This is the Seasons V1 playing cards from Alex Chin. This was part of his private collection where box is numbered out of 99 sets. This is significantly different from the other v1 box set as it includes a black and gold Seasons logo as opposed to black & silver.

The artist behind the groundbreaking New York Times bestseller The Wild Unknown Tarot Deck and Guidebook helps seekers of all levels expand their practice of self-discovery with this breathtaking keepsake boxed set featuring an oracle deck and guidebook, inspired by real and mythical animals. Hand drawn in Krans’s detailed and emotionally evocative style, The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Deck and Guidebook is a work of art that explores the mysteries of the natural world and the animal kingdom. Krans’s powerful animal archetypes offer insight into relationships, personalities, behaviors and tendencies and can be used alone or alongside The Wild Unknown Tarot to add an additional layer of depth to readings. The hand-lettered, fully illustrated guidebook offers grounded, easy to understand explanations of the cards, a detailed look at the many spreads, practices, and concepts that power the Animal Spirit deck, and deep insight into how each animal helps illuminate our contradictions, our complex natures, and the endless mystery of who we are. The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Deck and Guidebook celebrates the hidden wisdom of the creatures that inhabit our world and beyond, and reveals how we are all connected in the complex and wondrous web of life.

Exclusive to the Manor of Wonder sale, these private reserve decks will be available this weekend only for purchase and/or gifted free with the mixed brick or brick bundle. Originally created for personal use, a few of these decks are being made available to ensure everyone gets something in the Manor of Wonder sale. Each deck will be individually signed and dated in gold by the artist for this event only. For those looking for that added human touch to their gifts, this is definitely the deck you'll want to lock down.

Tin made in England, cards printed in USA.