This vertically oriented postcard features a series of Christian religious images. Down the center are three sections. In the middle is an image of the three Magi, priests, who visit the infant Jesus in the moments after his birth in a barn in Jerusalem, often known as the Adoration of the Magi. To our left is the haloed Virgin Mary dressed in red with a blue cape that extends to her feet and features a hood over her head. She is seated and holds the Infant Jesus on her lap. He has a halo and is swaddled in white cloth. Kneeling in front of Mary and kissing Jesus’s extended foot, is one of the Magi. He has gray hair, a blue tunic and a red cloak and his gold crown lays on the ground in front of him. Behind them is a standing haloed male, presumably St. Joseph, who is dressed in a long yellow cloak and holds his hand in prayer.  In the background to the left of Joseph and to our right is another standing Magi who wears a gold crown and holds his hands in prayer. He has shoulder length brown hair and a beard. His long blue tunic has rows of gold decoration and white fur trimming the long sleeve openings. To our right is another standing Magi wearing a crown with bobbed brown hair and no facial hair. He wears a red brocade outfit with turquoise sleeves and red boots and holds a gold chalice in his outstretched hands. There is a group of several individuals in the far right, all are dressed in brightly colored long cloaks. The one with his back to the viewer has a sword in a bright blue sheath which hangs from his blue belt. The background wall has a pattern of alternating smooth and rough brown squares, and the ground is dappled green. Above and below this scene are two triptychs that are each delineated by three gold decorated arches against a light blue background. There is an angel in each of these arches, each with long golden wings and dressed in colorful long flowing gowns. They each stand on a cloud and appear to be playing a musical instrument. In the top triptych, the angel to our left is dressed in dull blue gown and holds a tambourine with a white belly and gold rim. Moving to our right stands an angel dressed in blue holding an instrument depicted as a red circle with gold balls around it. The rightmost angel is dressed in pink with a blue cape and holds an unidentifiable instrument in both hands. The bottom triptych features an angel to our left in profile facing to our right dressed in a red gown with a red and yellow striped sash. They hold trumpet up to their lips. The next angel, moving to the right, wears a green gown and holds their hands up in song. The rightmost angel is dressed in brown and holds an unidentified instrument in the shape of an upside down triangle tightly to their chest. Running down the right and left edges of this card are rows of blue and pink floral motifs with green and yellow features. There is a round medallion in the center of each side; in the one to our left is a portrait of a friar wearing a black habit and looking directly at the viewer, on the right is an image of the Virgin Mary in red and blue holding the Infant Jesus in dressed in red to her chest. Printed across the bottom are Latin words.