Woodhi Art Deco Grey Hypnosis Wood Postcard: 10 × 15 cm
Woodhi's Art Deco Grey Hypnosis is a 10 × 15 cm postcard printed on an ultra-thin sheet of FSC-certified maple instead of card. The maker says you write on it with a ballpoint or felt pen, add a standard stamp and post it, and that it bends without breaking. It cost €4.90 (about US$5.50) on Woodhi's own shop on November 5, 2026.
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Product facts
- Product
- Woodhi Art Deco Grey Hypnosis Wood Postcard (AD grey hypnosis)
- Brand
- Woodhi
- Brand origin
- France
- Made in
- France (company location, per the maker's Features page)*
- Material
- FSC-certified maple wood, ultra-thin sheet, printed in full color
- Good for
- Price range
- $$$5–20 per ream or pad
- Colors
Natural maple with gray and black print
- Rate it
Notes on these facts
- Made by Sur Terre SAS (Paris), trading as Woodhi. Made in France (company location, per the maker's Features page): The Features page says the company is in France. It does not name the printing or cutting site, and the product page does not state an origin. Source. Price: example listing.
- Colors: names per Woodhi (maker's product page photo), checked November 5, 2026. Tints sampled from the maker's lead photo; each card shows its own grain, so the wood tone varies. Tints are representative, not measured. Shops stock different colors.
- How we test and disclose samples: How we test stationery.
- Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).
Key takeaways
- It is a 10 × 15 cm postcard made from a very thin sheet of maple wood; the maker says every card shows its own wood grain.
- Woodhi says you can write on it with a ballpoint or felt-tip pen, use a regular stamp, and bend or twist it without it breaking.
- The design is from the maker's Art Deco range by artist Audrey Partimbene; a geometric gray-and-black lattice that the page calls Grey Hypnosis.
- Woodhi's Features page says the maple is FSC certified and the company is in France; we could not confirm the print or cutting site.
- It cost €4.90 (about US$5.50) on November 5, 2026, in our $$ band ($5 to $20); wood postcards cost several times a paper card.
What is the Woodhi Art Deco Grey Hypnosis postcard?
It is a postcard printed on a thin sheet of maple wood, with a gray-and-black geometric lattice from Woodhi’s Art Deco range. Woodhi is a Paris-based maker of wood postcards, bookmarks, notebooks and posters. Its site opens with a line about “the wood, the gesture, the trace” and a claim that 20 billion postcards cross the world every year, which it set out to reinvent in wood: thin, flexible, durable, “an object to post, give, frame, collect”. We read its French and English pages on November 5, 2026.
The Grey Hypnosis page is short. It names the designer, Audrey Partimbene, says Art Deco was born in the 1910s, mostly in interior architecture, and that its link with wood has always been strong, and lists a 10 × 15 cm size and a price.
How big is it, and how does it feel?
It is 10 × 15 cm, which is about a standard postcard. That is close to an A6 sheet (10.5 × 14.8 cm): 5 mm narrower and 2 mm taller, so check an A6 envelope before relying on it. The maker does not state a thickness or weight. Its Features page says the sheet is “flexible and resistant”: you can bend it and tear at it “and it doesn’t break”, as “solid as a tree trunk”.
Can you write on it and post it?
Yes, according to the maker: write with a ballpoint or felt-tip pen, put on a regular stamp and post it. Woodhi’s Features page says “just like a paper card” and that the sheet is compatible with a standard stamp. It also says the print is full color “just like on paper”. We have not tested which inks dry on the wood or how postal services treat a rigid card, so check before posting abroad. For pens that suit unusual surfaces, see our best pens for journaling.
How is the wood sourced?
Woodhi says it uses FSC-certified maple and that every card shows the unique rings of its tree. Its About page says a 20-year-old maple makes 90,000 cards and that a tree is replanted in its forest in the Jura for each one; the Features page calls maple abundant on five continents. These are the maker’s claims and we could not verify the certificate number or the replanting. The page says the company is in France; it does not say where the cards are printed.
Woodhi Art Deco Grey Hypnosis specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Maker | Woodhi (Sur Terre SAS, Paris) |
| Size | 10 × 15 cm |
| Material | FSC-certified maple, ultra-thin sheet, full-color print |
| Design | Audrey Partimbene, Art Deco range |
| Writing | Ballpoint or felt-tip, per the maker |
| Origin | Company in France; print site not stated |
| Price band ($$ = $5 to $20) | $$ (€4.90 (about US$5.50), on November 5, 2026) |
Who is the Woodhi Grey Hypnosis postcard for?
It suits Gift giving: a small wooden card that the maker says takes a pen and a stamp. At €4.90 (about US$5.50) it costs more than most paper cards, and the 10 × 15 cm format is stated by the maker. It works as a keepsake or a short message rather than a bulk mailing.
Skip it if you need a card with a printed address panel or a lower price. We have not tested the ink or the stamp claim. For more gift ideas see best stationery gifts under $25.
What does it cost, and where is it made?
€4.90 (about US$5.50) on Woodhi’s own shop on November 5, 2026, in our $$ band ($5 to $20). The Features page says “this company is in France”; the product page does not state where the card is cut and printed, so we do not claim an origin beyond the company’s location. Shipping and taxes are extra. Prices change; we did not check other sellers.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the Woodhi Grey Hypnosis postcard?
10 × 15 cm, per the maker's product page. That is close to an A6 sheet (10.5 × 14.8 cm): 5 mm narrower and 2 mm taller. Thickness and weight are not stated.
What is it made of?
Woodhi says its cards are an ultra-thin sheet of FSC-certified maple, printed in full color. The product page for this design only gives the size and price.
Does it take a pen and a stamp?
Woodhi says you can write on it with a ballpoint or felt-tip pen, and that with a regular stamp you can post it like a paper card. We have not tested it, so check postal limits for rigid cards.
Does it break if you bend it?
The maker says its cards bend and twist but do not break. It gives no bend radius or thickness, and we have not tested it.
Who designed Grey Hypnosis?
The page credits Audrey Partimbene and places it in the maker's Art Deco range, with the note that Art Deco is a movement born in the 1910s that has always been close to wood.
Are all the cards identical?
The print is, but the wood is not: Woodhi says every card carries the unique pattern of its tree rings.
Where does Woodhi say the wood comes from?
It says it uses maple, a species it calls abundant on five continents, and that it replants a tree in its Jura forest for each card made from it. We could not verify the replanting claim.
How much does it cost?
€4.90 (about US$5.50) on Woodhi's shop on November 5, 2026, in our $$ band ($5 to $20). Prices change and shipping is extra.
Sources
- Woodhi (maker's shop): AD grey hypnosis product page, size 10×15 cm, designer, Art Deco note, price (read November 5, 2026)
- Woodhi (maker's site): Features, wood, stamp, pen, bend, print and France claims (read November 5, 2026)
- Woodhi (maker's site): About, FSC maple, 90,000 cards per tree and replanting claims (read November 5, 2026)
- Woodhi (maker's site): Refunds page naming the operating company, Sur Terre SAS, Paris (read November 5, 2026)