‘Business Cards’

A beautiful design by talented Zazzle newcomer Jill311 whose gift items have luxurious Beverly Hills, Palm Beach funky fashion look! 311-Coconut Macaroon Damask by Jill311View more 311 l Business Full Article

This pretty design by Antique Images is inspired by William Morrris and the late 19th Century Arts and Crafts Movement. We chose the “Liberty” font to compliment it, since many of the Full Article

This pretty card based on an antique botanical illustration would be great for a florist, garden designer, horticulturalist, greenhouse, etc. The image of the vibrant red and gold tulip comes from an Full Article

This is one of the wide selection of customizable business cards in our elegant Gilded Damask series. The design is based on a beautiful red and gold damask pattern made available by the talented Full Article

Bloom Tree Dots! A simple and elegant design based on an Original illustration by fat*fa*tin. Easy to customize with your own text and image. All text and background color can be changed. Great as Full Article

Elegant Business Card by Damask Diva on Zazzle! Red and Gold Elegant Damask Interior Design Cards by DamaskDivaBrowse more Damask business cards Business Cards Full Article

Beautiful Victorian or Art Nouveau business card with an elegant lacy pattern. Perfect for a Vintage Clothing shop, Beauty Salon, or Antique Business – or just someone who loves Victorian Full Article

This business card template features a collage of real butterfly wings from an art deco period African collage. The text content, style and text color can be customized. Elegant Butterfly Wing Full Article

This would be a great starter business card for a little girl! It is absolutely charming! But then again, perhaps for older girls too, who are still girls at heart! I’d love to have some for Full Article

Elegant Profile or Business Cards with a Seashell motif based on an antique natural history engraving. Customize with your own name or message. Handsome Retro Seashell Card for Ocean Front Shop by Full Article