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E-card design
Sunlit Marigold Threshold
Sunlit Marigold Threshold is a diwali e-card design from the Ditty City studio — free to use as the background for your own personalized song and card.
A wooden door stands open, framed by a thick garland of orange and yellow marigolds draped across the top and down both sides. Sunlit greenery glows beyond the threshold, while scattered petals and two potted marigold plants sit on the tiled step, with a small pig figure resting near the doorway.
- For welcoming someone home with warmth and open doors
- Marks a festival of remembrance and marigold-covered altars
- For a friend who loves cozy, flower-filled traditions
The design is free to use. Songs from $9.
Free to use · your text and song go on top · it stays uniquely yours.
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About this design
- What are the colors and style of the Sunlit Marigold Threshold design?
- Sunlit Marigold Threshold is a design in burnt, orange, marigold, yellow, warm, terracotta, made with diwali in mind. The scene it shows is described at the top of this page.
- What occasion is Sunlit Marigold Threshold for?
- Sunlit Marigold Threshold is a diwali design. You can use it for anything, but it was made with diwali in mind, there are more diwali designs in the Ditty City gallery.
- What colors is the Sunlit Marigold Threshold design?
- Mostly orange and cream. It is a watercolour illustration. You can open it full size on this page before you use it.
- Is the Sunlit Marigold Threshold design free to use?
- Yes. Every design in the Ditty City gallery is free to use as the background for your own e-card. You pay only for the personalized song that goes on it, the current prices are shown when you start one.
- Can I change the lyrics and the message?
- Yes. You choose who the song is about, the occasion, the style of music and what the card says. The design is the picture behind it, everything on top is yours.