Caspari Playing cards featuring the Van Gogh Irises design from the J. Paul Getty trust and extra large Print for easy visibility. The set includes a double deck of plastic coated Playing cards. Each deck is Cellophane wrapped. This set is also available with a Jumbo typeface. Printed in Belgium. Caspari products are inspired by such Museum collections as the musee de l'impression sur etoffes, the National Gallery, Williamsburg and the royal horticultural society, as well as outstanding private collections and archives. Caspari is a respected publisher of exquisitely designed and printed paper products, with a reputation earned over the past sixty years by reproducing the work of established artists and museums from around the world. Additional items in this Bridge collection are available. Finish the look with other items from our coordinating high-end paper table top collection. Includes paper plates, napkins, guest towels and Cups and top quality pillar and taper candles. Caspari-bringing beauty, style and convenience into your home every day.
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