Star Number Postcards

$3.00

This playful series of cards turns the numbers 1–4 into colourful little worlds of possibility. A first birthday, an Advent celebration, a lucky number, a birthday in a favorite number, or simply a reason to send someone a star.

Each card is printed in Munich using the Risograph printing process, known for its vibrant fluorescent colors, & wonderfully imperfect finish.

No. 1, 2, 3 & 4 each have their own color combination & four different ways to interpret the stars.

DETAILS

No.1
1st Advent. 1st birthday. 1st place in the table tennis tournament
One card, many possibilities, or simply one star
Printed in Neon Orange & Green

No.2
2nd Advent. 2nd birthday. An invitation to go stargazing.
Two stars, or whatever you imagine them to be
Printed in Fluo Yellow & Purple

No. 3
3rd Advent. 3rd birthday. Finally getting a 3 in maths
Three stars, or three of anything you like
Printed in Fluorescent Pink & Blue

No.4
4th Advent. 4th birthday. An invitation to a four-star hotel
Four stars, or whatever your imagination comes up with
Printed in Fluo Green & Metallic Silver

ORIGIN
Risograph printed in Munich, Germany

MATERIAL

Environmentally friendly risograph print on finest 270 g strong ultramarine recycled paper with high-quality feel
Renewables-powered
Product is manufactured with renewable energy

SIZE GUIDE

Dimensions: 5.8 x 4.1 in (14.8 x 10.5 cm)
Weight: 0.17 oz (4.7 g)

ABOUT THE BRAND

Founded in Munich in 2015 by designers and friends Laura Sirch and Sascha Wellm, HERR & FRAU RIO began with a shared fascination for Risograph printing — and an old, second-hand Riso in their apartment.
What started as a creative experiment has grown into a full-blown Munich studio dedicated to the wonderfully imperfect world of Riso. They design, print and produce their own collection of paper goods, alongside commissioned work and workshops.
Think electric colour, unexpected combinations, beautiful paper and that unmistakable Riso texture — where slight imperfections are part of the charm.
Designed in Munich. Printed with attitude.

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