Koi V2 Playing Cards by Byron Leung

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Karty do gry KOI V2 od Byron Leunga uczciwia ryby koi – symbolu szczęścia, bogactwa i好运在日本。

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Podstawa kart o atrakcyjnej, zaciekawiającej dekoracji przedstawia dwa ryby koi w krążkowym ruchu pływającym, z metaliczną złotem, które lśnią na białym tle. Szeroka i równomierna textura kart jest przypisana do skali tych majestatycznych ryb.

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W japońskim języku koi to homonim słowa oznaczające „miłość” lub „przyjaźń”, dlatego ryby koi są również symbolemi miłości i przyjaźni w Japonii.

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• 2 domyślne Koi Joker
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• 2 zafakoowane karty
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• Zakrwawiona tuck
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• Karty o specjalnie farbowanych kartach królewskich
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• Drukowana przez U.S. Playing Card Company
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• Projektacja od Byron Leunga
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Oryginalny opis angielski

KOI Playing Cards celebrates the Koi fish -- a symbol of luck, prosperity, and good fortune in Japan.

The beautiful, eye-catching back design poses two Koi fish in a circular, swimming motion with metallic gold as they glitter against the stark white background. The smooth, even feel of the cards are inspired by the scales of these majestic fish.

In Japanese, koi is a homophone for another word that means "affection" or "love", so koi are also symbols of love and friendship in Japan.

Includes 2 custom Koi Jokers and 2 gaffed cards.

• Gold embossed tuck
• Specially colored Court cards
• Printed by the U.S. Playing Card Company
• Designed by Byron Leung

Oryginalny opis angielski

KOI Playing Cards celebrates the Koi fish -- a symbol of luck, prosperity, and good fortune in Japan.

The beautiful, eye-catching back design poses two Koi fish in a circular, swimming motion with metallic gold as they glitter against the stark white background. The smooth, even feel of the cards are inspired by the scales of these majestic fish.

In Japanese, koi is a homophone for another word that means "affection" or "love", so koi are also symbols of love and friendship in Japan.

Includes 2 custom Koi Jokers and 2 gaffed cards.

• Gold embossed tuck
• Specially colored Court cards
• Printed by the U.S. Playing Card Company
• Designed by Byron Leung