The Second Edition of Artifice added a functional border on the back to improve upon the deceptiveness of sleights requiring the alignment of cards, such as a Push Off Double or Elmsley count.

• Exclusive Performance Coating provides exceptional handling • True-metallic silver line art • Prime casino-grade stock for control and durability • Stylized border, maintaining the aesthetics of the original design • Built-in reveal on jokers • Consulted with a dozen card pros including Asher, Fisher and Madison • Designed by top Ellusionist designers, Jason Brumbalow, Lee McKenzii and Carlos Batlló  • Printed at the US Playing Card Company, with the highest quality control available

Set sail to a world uncharted and become a dweller of the open seas with Piracy Playing Cards. Secrets and lost treasures wait to be discovered - will you embark on the journey?

Piracy Playing Cards were produced using a dual-foil printing process - featuring both gold AND gunmetal silver foil on the backs and faces, with extreme detail and precision. The design as a result is absolutely stunning - a lost treasure that’s finally been discovered.

Every aspect of Piracy Playing Cards were designed from scratch, featuring fully custom fonts, suits, Jokers, Court Cards, and Aces dripped in gold and silver foil. Inspired by the mysteries of the deep sea and the guardians that protect lost treasures, you’ll be transported to a new world every time they’re held in your hands.

52 MUSÉE, a subdivision under the TCC Playing Cards brand, inspired by the concept of "museum", featuring a collection of classic masterpieces from around the world. 52 MUSÉE is dedicated to present the works of selected artists in form of playing cards

Claude Monet Playing Cards

Monet (November 14, 1840 - December 5, 1926), the French painter, is acclaimed as a leader of the Impressionist movement and one of its prominent figures and founders. In Monet's works, he often depicted natural landscapes such as gardens, fields, rivers, and ponds. He frequently observed the same subject at different times and seasons, capturing the changes in light and color. His works had a profound influence on later modern art and are regarded as pioneering in the Impressionist movement.

The tuck box is a double box structure. The outer box features a die-cut window which showcase the box inside and you can slide your finger inside to slide out the box. The inner box is the deck case, which holds the cards. The box is made with premium pearl paper matte stock with metallic foil stamping. Also, there is a numbered seal on the top of the box.

The cards feature artworks done by Claude Monet. Selective works are framed within the white border with the classic playing cards indices. In addition, the artworks on the cards feature holo foil stamping technology, making the artworks shine in rainbow and see the layers and depth of the paintings.

Claude Monet Standard Edition

It uses the blue and silver color scheme. The outer box features "Woman with a Parasol - Madame Monet and her Son". The deck case features "Water Lilies". The illustrations in the Standard Edition consist of various subjects such as figures, plants, and natural sceneries.

It may surprise you to know (or not, if you've been following The Wheel of the Year so far) that Easter has strong pagan origins, most notably being named after the Anglo-Saxon goddess Eostre.

The eggs that we decorate today along with the image of the Easter bunny have strong pagan roots, with Saxon people rejoicing at the arrival of eggs, more plentiful game and fresh plants once more becoming available on the sun's return.

Eostremonth was one of the most important dates on the calendar, and as we celebrate the sun's return here in the northern hemisphere we'll learn about the Celtic herbalist goddess Airmed, the guardian spirit Aibell and the Anglo-Saxon god Tiw, cognate of the famous Tyr from Norse mythology.

This spirit is captured in the amazing "Wheel of the Year Ostara Playing Cards".