Virtuoso is a cardistry deck from The Virts based in Singapore.  This group then went on to create 4 decks in the series as of 2019.

The Virtuoso deck made history in 2012 as the first deck ever designed for Cardistry, and remains today as the choice of top cardists around the globe.

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

Designed for Cardistry. Dedicated to Cardists.

Virtuoso SS14 also won the Best Deck for Flourishing award from UnitedCardists 2014 Deck of the Year http://unitedcardists.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6448

The Flux deck was released in a collaboration between Art of Play and Lotusinhand. The deck has a sleek and sturdy plastic box. On one side, it showcases the animation of the back design every time you keep or remove the cards from the box. And on the other, has an image that while animated spells out the name of the deck, "FLUX". Each deck came with 2 striped plastic cards to utilise the moiré effect into cardistry (showcased in the release trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6JsVSb5Q9I).

Our popular Broken Borders Playing Cards has returned with a brand new colorway! Born out of its dangerous predecessor, the 2019 version of Broken Borders features the iconic stripes in handsome, elegant deep green against a sexy, fresh red, with vintage-looking borders and faces reminiscent of a classic Victorian color palette. It doesn't matter which side you're fanning with - the stripes that carry over from the backs onto the faces of the cards will give you that dazzling bullseye aesthetic. Broken Borders 2019 Playing Cards brings an exciting new combination of stock and finish to the table. We've brought back everyone's favourite finish from the Jaspas Deck Cardistry-con Edition, combined with the snappiest stock you've ever felt in your hands. These decks live forever - put them through the wringer and they'll still come out the other end ready for another round. Keep a close eye and you might notice a special little tidbit we've included in the cards this time round... ;)

The Jaspas Deck GDCM edition was first revealed at the Jaspas Deck Live Singapore launch on 26 August 2017, as a surprise to the participants. The GDCM edition of the Jaspas Deck only made an appearance in NDO's milestone events, and only in limited quantities each time. Every single card is hot-stamped with gold foil. Instead of jokers this deck features two double backers with colour swapped back designs.

The second edition of the Jaspas Deck is the most bae deck you've ever seen, in baby pink and tiffany blue. It feels perfectly broken in right out of the box, and when combined with fanning powder, handles unlike any other deck you've felt before. You really can't blame us for wanting to keep the stock and finish a secret ;) Only 1,037 decks have been printed for this Jaspas Deck Primeval edition. Each deck is individually numbered, so you can be sure of its exclusivity!

The debut deck from cardistry brand December Boys released at Cardistry-Con brings to life a new experimental concept that will take your card visuals to a whole new level. Watch the video!

The borderless back design was created to enhance the flow of all flourishes, fans, and spreads by creating a seamless pattern. The face cards have been simplified to match the backs with only two colors used throughout the deck.

Instead of redundant ad cards and jokers, Z DECK features four green double-backed cards. By using a video-editing process called Chroma Keying these additional cards will change the way you film and edit your cardistry videos, allowing you to completely alter the look of the cards while in motion.

Follow the secret link provided on the tuck box to get access to a free instructional video on easy and fast editing on Mobile and PC, as well as exclusive cardistry tutorials by December Boys.

Limited Edition of 2,927. Printed by The U.S. Playing Card Co. on our trademark thin stock preferred by cardists. Housed inside a premium foil-printed tuck box.

The first edition was funded on Kickstarter in March of 2015. This was my very first Kickstarter campaign ever. Although I planned out the process very strategically, experience would still prove to be the best teacher. It is now 2016 and its time for the Second Edition. The Blue Orbits have a very deep blue, almost like Lake Tahoe blue. I love how they felt and how they looked. The Blue Orbits have thick borders which I have always loved because I love the retro feel. I received many messages about the deck, some loved the borders, other's preferred slimmer.  Which brings us to... The Orbit Deck: Second Edition. With every Yin there must be a Yang. Heads and tails. North/South. Hot/Cold. This whole time, the Blue Orbits have been missing it's brother. The Blood Red Orbits feel bold and deliver a mysterious vibe all while looking sharp and iconic like it's older sibling. A few things have changed, a few things have remained the same. I have never liked the idea of simply changing the color and nothing else. I think small things should be updated as the Orbit line gets older. After the Reds I will start making bigger changes to the back design. Which means these will probably be the last Orbits to look like this. The future will bring updated colors and updated back designs while keeping the same essence as the original Blue and Red Orbits. 

This is a deck released for C.C. 2019 1000 were printed and numbered, although some got dents and never were sold. To make up for that, some unnumbered ones were also sold later on. Decks are the same except the seal. Don't mistaken them for the V1, these have a mate finish and the OG is glossy. These also have thinner borders