🎴 Exquisite Artisan Playing Cards in Sleek Black Design - Perfect for Card Enthusiasts Review

We play a lot of cards with the signature Walmart brand. And a bike. However, after playing with them and with this brand, I will never go back. The quality is very good, their viscosity and the way they mix. That's great. The graphics are cool and great to play with friends at the table.

I collect and use playing cards. Artisan Theory 11 cards are one of my favorites. This is a very attractive design. They feel good in the hand and slurp well. I'm not a magician or anything, just an avid card player who likes good playing cards. I recommend it.

These are the best cards I've ever had. The design is absolutely beautiful, but not too flashy. I literally spend hours playing solitaire with them or shuffling them at the table just to spend time looking at them. Not too hard, but not thin either. The bed is well crumpled, feels good in the hand.

This was my first Theory 11 deck and it's probably still my favorite (Ivory - looks a little better to me). Before purchasing this deck, I had only played and held Bicycle cards, and it opened up a whole new world of quality cards for me. I appreciate card design more now, provided function and feel remain the same.

I received 2 of these decks as a gift and my family has worn them out playing golf. So I had to buy another deck. I like the double sided map, it allows us to change the rules of golf a bit. I personally liked the cards. However, I don't expect a deck of cards and only play with my husband and daughter. Overall I'm happy with the cards so I ordered 2 decks when we ran out of the last ones.

The quality is normal. However, the descriptive description is somewhat misleading. Here are the facts as I found them: 1) The cards are WHITE. Only the box is black.2) There is shiny metallic ink on the box. There is no map. It's just yellowish-brown ink. 3) Fancy drawing on the back of the card and the ace of spades. The Joker is unique but not very bizarre. All other maps are simple standard drawings, using brown ink in some places.

Curl my moustache, fix my monocle, pour scotch, light cubans I decided to leave the simpletons and fools behind and play like a real handyman. These cards mostly have a standard face. The standard look and sleek feel only adds to the class. Don't forget to bring your fedora and walking stick because you don't want to feel out of your element reminiscing about the hunt and race for a gentleman's deck of cards.