The Boskarta Playing Cards HH Edition is your rugged, dirty everyday carry. Its leather-like feel will surprise you and everyone who touches it. It actually feels like real leather.

The HH Edition will feature black embossed foil on the front, with silver foil making up all the other cool details like the screws and lever. The middle of the tuck will have a die-cut hole with thin plastic to look like the lens. It will also have a silver seal that mimics the open mechanism on the actual Brownie model A camera. We want this to look and feel like the real thing.

Printed by Legends Playing Cards

Only 224 made

Numbered seals

Gilded Black

Good and Evil Playing Cards are a thoughtful tribute to the concepts of good and evil. We have choices in life. What will you choose?

"All good is hard. All evil is easy. Stay away from easy." Good and Evil Playing Cards case showcases the gold and yellow ink adorning the mysterious black background.

The geometric split line face, although identical, highlights the dichotomy between good and evil.

Don't judge people based on their looks; you might find an evil face with a pure heart or a good face with a heart made of stone.

These traditionally designed cards celebrate ancient China culture. Borders come with intricate design for Cardistry fanning. The details pay tribute to oriental arts & aesthetics. Dark Green & Royal Purple colors reveal an antique but elegant temperament.

Chinese knots, folding fans & many floral decorative patterns, Qingcheng reflects balance in terms of structure & outline. Symmetrical, it presents an extraordinary geometric beauty.

The golden gradient decoration (ombre effect) on the cards also add a distinct layering effect.

Trend Chinese Playing Card, no suits and no values on the face design, the best effect for cardistry. During flourishes, the eyes focus quickly on the center of the structure & the effects in movement.

Both front & back of cards can be fanned to great effect - two way fanning.

Features:

The new edition of the original Acheronte double-box tuck case. Includes the cards from Inferno Dite and Inferno Cocito in the most luxurious double-deck tuck case you can think of: printed in Italy by Archivio Tipografico on leather-like paper and adorned with red and black foil.

Dante Alighieri is the most prominent Italian poet and "La Divina Commedia" (the Divine Comedy) is his masterpiece, representing his vision of afterlife, divided in three reigns: Inferno (hell), Purgatorio (purgatory) and Paradiso (heaven). “La Divina Commedia” also marks the beginning of the Italian language, used in an important piece of literature, replacing the official Latin language.​​​​​​​

Dite is the city in hell where sinners are punished with flames, therefore we designed the tuck case and the back with red glowing colors and foil. The Jokers in Inferno - Dite show the two famous poets: Dante himself and Virgilio (his guide through hell) in a diptych.​​​​​​​

Cocito is the frozen lake at the bottom of Dante’s Inferno, where he puts the worst possible sinners for his ethics: the traitors. The Jokers in Inferno - Cocito show Lucifer, as described by Dante: a demon with three faces munching with his three mouths the three worst sinners: Judas, Brutus and Cassius.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The court cards and the aces represent characters that Dante and Virgilio (the Jokers in Inferno - Dite), his guide, meet during the journey, until they find Lucifer (the Joker in Inferno - Cocito). The red cards show sinner who are damned for passion-related sins, while the black cards portray sinners who used their intelligence to betray and deceive (Dante places the latter much deeper in hell).

KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/riffleshufflepremium/666-emerald-hellfire-and-purple-inferno-playing-cards

This deck is unlike any other deck you've seen, with its intricately designed tuck box and back design. The box itself is a work of art, made to resemble a conjuring spell-book. Embossed with hot foil designs, the box features a giant key on the front cover, warning you of the great power that lies within. The Key of Solomon is protected by a giant serpent surrounding it, as if warning you that once you open the "book," you can never go back.

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