Van Gogh Zinnias Playing Cards

Artistic Background

"VASE WITH ZINNIAS AND GERANIUMS" was created in 1886 and is held in the Craig Art Museum in Washington, D.C., USA. At the age of 32, Vincent Van Gogh embarked on a new endeavor, using a modern artistic approach to depict this beautiful post-Impressionist still life oil painting.

Exquisite Design

The design is centered around "VASE WITH ZINNIAS AND GERANIUMS", featuring rich, warm orange flowers filling a rounded vase resembling a basin, radiating brilliance and vitality. In comparison to the original artwork's somber ochre tones, the color palette of the cards has been brightened. Delicate, pale yellow hues complement the vibrant and colorful flowers, imparting a sense of lively springtime energy to the players.

Cardistry

The card backs maintain a consistent design with the back of the card box, seamlessly integrating the theme of the famous painting into the habits of card players. With extremely narrow white borders and symmetrical, oil-paint-like textures, the cards exude sophistication. The diverse and vibrant colors - reds, yellows, blues, and greens - converge with flowers of various sizes and arrangements, creating a rich and full image. At the center shines a bright yellow chrysanthemum, serving as a focal point for the card's positioning function.

Limited Edition

The new edition of "Zinnias" is printed by USPCC, ensuring top-notch quality and tactile sensation in addition to artistic appreciation. Limited to 1000 decks, each comes with a unique numbered seal sticker, making it highly recommended for both cardistry and collecting enthusiasts.