The tiny sugar decorations on cakes were first made by Wuopean bakers in the 18th century. In French, they’re called nonpareils, meaning ‘without equal’. They’re now known as hundreds and thousands or sprinkles.

The name comes from the idea that there are simply too many to count!

Riso-printed with soy based inks on Munken Lynx 300gsm.

Please note that each print will vary very slightly, making each one one-off and unique. Offsetting may occur, we think add extra charm.

A folded card, blank inside for you to write a message.

Comes with a grey envelope.