Playing Cards
Deck of 32 cards with french indices
Dolphin Blue card back
Designed for Belote game.
- Custom-made box with mass-tinted paper and exceptional finishes.
- Cards with a thickness of 350g, adorned with with gold foil details, presented in a paper sleeve featuring an illustration of the Atelier Rue de Lancry.
- Figures hand-drawn by Julie Serre, printed using a six-color printing technique with unique tones.
- Application of a bespoke varnish ensuring smoothness and durability of the cards.
- Designed and printed in France.
Open seal or packaging no returns or refunds will be accepted on this item.
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Playing Cards
Playing Cards
Deck of 32 cards with french indices
Dolphin Blue card back
Designed for Belote game.
- Custom-made box with mass-tinted paper and exceptional finishes.
- Cards with a thickness of 350g, adorned with with gold foil details, presented in a paper sleeve featuring an illustration of the Atelier Rue de Lancry.
- Figures hand-drawn by Julie Serre, printed using a six-color printing technique with unique tones.
- Application of a bespoke varnish ensuring smoothness and durability of the cards.
- Designed and printed in France.
Open seal or packaging no returns or refunds will be accepted on this item.
$140.00
Playing Cards—
$140.00
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Description
Deck of 32 cards with french indices
Dolphin Blue card back
Designed for Belote game.
- Custom-made box with mass-tinted paper and exceptional finishes.
- Cards with a thickness of 350g, adorned with with gold foil details, presented in a paper sleeve featuring an illustration of the Atelier Rue de Lancry.
- Figures hand-drawn by Julie Serre, printed using a six-color printing technique with unique tones.
- Application of a bespoke varnish ensuring smoothness and durability of the cards.
- Designed and printed in France.
Open seal or packaging no returns or refunds will be accepted on this item.
