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The Bicycle Four Seasons Playing Cards are a stunning collection of Mother Natures canvas. Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter all bring with it their own unique colors, smells and atmosphere. It doesn't matter what your favorite season is because you will fall in love with them all after receiving your very own Four Seasons Playing Cards. Produced by Collectable Playing Cards and Printed by USPCC Each of the four deck series will be launched here on Kickstarter about 3 weeks apart.

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The Bicycle Four Seasons Playing Cards are a stunning collection of Mother Natures canvas. Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter all bring with it their own unique colors, smells and atmosphere. It doesn't matter what your favorite season is because you will fall in love with them all after receiving your very own Four Seasons Playing Cards. Produced by Collectable Playing Cards and Printed by USPCC Each of the four deck series will be launched here on Kickstarter about 3 weeks apart.

From the NoMonet website (https://www.nomonet.com/Playing-Card-Deck-Colors-of-the-Four-Seasons-p/c4s-r.htm): The art for this deck was created with the temperature and mood of each season in mind to make the most beautiful art deck of playing cards ever! Hearts represent autumn, diamonds: winter, spades: spring, and clubs: summer. Featuring Best Selling and Award Winning Artists: Arnell Ando, Mark Jetton, NoMonet, Eileen Skoog, Anne Bagby, Jill Jones, Simon Park, Roslyn Stendahl, Nick Bantock, Dennis Jordan, Renee Pearson, Susan Renee Tomb, Keely Barham, Marina Lenzino, Lynne Perrella, Barbara Wolfe, Julie Hagan Bloch, Sandy McCall, Lisa Renner, Peter Wood, Tracy Cutts, Amy McClure, Judi Riesch, Gabrielle Gern, Michele Monet and Red Dog Scott.

There are 51 cards (2.24"x3.42") which have 400gsm white core paper with matte UV finish for more classy quality. Also, side edges of the cards have red foils. A 125-Page English guidebook is also included in the magnetic flip box with the deck. HISTORY ◆ This tarot card is derived from similar Japanese games such as Hana-awase and Hachihachi, though the Japanese hanafuda game Koi-koi was partially derived from Go-Stop. The game is called "Hwatu" in Korea. This deck was made by combining illustrations with paintings from the original cards. You will face a new tarot card that you have never experienced before. KOREAN CULTURE ◆ You can find a lot of Korean culture in this oracle deck. We expressed the customs, conventions, and even various emotions of joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure of common people. There are four distinct seasons in Korea: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. You can see the changes of weathers in the cards, and it will be helpful to read more accurately.