The deck is limited to 1000 bridges and 112 decks, due to internal inspection procedures at USPCC, do not have numbered closing seals. ironically, this makes unsealed decks even more unique!

Long overdue, 6 years after the very first Black Roses deck the Blue Magic Edition is finally here. A refreshing ocean blue with redesigned face cards printed on premium (Bee) thinner crushed paper stock gives the deck an up to date and modern feel.

A breath of the past century meets modern minimalism. Fully marked reader back. Printed by USPCC. The Black Roses Edelrot Edition could count as indirect successor of the Red Roses Playing Cards. Born from the idea to create a better version after almost half a decade. A noble dark red gives the cards a new and much more elegant appearance. But not only that shade gives the cards this high quality countenance.

The Black Roses are blooming again for the second time in a very grounded green color. Designed in Germany by the lead graphic designer of the Orbit Deck Daniel Schneider. The 2nd Edition Black Roses Playing Cards features a minimal floral design inspired by classic playing card composition. Unlike the first edition, Daniel added some magicians on the courts whom you might find familiar. Something special, because the Black Roses probably wouldn't exist without some of these people. The name of the deck and the color might be a little bit confusing at the first glance. This edition of Black Roses has a green back. You'll see why these cards are still called Black Roses when you see the Jokers.