No Text | 2026 Year of the Horse Colorful Kirigami New Year's Postcard Set of 5 | Ma Yu Fu

*Please note that this design does not include New Year's greeting text on the front or the "Nenga" (New Year's) stamp marking. A set of 5 colorful kirigami postcards for the 2026 Year of the Horse. You can use them by affixing an 85-yen stamp. (These are not eligible for the New Year's lottery stamp.) These colorful kirigami postcards combine the 2026 zodiac animal, the horse, with auspicious motifs. As they do not include New Year's greeting text, they can be used regardless of the season. The phrase "馬上に福がある" (There is fortune upon the horse) carries a deeper meaning. In Chinese, "馬上" (mǎ shàng) also means "immediately" or "soon." Thus, this auspicious design signifies "fortune arriving soon." It is adorned with symbols of good fortune such as plum blossoms, peaches, pomegranates, magpies, and ancient coins, wishing for abundant blessings. These are printed on paper with a slightly textured, matte finish. The paper used differs from the design "Mysterious Horse." This "Ma Yu Fu" design uses slightly thicker paper, while the "Mysterious Horse" has a slightly more yellowish base color. Please refer to the 5th photo. A small pattern is also included on the address side. There is limited space for writing messages on the illustration side. Depending on the size of your writing, it will accommodate about 1-2 lines. Size: 100×148mm Includes an explanation of the design. [Important Notes] *Please understand that we cannot accommodate requests for sender printing or changes to the text portions. *Please note that the colors may appear different from the actual product depending on your display. *When mailing, please affix an 85-yen stamp. *If using a donation New Year's lottery stamp (vertical 51.0mm x horizontal 25.5mm), the design ensures the "Nenga" text will not be obscured. Be aware that some irregularly shaped stamps may also obscure the text depending on their size. *When printing at home, please be aware that some printers may have difficulty feeding the paper or may cause ink to bleed.