Dream Recurrence: Deja Vu Experimental Playing Cards
Dream Recurrence: Deja Vu Playing Cards (Experimental Edition)
Recurring dreams bring to light deep and unsettled conflicts at the confluence of the real and the imaginary in our lives. Finding the unfamiliar in the familiar and the familiar in the unfamiliar while in the arms of Morpheus serves as the inspiration for the overall impression of the Dream Recurrence deck. The decomplication of the design parallels the reveal of underlying meanings when the unnecessary details are taken away.
Dream Recurrence Deja Vu Playing Cards continues the minimalistic and balanced composition of Dream V2 with new, bold, and aesthetically pleasing colour schemes, complete with subtle enhancements to a high contrast card back and an intricate tuck case.
Dream Recurrence is an essential addition to the collection of every cardist, magic hobbyists and deck collectors.
- Limited edition of 500 decks
- Printed on German Black Core paper
- Uncoated blue paper tuckcase with rainbow foil
- Cardistry finish
- Custom court cards (JQK), Jokers and Aces
- Produced by Card Experiment
2023 Release
Customer Reviews
I loved the colors and design overall. A lot. Really trippy imagery, too. Kind in some cases, it reminds me of a screen image popping in and out because of connectivity problems. I mean that in a good way.
Smooth, easy to handle, and cool AF, as the kids say.
My only complaint is that the paper tuck box mine came in did not have glue on one side, so the box doesn't close up. I mean, that one side is not glued together at all. I expected better from a $20 deck. It's not Playcarddecks fault, though. It's a manufacturing issue. Probably isolated. And it's not noticeable until you take the box out of the wrapper, of course. When it's wrapped you can't tell.
I'm still giving it four problems. I guess it was just bad luck on my part. You play the cards you're dealt!
Customer Reviews
I loved the colors and design overall. A lot. Really trippy imagery, too. Kind in some cases, it reminds me of a screen image popping in and out because of connectivity problems. I mean that in a good way.
Smooth, easy to handle, and cool AF, as the kids say.
My only complaint is that the paper tuck box mine came in did not have glue on one side, so the box doesn't close up. I mean, that one side is not glued together at all. I expected better from a $20 deck. It's not Playcarddecks fault, though. It's a manufacturing issue. Probably isolated. And it's not noticeable until you take the box out of the wrapper, of course. When it's wrapped you can't tell.
I'm still giving it four problems. I guess it was just bad luck on my part. You play the cards you're dealt!
Customer Reviews
I loved the colors and design overall. A lot. Really trippy imagery, too. Kind in some cases, it reminds me of a screen image popping in and out because of connectivity problems. I mean that in a good way.
Smooth, easy to handle, and cool AF, as the kids say.
My only complaint is that the paper tuck box mine came in did not have glue on one side, so the box doesn't close up. I mean, that one side is not glued together at all. I expected better from a $20 deck. It's not Playcarddecks fault, though. It's a manufacturing issue. Probably isolated. And it's not noticeable until you take the box out of the wrapper, of course. When it's wrapped you can't tell.
I'm still giving it four problems. I guess it was just bad luck on my part. You play the cards you're dealt!
Customer Reviews
I loved the colors and design overall. A lot. Really trippy imagery, too. Kind in some cases, it reminds me of a screen image popping in and out because of connectivity problems. I mean that in a good way.
Smooth, easy to handle, and cool AF, as the kids say.
My only complaint is that the paper tuck box mine came in did not have glue on one side, so the box doesn't close up. I mean, that one side is not glued together at all. I expected better from a $20 deck. It's not Playcarddecks fault, though. It's a manufacturing issue. Probably isolated. And it's not noticeable until you take the box out of the wrapper, of course. When it's wrapped you can't tell.
I'm still giving it four problems. I guess it was just bad luck on my part. You play the cards you're dealt!
Customer Reviews
I loved the colors and design overall. A lot. Really trippy imagery, too. Kind in some cases, it reminds me of a screen image popping in and out because of connectivity problems. I mean that in a good way.
Smooth, easy to handle, and cool AF, as the kids say.
My only complaint is that the paper tuck box mine came in did not have glue on one side, so the box doesn't close up. I mean, that one side is not glued together at all. I expected better from a $20 deck. It's not Playcarddecks fault, though. It's a manufacturing issue. Probably isolated. And it's not noticeable until you take the box out of the wrapper, of course. When it's wrapped you can't tell.
I'm still giving it four problems. I guess it was just bad luck on my part. You play the cards you're dealt!
Customer Reviews
I loved the colors and design overall. A lot. Really trippy imagery, too. Kind in some cases, it reminds me of a screen image popping in and out because of connectivity problems. I mean that in a good way.
Smooth, easy to handle, and cool AF, as the kids say.
My only complaint is that the paper tuck box mine came in did not have glue on one side, so the box doesn't close up. I mean, that one side is not glued together at all. I expected better from a $20 deck. It's not Playcarddecks fault, though. It's a manufacturing issue. Probably isolated. And it's not noticeable until you take the box out of the wrapper, of course. When it's wrapped you can't tell.
I'm still giving it four problems. I guess it was just bad luck on my part. You play the cards you're dealt!
Customer Reviews
I loved the colors and design overall. A lot. Really trippy imagery, too. Kind in some cases, it reminds me of a screen image popping in and out because of connectivity problems. I mean that in a good way.
Smooth, easy to handle, and cool AF, as the kids say.
My only complaint is that the paper tuck box mine came in did not have glue on one side, so the box doesn't close up. I mean, that one side is not glued together at all. I expected better from a $20 deck. It's not Playcarddecks fault, though. It's a manufacturing issue. Probably isolated. And it's not noticeable until you take the box out of the wrapper, of course. When it's wrapped you can't tell.
I'm still giving it four problems. I guess it was just bad luck on my part. You play the cards you're dealt!