Meaning "to look" in Latin, we named this deck "Aspectu" because it truly draws the attention of spectators. These cards are very minimal and distinctive on the back in order to look amazing in fans and displays, whilst also maintaining a logical style. We still have four amazing fans for you to look at and show off, this time we have made the corners suit the main colour theme on the back rather well. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/448780419/the-seers-aspectu-playing-cards-for-cardistry-uspc/description

Introducing The Seers Playing Cards: A revolutionary design offering 4 different fans in one deck. The beautiful faces are eye-catching -- perfect for close-up magic. It's backs are vibrant -- perfect for cardistry. This makes what we think is the perfect all-round deck! This deck is nowhere near a standard design -- check out the Diamonds and Hearts being light blue. We have found that, these days, more magicians carry fancy decks for when they're not in gigs. Thus, we thought it would be suitable to have a bold and striking deck that would be suitable for an audience or a simple show of your cardistry finesse!

The Seers Laetus fulfils all of the requirements of both Cardists and Magicians. Not only that, this deck is perfect for collectors too as it will never be reprinted!

Features of the Laetus include:

Premium crushed stock

Air cushion finish

Printed by USPCC

Stylish front and back fanning design

Recognizable pips and courts for spectators

Snazzy tuck box

Fulfilled by Murphy's Magic

The Geometric back design of the Laetus is striking. Offering two different rear fanning designs making this deck not only visually exciting but excellent for Cardistry too. We love cards that stand out which is why we chose to go with these highly contrasting colours to make the red really pop.

Even with non-standard faces and indices, all of the cards are recognizable to spectators making your magic tricks flawless. KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theseers/the-seers-laetus-cardistry-deck-printed-by-uspcc