This deck is the version Kings Wild Project sold on their website. The tucks are colored printing on white tuck boxes, as opposed to the Eric Church website version that was printed on colored tuck boxes.

This deck was a collaboration by Kings Wild Project and the country music artist Eric Church. There are three variants: Heart, Soul, and Ampersand. The Heart and Soul decks are named after the Heart & Soul triple album Eric Church released earlier this year.

All with different tuck cases, each deck features similar but intricate, unique designs. Each design embodies the beauty of country music and the inspiration behind it; Heart & Soul. The deck features Kings Wild standard court cards but with a patriotic twist. The diptych joker features a true patriotic symbol of the Bald Eagle and American Flag.

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The KWP Ampersand deck was created by alternating the red back and blue back cards from each of a Heart and Soul deck by hand at KWP headquarters in Tennessee.

Printed by the United States Playing Card Co. on Bicycle Premium Stock

A true achievement in modern era of playing cards. Lotrek pushed the envelope one more time, after ICONS and Liturgy, comes now Golden OATH the first deck ever to be printed only with foil.

"I C O N S" Imperial edition

It's the first deck ever printed having both Gold and Silver hot stamped foil on the back of the cards.

"IMPERIAL" edition is a strictly limited production: Only 555 decks produced.

THE TUCK:

For such a special edition, Lotrek wanted a special tuck case. He started searching and experimenting with various materials until he decided on velvet: The most obvious and appropriate option, came last as it often happens...

The tuck box is made of velvet and has embossing and gold foil accents.

THE DECK:

The Back design - the gem of the deck- with Gold and Silver hot stamped foil on a purple background, is inspired by Byzantine mosaics. It features the two-headed eagle, the Imperial symbol.

The deck features gold metallic ink on the faces, gold and silver metallic on the back and an intricate tuck case that was amazingly stamped on 2-sided color "metallic" stock, pushing the limits of detailed foiling. 600 numbered decks will become available out of the 700 produced and ICONS “SACRED” will never be reprinted. As it was technically very demanding, and before I go to the press for IMPERIAL edition's final print, I decided to “sacrifice” this deck and use it in order to test my new printer’s efficiency and also to experiment with various production aspects from cutting methods and metallic inks’ behavior to playing card finish.  I used my own varnishing formula which has a feel that I like but appears a bit sensitive to rubbing and should be handled with care. That said, crafted with much love, devotion -and some risk-, ICONS SACRED is an experimental deck, more an art object than a deck for playing games.  But who can actually play games with the Sacred? That would be a sacrilege…