Discover a curated collection of intimate, erotic art cards designed to be kept close, not displayed. Your sexy gift for him / her
Your secret drawer of sexy cards
Valentines Day gift for couples
For couples and singles, and parents who can't display explicit art on their walls, but still crave desire, Collectors who appreciate intimate art, writers, lovers, dreamers — who want to be inspired, aroused, and anyone who keeps a secret side hidden in the drawer...
What’s inside
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24 small-format erotic cards (3.1x4.7 inches), printed on high quality thick glossy paper
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Housed in a Velvet Drawstring Pouch
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Each card features original sensual artwork
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Seductive text on back side of cards
Discreetly shipped. No labels. Just desire, sealed for you.
How to Use It
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Pick a card each night as a visual fantasy ritual
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Use with a partner for inspiration or play
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Keep it in your nightstand, under your pillow, or in your favorite book
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Leave one for your lover telling them what you want to do tonight...
This is not art to show off. This is art to return to, when you’re alone, honest, and ready.
Why Secret Drawer
You love erotic art — but maybe your home isn’t the place to hang it. You have children, guests, or a side of yourself that’s still half-hidden.
The Secret Drawer was created for that exact space between who you show the world and who you really are at night.
It’s not porn. It’s not wall decor.
It’s something more tender, more dangerous, and more intimate.
Art you can hold. Art that looks back. Art that reminds you what you’re still capable of feeling.
The Best Sexy Gift for Him You’ll Ever Hide...
The first four cards - front and back
Add The Cards to Your Secret Drawer
• Limited Edition • Shipped flat
• Velvet Drawstring Pouch
Price: $56 • Discreet shipping included
• Ships from Europe within 18 days
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A mind blowing trip into sexy words and erotic art images
About the Artist
Samarel is a visual seducer — blending erotica, emotion, and quiet rebellion through digital art. His work lives in the intimate spaces between fantasy and memory, designed not to shock but to stir.