Home Life Hanafuda
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Specifications:
- Size: 1.25'' x 1.75'' (31.75mm x 44.45mm)
- Number of cards: 48
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Card stock:(S30) Standard Smooth
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Packaging: Shrink-wrapped
- Note: Any red dotted lines shown around the border will not be printed which is used by the designer for print bleeding reference only
- No minimum purchase. Buy 1 for .(Note: applies to all card stock options except M30 (linen air light) and M32 (linen air) which carries a minimum of 1000 decks)
Description:
This is a recreation of the Hanafuda set depicted at the end of Inouye Jukichi's 1911 "Home Life In Tokyo" as "a set of Flower Cards". Although it is in the standard Hachi-Hachi-bana pattern, it has minor stylistic differences which serve as a waypoint in the development of the modern style. As it was scanned from an old book and not directly from cards, the images do show some wear, but the beauty of the cards shines through.
Design ref: 162402040626
About this design
This design belongs to the seller which was uploaded to our MarketPlace, the online buy and sell platform for game designers and creators.
Seller's information:
Designed by: D.J. Pigott
New games in traditional styles and old games reborn
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