Used in Japan as a symbol of tradition and good fortune, the rising sun symbol inspired the backs of the Hinode Playing Cards. The red disc symbolizes the rising sun, with the red lines as light rays emanating from it. This iconic pattern is repeated on the Ace of Spades. Similar to the Siemens star, Hinode Playing Cards creates a beautiful optical blur, captivating the spectator --making these cards perfect for cardistry and magic. Includes a prediction card on the tuck flaps, and 2 gaff cards (a double backer and a second Jack of Clubs). Bring good fortune to your performances.

This is the second edition of Flora Playing Cards. Originally teased as an advertisement card in Red Floras, Black Floras are now printed. The back design still features a memorable floral print in an array of vibrant colors, yet the background color now features solid black. This allows the floral print to pop out and not get lost within the background color. The illustration of the design has also been slightly modified for aesthetic improvements. The deck was printed from The United States Playing Card Company on Air Cushion Finish with their Crushed Stock. Thus, the deck is optimally thin for card handlers including magicians and cardists, resultantly feels remarkably smooth to handle, and promotes long lasting use. The tuck case has been beautifully handcrafted by Clove Street Press, a San Diego based letterpress company. The box features the word 'Flora' or the closest equivalent written in 25 different languages in both striking metallic grey ink as well as matte finish, white foil. The box, itself, is premium matte finish paper. There is also a colorful seal which alludes to the back design.

Playing Cards designed to capture mystery with a minimalist touch, using bold strokes and a retro influence now in Torch Red version. Created by Hector Roberto Perez Bejarano 340 backers pledged MX$ 293,250 to help bring this project to life.