Limited Late 19th Century Faro Playing Cards Day of the Dead Inspired by the fusion of

Inspired by the fusion of European and Native American ideals

based on the original engravings and art of Carlo Della Rocca

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Each deck arrives sealed and contains a title card indicating the edition number inside the box

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Limited Late 19th Century Faro Playing Cards Day of the Dead Inspired by the fusion ofThe Squared Faro #366 was first produced by Russell & Morgan Co. in 1887. The name comes from the game Faro which was a popular at that time. TarotArts recommends this deck for divination because the full figure court cards create spreads alive with interaction. Full figure cards also open up the up the possibility of working with reversed meanings. The expressive line work incorporates many features from earlier woodblock decks and divination users