The Russian Folk Art Collector's Edition has the same great illustrated cards but with a high gloss finish, high gloss tuck, custom numbered seals, high quality 310gsm linen paper, and was exclusive to the kickstarter campaign.

Only 75 of these prototypes were made, numbered in seal

This deck was inspired by traditional Russian wood painting style and national ornament - Khokhloma. Khokhloma known for it's vivid flower patterns, red and gold colors over a black background. It first appeared in the second half of the 17th century in what is today known as the Koverninsky District of the Nizhny Novgorod Oblast. The handicraft was named Khokhloma after a trade settlement in the same oblast, where craftsmen had been known for making and selling their handmade goods between the 18th and early 20th centuries. The main colors used in Khokhloma painting – gold, black and red. Sometimes these colors are complemented with green, brown, orange, yellow. Motifs used in painting are mainly natural: it is grass, flowers, berries and birds.

Inspired by Russian Folklore and created by Natalia Silva, 359 backers pledged $9,684 in this KickStarter project on November 14, 2014.  Cards were printed by USPCC with a planned run of apx. 2,500 decks, plus uncut format was available.