Mount Horeb Troll Letterpress Card
Mount Horeb, Wis., where we live, celebrates a strong Norwegian heritage. For decades the community built on this heritage to encourage tourism. Along the way a fun love for Norwegian trolls developed. In true Wisconsin quirkiness we are known as The Troll Capital of the World. Drive up and down Main Street (aka The Trollway) and you’ll see all kinds of hand-crafted trolls. In these parts trolls are considered good – protectors of nature and the local community. We decided to jump on the bandwagon with this original art celebrating Mount Horeb as The Troll Capital of the World. Here’s a fun WPR story that explains our community obsession with trolls.
Letterpress printed by hand using three different printing plates: black, green, and yellow. 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 inches folded. Blank inside. Printed on heavy cotton paper. Packaged in a resealable clear sleeve.
Paper: 100% cotton, 118 lb., bright white.
Envelopes: A2 square flap, Neenah Astrobrights, Terra Green
Mount Horeb, Wis., where we live, celebrates a strong Norwegian heritage. For decades the community built on this heritage to encourage tourism. Along the way a fun love for Norwegian trolls developed. In true Wisconsin quirkiness we are known as The Troll Capital of the World. Drive up and down Main Street (aka The Trollway) and you’ll see all kinds of hand-crafted trolls. In these parts trolls are considered good – protectors of nature and the local community. We decided to jump on the bandwagon with this original art celebrating Mount Horeb as The Troll Capital of the World. Here’s a fun WPR story that explains our community obsession with trolls.
Letterpress printed by hand using three different printing plates: black, green, and yellow. 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 inches folded. Blank inside. Printed on heavy cotton paper. Packaged in a resealable clear sleeve.
Paper: 100% cotton, 118 lb., bright white.
Envelopes: A2 square flap, Neenah Astrobrights, Terra Green
Mount Horeb, Wis., where we live, celebrates a strong Norwegian heritage. For decades the community built on this heritage to encourage tourism. Along the way a fun love for Norwegian trolls developed. In true Wisconsin quirkiness we are known as The Troll Capital of the World. Drive up and down Main Street (aka The Trollway) and you’ll see all kinds of hand-crafted trolls. In these parts trolls are considered good – protectors of nature and the local community. We decided to jump on the bandwagon with this original art celebrating Mount Horeb as The Troll Capital of the World. Here’s a fun WPR story that explains our community obsession with trolls.
Letterpress printed by hand using three different printing plates: black, green, and yellow. 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 inches folded. Blank inside. Printed on heavy cotton paper. Packaged in a resealable clear sleeve.
Paper: 100% cotton, 118 lb., bright white.
Envelopes: A2 square flap, Neenah Astrobrights, Terra Green
