Premium Maya Moon Playing Cards - Elegant & Durable Deck for Poker, Magic Tricks & Card Games | Perfect for Parties, Game Nights & Collectors
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Product Description
Features:
- Foil and 3D embossing on tuck case
- Each face card features the original illustration of a Maya god or goddess
- Premium Pantone metallic ink on back
- Printed by Bacon Playing Card Company(BPCC) in China
Inspired by Maya mythology, the deck comes in two variations differentiated by color scheme, named "The Sun Deck" and "The Moon Deck".
About the Maya Moon:
The moon was one of the most enigmatic and important elements of Maya mythology, which often associated it with a maiden, an old woman, or a rabbit.
The Maya moon goddess is Ixchel, the patroness of fertility and the creation of life.
The Jokers use similar visuals to those on the boxes but against faded backgrounds:
The Ace of the Spade is distinguished by the illustration of Chichen Itza, a large pre-Columbian city built by the Mayans of the Terminal Classic period.
As for the back design, the symbol at the center is known as the Hunab Ku (or the Galactic Butterfly). Often depicted as a black-and-white spiral galaxy, it resembles the yin-yang symbol of Asia.
The tuck box is protected & decorated by a packaging sleeve with hollowed-out design.
About the Maya Moon:
The moon was one of the most enigmatic and important elements of Maya mythology, which often associated it with a maiden, an old woman, or a rabbit.
The Maya moon goddess is Ixchel, the patroness of fertility and the creation of life.
The Jokers use similar visuals to those on the boxes but against faded backgrounds:
The Ace of the Spade is distinguished by the illustration of Chichen Itza, a large pre-Columbian city built by the Mayans of the Terminal Classic period.
As for the back design, the symbol at the center is known as the Hunab Ku (or the Galactic Butterfly). Often depicted as a black-and-white spiral galaxy, it resembles the yin-yang symbol of Asia.
The tuck box is protected & decorated by a packaging sleeve with hollowed-out design.
