Scans of each card can be seen at www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Virtues.html

Apothecary 2

From the award-winning card design company of the world's first color changing cards, SEASONS returns with more interactive curiosities from the other side.

The Apothecary is an elaborate art project that captures the intangible concepts of ideas and thoughts and transforms them into physical totems that you can hold. Represented through the medium of playing cards, these ethereal concepts are captured to deliver an inspiring and awe-provoking experience that you've never felt before with regular handheld art. The Apothecary is an homage to all things handcrafted and inspiring featuring intaglio printed sleeves, patented responsive inks, and fantastical illustrations & design.

Features of the Seronda Virtues

• Gorgeous gold hot foil stamp highlights the deck.
• Upgraded sculpted embossed tuck cases printed on exquisite linen-textured stock.
• Cards printed with our winning combo of linen (Aristocrat) stock and coated with premium magic finish for professional grade handling.
• Mysterious "Ingredient Logs" and "Directions of Use" on each pack.
• Cards printed with the United States Playing Card Company

Funded through Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sunishchabba/a-motley-pack-transformation-playing-cards

First printed in 1896. The original No. 47 Circus Playing Cards advertising copy said: “The staid old Kings, Queens and Jacks have given way to various well-known ring masters, clowns and queens.”

This fun all purpose deck features easy to read large indices and 12 interesting individual courts. The original deck only included 1 joker but we added an extra for modern game play.

The blue color deck has a 2-way back design featuring a lion tamer and a lion and a horse in the corners.

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/211-no47_circus_blue

Scans of each card can be seen at www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Inferno.html

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. 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).

Here you can find a list of all the characters: Dante, Virgilio, Paolo e F

rancesca, Ulisse e Diomede, Cerbero, Erinni, Minosse, Semiramide, Minotauro, Malacoda, Taide, Conte Ugolino, Pluto, Cleopatra, Gerione, Arpie, Giasone.