The Silvereye is a small olive-green bird with a distinctive white ring around the eye. They feed on fruit and nectar and are common in orchards and domestic gardens. They frequent Tasmania during summer, but migrate north to avoid the cold winters. Silvereyes symbolise adaptability, growth and clear sightedness. 
 
This image is from an original painting by Arlo Mercia. Watercolour on Shunshoan Shikishi gold card from Ozuwashi in Tokyo (Est 1653). These cards have been used in Japan for calligraphy and painting since the 8th Century.
The cards are 13.5cm x14cm, blank inside, and come with a quality white envelope.