Hedgehog Boy Postcard Set (16 cards)

● Product Description & Story With a heart too tender to bear hurt, the little boy dons a hedgehog coat, a symbol of defense, embarking on a series of endearing, amusing, and heart-wrenching tales. 1) Shall We Go Out Today? Taking off his hedgehog coat, the boy gazes wistfully at the world outside his window, yet hesitates to step out. 2) Tangled in Yarn Again... Believing the hedgehog coat offers protection, he instead finds himself caught in yarn, symbolizing entanglement in troubles. 3) Can Tomorrow Be Sunny? The easily wounded hedgehog boy washes his bruised heart clean, anticipating tomorrow's sun to dry his spirit before setting forth again. 4) Sorry, I Just Wanted to Help. Eagerly trying to retrieve the little girl's escaped balloon, he accidentally pops others. Will this heartfelt intention be understood? 5) Ouch, Being Pricked Really Hurts. Pricked by a rose's thorn, the hedgehog boy suddenly understands the pain his own quills inflict on others. 6) It's Raining Here, How About You? The cactus and the hedgehog boy, neither needing much water, stand in the rain. Two prickly beings, sharing a kindred woe. 7) I'm Not a Hedgehog, I'm Just Cold. Though wearing the hedgehog coat out of fear of being hurt, he impassively states, "I'm just cold." This stubborn remark pierces through his conflicted heart. 8) How Do I Look? Mirrors from different angles reveal varying perspectives. I see myself as a charming boy; others perceive me as a prickly hedgehog. 9) Thank You, Merry Christmas. The Brown Shrike, accustomed to impaling prey on sharp branches, adorns the hedgehog boy's quills with little trinkets. Grateful for the gift, he softly says, "Thank you, Merry Christmas." Doesn't he resemble a Christmas tree? 10) Why Won't They Lie Flat? Years of habit accumulate, making change difficult. The hedgehog boy tries to flatten his quills, but it seems easier said than done. 11) Why Are You So Far Away? The hedgehog boy tumbles, and the fallen lamp casts long, sharp shadows of his quills, keeping everyone at a distance, fearing to approach. 12) Face to Face, We Can Embrace. An embrace brings warmth, melting the ice on the ground, revealing life and hope anew. 13) Dance with Myself The little hedgehog within the boy's heart can finally dance freely. 14) Piercing a Torn Sock, Yet Becoming Beautiful and Gentle. Fearing to prick others, he covers his quills with a sock. The quills pierce the torn sock, yet he begins to transform into something beautiful and gentle. 15) Can You See Me? In the bathtub, who is this hedgehog? 16) I Won't Get Hurt Anymore. The boy finally understands: he doesn't need to take off his coat, but can use his quills to protect all that he holds dear. / Dimensions, Specifications, Size, Weight / A6 size ● Material 250 lb Imported watercolor paper ● Usage & Care Keep away from water. Can be mailed to friends and family; these cute, healing illustrations are sure to bring a smile. Frame them for your home or office decor, appearing as exquisite as an original artwork, unique and meaningful. ● Designer & Brand Introduction Wen Xiu Design is guided by the principles of "Love, Health, and Freedom." Through illustration, they express care for the inner world of people. Their healing illustrations resonate deeply, filled with ingenuity and symbolic meaning. Origin/Manufacturing Method Taiwan