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Oxalis (Teal Edition) Playing Cards
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The deck of cards Oxalis wants to represent the beauty of nature and all its characteristics. The word 'Oxalis' comes from the Latin and refers to a plant with leaves rich in oxalic acid and slightly sapid taste.In particular, the symbol of the decks
The deck of cards Oxalis wants to represent the beauty of nature and all its characteristics. The word 'Oxalis' comes from the Latin and refers to a plant with leaves rich in oxalic acid and slightly sapid taste.
In particular, the symbol of the decks highlights a particular species, the spontaneous flora, "the Oxalis Tetraphylla", characterized by the presence of a four-lobed leaf that recalls good luck and good wishes.
After the success of the first edition, finally after a year we present Oxalis Teal edition. The second deck of the series brings even more color and elegance to a deck inspired by the Oxalide plant.
FEATURES:
In particular, the symbol of the decks highlights a particular species, the spontaneous flora, "the Oxalis Tetraphylla", characterized by the presence of a four-lobed leaf that recalls good luck and good wishes.
After the success of the first edition, finally after a year we present Oxalis Teal edition. The second deck of the series brings even more color and elegance to a deck inspired by the Oxalide plant.
FEATURES:
- Limited to 1000 decks with numbered seals
- BEE stock & air cushion finish
- Teal metallic ink (on the back of the deck)
- Traditionally cut
- Poker size (56 cards)
- Identical Jokers
- Two gaff cards (colored queen and colored back)
- Printed by United States Playing Cards Company
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The deck of cards Oxalis wants to represent the beauty of nature and all its characteristics. The word 'Oxalis' comes from the Latin and refers to a plant with leaves rich in oxalic acid and slightly sapid taste.In particular, the symbol of the decks