Happy Hanukkah Pop-Up Card
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Give a gift and a card in one unforgettable moment. This Hanukkah Lovepop looks like an elegant greeting on the outside, a gold menorah lit with blue candles and wound through olive branches on a deep blue cover, and then it comes alive the second it opens.
A 3D "Happy Hanukkah" springs up from the center, each letter of the first word perched on its own Star of David, blue menorah candles peeking through, and a hidden message tucked into the twisting vines.
It is the kind of card people keep long after the candles burn down, standing it on a shelf or windowsill through all eight nights. Send it to wish someone a Happy Hanukkah from afar, tuck it alongside a gift, or hand it to your host as a thank you they will not toss in the recycling. Whoever opens it, expect a genuine gasp.
- 3D pop-up greeting card
- Card size: 5" x 7"
- Includes one Lovepop card, one blank envelope, and the Lovepop Note, a small note card that slides out for your own personal message
Shipping Info
- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Orders typically ship in 1-2 business days from our Ohio warehouse
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Expedited shipping is available and ships the same day if placed before 11:00AM ET
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Lovepop was founded in 2014 by naval-engineering friends Wombi Rose and John Wise, who used shipbuilding techniques to make 3D pop-up cards.
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About the brand
Lovepop Cards
Lovepop was founded in 2014 by naval-engineering friends Wombi Rose and John Wise, who used shipbuilding techniques to make 3D pop-up cards.
- Based in
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Since
- 2014
- Craft
- Pop-up paper cards
Rose and Wise met at the Webb Institute, a naval engineering school, and reconnected at Harvard Business School. On a school trip to Vietnam they discovered kirigami, the art of intricately cut and folded paper, and paired it with the slice-form techniques used to design ships. The result is a card that opens into a small paper sculpture. The Boston company pitched on Shark Tank in 2015 and won investment from Kevin O'Leary, and it now makes pop-up bouquets, light-up cards and more. ModernTribe carries its Hanukkah cards: a gold menorah pop-up, a Menorah Lights pop-up and a Happy Hanukkah card that unfolds into a banner more than three feet long.
Good to know
- Founded byWombi Rose (CEO) and John Wise (COO)
- As seen onShark Tank, Season 7 (2015), investment from Kevin O'Leary
