Victorian Valentine Cupid Die-Cut with Blue Flowers & Red Hearts

A rosy-cheeked cherub perches atop a flower-draped wheeled cart overflowing with red hearts and blue forget-me-nots, wielding a single red heart aloft with the focused intensity of a toddler who has just discovered capitalism. Sporting white wings, curly brown hair, and a strategically minimal wisp of blue fabric, this winged figure cradles its prize while the cart itself is festooned with an almost deranged quantity of blooms, because apparently the best way to express 'I love you' is to drown your message in florals so dense they constitute a public health concern. Gold wheels, gold trim, more hearts than a cardiac ward, and the inscription 'TO MY SWEET VALENTINE' stamped across the front like a ransom note — all of this combines into the kind of Victorian romantic overture that politely refuses to take no for an answer.