Victorian Cherub Valentine Card with Floral Heart Border

The dark decorative banner at the top is lined with a row of red hearts, suggesting that apparently one heart motif wasn't nearly enough for whoever designed this maximalist fever dream. Inside that giant red heart sits Cupid — armed with a bow, actively mid-draw, sporting a gold wrap skirt plus tiny feathered wings — essentially shoved in like a cherub stuffed into a Valentine's Day advent calendar. Making matters worse, this little menace isn't even looking at the card's recipient; he's aiming somewhere off-card entirely, which means some poor Victorian recipient had to wonder who exactly their beloved was having Cupid shoot on their behalf. The cursive 'To My Valentine' at the bottom ties the whole suffocating floral hellscape together with a bow.