Exquisite Hanafuda Playing Cards is a fusion between the classic standard French playing cards with Japanese regional picture playing cards called Hanafuda. The fusion results in beautiful playing cards displaying Hanafuda illustrations combined with standard playing cards indices. The tuck box features matte textured paper with foiled pattern on the exterior and interior side of the box, with the front side showing the deck's title. The back design is a full-bleed borderless flower pattern. The faces of the cards feature metallic cold foil, with the edges are gilded with metallic foil as well.

Green variant is only 333 decks made - the deck features emerald metallic foil for the box, artwork foil, and edge gilding.

Exquisite Hanafuda Playing Cards is a fusion between the classic standard French playing cards with Japanese regional picture playing cards called Hanafuda. The fusion results in beautiful playing cards displaying Hanafuda illustrations combined with standard playing cards indices. The tuck box features matte textured paper with foiled pattern on the exterior and interior side of the box, with the front side showing the deck's title. The back design is a full-bleed borderless flower pattern. The faces of the cards feature metallic cold foil, with the edges are gilded with metallic foil as well.

Gold variant is only 150 decks made - the deck features gold metallic foil for the box, artwork foil, and edge gilding.

Sensu is a new series of Hanafuda and Fusion playing cards produced by IndianWolf Studios and illustrated by Antonietta Fazio-Johnson. First Edition. Limited Quantity. Printed by LPCC in Taiwan with casino-quality Classic Finish cardstock and embossed linen-feel tuck box. This floral-themed deck series features 54-unique, fully custom, and beautifully illustrated poker-sized playing cards. Inspired by traditional hanafuda and the illustrations of Uchiyama Rossetsu (1892).

Nintendo's Daitouryou (president) Hanafuda cards were manufactured very early in the company's life. They are Nintendo's most successful Hanafuda cards and are among the few decks that are still produced to this day. The Daitouryou cards are well known for featuring the portrait of Napoléon.