The aesthetic mainstay of Edo Karuta is the ubiquitous Edomoji, Japanese typographic and lettering styles that were invented and vastly popular during the Edo period. They are primarily used for advertising and branding in the various trades that sprung up during the prosperous epoch before the advent of modern Japan. You can still see many traditional Japanese brands using Edomoji in their marketing efforts. Walk by any Japanese restaurants and you will bound to see banners with Edomoji written on them. In Edo Karuta, these typographical elements are superimposed onto each other to make up interesting and visually arresting motifs, the signature style of MILTZ that we saw in his Shibuya Bluffiti project. You can see these representations most clearly in our card backs.

The aesthetic mainstay of Edo Karuta is the ubiquitous Edomoji, Japanese typographic and lettering styles that were invented and vastly popular during the Edo period. They are primarily used for advertising and branding in the various trades that sprung up during the prosperous epoch before the advent of modern Japan. You can still see many traditional Japanese brands using Edomoji in their marketing efforts. Walk by any Japanese restaurants and you will bound to see banners with Edomoji written on them. In Edo Karuta, these typographical elements are superimposed onto each other to make up interesting and visually arresting motifs, the signature style of MILTZ that we saw in his Shibuya Bluffiti project. You can see these representations most clearly in our card backs.

The aesthetic mainstay of Edo Karuta is the ubiquitous Edomoji, Japanese typographic and lettering styles that were invented and vastly popular during the Edo period. They are primarily used for advertising and branding in the various trades that sprung up during the prosperous epoch before the advent of modern Japan. You can still see many traditional Japanese brands using Edomoji in their marketing efforts. Walk by any Japanese restaurants and you will bound to see banners with Edomoji written on them. In Edo Karuta, these typographical elements are superimposed onto each other to make up interesting and visually arresting motifs, the signature style of MILTZ that we saw in his Shibuya Bluffiti project. You can see these representations most clearly in our card backs. Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/593-agenda_edo_karuta_shogun

2020 DOTY Award Nominee: 'Best Ace', 'Best Rookie Deck'

The aesthetic mainstay of Edo Karuta is the ubiquitous Edomoji, Japanese typographic and lettering styles that were invented and vastly popular during the Edo period. They are primarily used for advertising and branding in the various trades that sprung up during the prosperous epoch before the advent of modern Japan. You can still see many traditional Japanese brands using Edomoji in their marketing efforts. Walk by any Japanese restaurants and you will bound to see banners with Edomoji written on them. In Edo Karuta, these typographical elements are superimposed onto each other to make up interesting and visually arresting motifs, the signature style of MILTZ that we saw in his Shibuya Bluffiti project. You can see these representations most clearly in our card backs.

KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flagrantagenda/edo-karuta-playing-cards

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/580-agenda_edo_karuta_diamyo

An original playing cards produced by Dragon Ball Z in cooperation with the famous Bicycle Playing Cards. There are a lot of details hidden in the poker. This is the original poker decks from the world-famous comic "Dragon Ball Z". Pay Attention to the card back, which is the mark of the Goku and Master Roshi. There are many details in the works, such as the distribution of dragons and dragon balls, waiting for you to discover.

Doraemon is a Japanese comic series that has been adapted into a successful anime series and media franchise. The story revolves around an earless robotic cat named Doraemon, who travels back in time from the 22nd century to aid a boy named Nobita Nobi. This deck were made to celebrated 50th anniversary of the comic

Designed by Toomas Pintson and limited to 5000 decks printed.

Show your support with a Pink Ribbon Deck. For each deck sale, $0.15 will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Children and adults alike will be inspired to think about the search for a cure during each round they play - and remember those who need our help. Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/167981955@N07/albums/72157698111125840

AssoKappa Deck, designed by the shop owner Fabrizio Muscogiuri and designed by Jonathan Cadenazzi. This is the first batch made in Italy specifically for a Magic store, with 3000 copies produced. It is printed by US Playing Cards with Air Cushion Finish quality. The bouquet features a reddish red, the same shade as the Bicycle Standard bouquets, depicting the shop's logo (a pin inside the symbol of the flowers). Specially drawn and in the background, the word MAGIA is repeated several times in all languages of the world! The cards have a white border as the standard bunches. One of the shop's slogans is the famous "AssoKappa is YOU." This inspired the idea of the figures, the faces of which can ideally be the faces of our customers and of all the magicians who are enthusiastically participating in our Meetings and Events. These include the tediously-working staff, without whom AssoKappa would not be the shop that it is!

Citizens are the most intricate, breathtaking playing cards we’ve ever produced. Illustrated in America by Kevin Cantrell, every aspect was handcrafted with relentless, unrivaled attention to detail. 

For the first time, we combined gold foil, hot stamping, and bronze foil to create a box design that’s eye catching, elegant, and sophisticated.

Even the inside of the box has a breathtaking, intricate guilloche pattern. The Joker and back design bear the Latin phrase “Audentes Fortuna Iuvat.” Fortune favors the brave. The Ace of Spades features an iconic Citizen “C” emblem.

Created by Mattia Santangelo and designed by Angela Munteanu, from Varese in Italy, WILD Playing Cards is a unique, nature-themed deck featuring geometric-styled artwork. The deck is hand-illustrated and digitally colored, giving it an essence of something real - a distillation of reality. According to Mattia, "every element on the card back has meaning. In the background, you can see 'sacro monte' and 'campo dei fiori,' the Varese 'mountain,' and under it you can see the Varese Lake. My idea was to create something unique, so I tried to mix the artwork in a geometric style. I think that this is a perfect mix. Not too much geometry, leaving room for realistic details."

On the design of the card backs, Mattia continued, "We put a lot of attention to details on this. We studied the body language of the wolf to design it in the correct position when he howls. I love the reflection of the moon on the surface of the lake... it is awesome! The perfection of nature is the theme of the deck, and that is how we came up with the name of the deck, WILD!"

The face cards are standard to maintain familiarity. Hence the standard courts are updated with colors to match the color palette of the card backs.

The custom Ace of Spades features a wolf foot imprint, and the Jokers are geometrics.

This is a choice because the Jokers can be any cards, so they are undefined and they can change into something else. So, we decided not to give them any realistic part. They are looking in opposite directions, like in the Phoenix deck, because they are very pretty to see in the magic Sandwiches Effect.

The WILD Deck is produced by AssoKappa Il Negozio, an Italian magic shop that has produced many decks.

Rainbow Unicorn Fun Time - Special Edition - World Card Experts Includes Double Backed card (one side is the regular back design, the other has no colors in the rainbow)