When I was in school (circa 2010) I re-illustrated the classic Japanese flower cards Hanafuda. Recently I revisited this project and designed a second more graphic deck.
There are 48 cards, plus a set of jokers. Each suit is 4 cards and represent a month and flower. What's super cool about these cards is that they can be used to play many different games including; Koi Koi (Japan) Go-Stop (Korea) and Hawaiian Style.
I wanted to give my own aesthetic to the deck, while respecting the symbolism of the cards!
There are 48 cards, plus a set of jokers. Each suit is 4 cards and represent a month and flower. What's super cool about these cards is that they can be used to play many different games including; Koi Koi (Japan) Go-Stop (Korea) and Hawaiian Style.
I wanted to give my own aesthetic to the deck, while respecting the symbolism of the cards!
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My short run decks I had printed
January-Pine
February- Plum Blossoms
March- Cherry Blossom
April- Wisteria
May- Iris
June- Peony
July- Bush Clover
August- Silver/Pampas Grass
September- Chrysanthemum
October- Maple
November- Willow
December- Paulownia
Jokers
Hanafuda "Graphic Style"
