coffee has become a symbol of conviviality, intellectual discourse, and commerce. Cafés have become gathering places where writers, artists, and revolutionaries met to discuss, debate, and share ideas. Starting in the 17th century, the first coffeehouses opened in Europe, marking the beginning of coffee culture as we know it today. From simple coffee pots to sophisticated espresso machines, coffee preparation has become an art that varies across regions and individual preferences.

Today, coffee is a cornerstone of daily life for millions worldwide. It comes in a multitude of varieties and flavors, from robust Italian espressos to creamy French café au lait. Each coffee-producing region, whether the high plateaus of Latin America, the lush hills of Asia, or the plantations in Africa, contributes its unique essence to the diverse coffee universe.

This postcard celebrates this rich history of coffee by visually capturing the timeless ambiance of a carefully brewed cup. Printed in Charente, it ensures superior quality and precise details that will enrich your personal or professional correspondence. Perfect for coffee enthusiasts, art connoisseurs, and postcard collectors alike, this creation also makes a unique and authentic keepsake to share. By choosing this postcard, you also support local products and craftsmanship.

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The postcard is sent in a bubble envelope.