- Sumi Kitsune Tale Teller (Craft Letterpressed Tuck) Playing Cards by Card Experiment
- SKILL LEVEL: No Skill Required
- WHY LEARN MAGIC TRICKS: There are many reason but above all, performing magic will help you boost your self-confidence. Learning a few simple tricks is a great way to build confidence and is a good ice breaker.
- INCREASE SELF-CONFIDENCE AND CHARISMA: Once you have performed a magic trick or two at a party or even a loose gathering, watch everyone come close to see what you're doing.
- GRAB ATTENTION ANYWHERE: When people see a magic trick being performed, they come in droves to see more. They crowd around, eager to be entertained and willing to suspend common sense,
Sumi Playing Cards - Kitsune is Card Experiment's 2nd collaboration with ToKMR Graphics, following our highly successful Sumi Playing Cards campaign. In Kitsune, we continue to translate and transform the traditional Japanese tattoo art form of Wabori into playing card style, retaining as well as enhancing many of the interesting and delightful features we had in Sumi Playing Cards. The focus of Kitsune centers around the fox spirit, a staple in Japanese folklore. We scoured many different sources of folktales, stories and myths about fox spirits and selected a few well-known ones as sources of inspiration for the characters in the Court cards. Kistune continues to serve as an homage to Wabori and faithfully represents the visual nuances and quality that is the hallmark of the Japanese traditional tattoo once again. This creates a visual playing card masterpiece like no other -- a masterpiece that weaves fantastical stories of begone times with modern playing card aesthetics.Illustrated by ToK, illustrator & graphic designer based in Japan, and edited by Card Experiment based in Hong Kong.Fully custom pips & Courts.Cards printed by the United States Playing Card Company. Made in the USA.Craft edition tuck cases made of premium Cotton Gmund paper from Germany.Letterpressed ink/metallic foiled tuck cases for craft edition produced and assembled in Hong Kong.
