Card deck
Inspired by the playful spirit of Ukrainian folk paintings of the 13th — 20th centuries and the Hutsul ceramic tiles of the 19th century. The naive style of the characters emphasizes the cheerful, carefree nature of the game.
The deck reveals a selection of elaborately thought-out plots and details from the GUNIA Project world.
Familiar characters adapted to Ukrainian culture appear in new guises: the Ace is called the Master, the King and the Queen are depicted as Sirs and Maidens. Instead of Knaves we have Youngsters, and the Joker appears as a Jester.
Intended for use on long winter evenings
Inspired by the playful spirit of Ukrainian folk paintings of the 13th — 20th centuries and the Hutsul ceramic tiles of the 19th century. The naive style of the characters emphasizes the cheerful, carefree nature of the game.
The deck reveals a selection of elaborately thought-out plots and details from the GUNIA Project world.
Familiar characters adapted to Ukrainian culture appear in new guises: the Ace is called the Master, the King and the Queen are depicted as Sirs and Maidens. Instead of Knaves we have Youngsters, and the Joker appears as a Jester.
Intended for use on long winter evenings
Description
Inspired by the playful spirit of Ukrainian folk paintings of the 13th — 20th centuries and the Hutsul ceramic tiles of the 19th century. The naive style of the characters emphasizes the cheerful, carefree nature of the game.
The deck reveals a selection of elaborately thought-out plots and details from the GUNIA Project world.
Familiar characters adapted to Ukrainian culture appear in new guises: the Ace is called the Master, the King and the Queen are depicted as Sirs and Maidens. Instead of Knaves we have Youngsters, and the Joker appears as a Jester.
Intended for use on long winter evenings
