Sensu Fusion Playing Cards LPCC

I like that this deck is trying to fuse (no pun intended) both western and eastern card games. The fact that they are marketing to both factions has led to this very unique deck. I believe this is the 2nd deck released by Indianwolf Studios after their highly sought after Hanami Fusion Deck. Instead of focusing on seasons, this deck focuses on flowers. The artwork fits the theme well and truly immerses you in the Japanese art style. Definitely great to have to collect or use. Heck, maybe this will encourage some to seek Hanafuda style games with this deck of cards.

This deck is quite different from your standard deck or even a custom deck. Sensu Fusion is a multipurpose deck that can be used to play both Eastern and Western games. This deck features standard poker indices, hanafuda imagery, and custom-designed hanafuda indices. Now I need to learn how to play Hanafuda.

This deck was originally created as a Hanafuda deck. But the Fusion deck combines the Hanafuda deck with the indices of standard playing cards, to create a deck that can be used for both Eastern and Western card games. Rather than just have the usual indices with traditional suits and values, the hanafuda indices on these cards also indicate the flower/month, and card type. This gives the cards a dual function, and these indices are helpful in enabling the Fusion deck to be used to learn and teach hanafuda - even if you're starting by using these cards for a traditional card game. But the best part is that the cards all feature floral imagery in the 12 suits of Japanese hanafuda. As with the Hanami edition of this deck, the four cards of each suit in the Sensu edition have been created so that they combine to form a single floral image. A very stunning polyptych effect which I love!

I like that this deck is trying to fuse (no pun intended) both western and eastern card games. The fact that they are marketing to both factions has led to this very unique deck. I believe this is the 2nd deck released by Indianwolf Studios after their highly sought after Hanami Fusion Deck. Instead of focusing on seasons, this deck focuses on flowers. The artwork fits the theme well and truly immerses you in the Japanese art style. Definitely great to have to collect or use. Heck, maybe this will encourage some to seek Hanafuda style games with this deck of cards.

This deck is quite different from your standard deck or even a custom deck. Sensu Fusion is a multipurpose deck that can be used to play both Eastern and Western games. This deck features standard poker indices, hanafuda imagery, and custom-designed hanafuda indices. Now I need to learn how to play Hanafuda.

This deck was originally created as a Hanafuda deck. But the Fusion deck combines the Hanafuda deck with the indices of standard playing cards, to create a deck that can be used for both Eastern and Western card games. Rather than just have the usual indices with traditional suits and values, the hanafuda indices on these cards also indicate the flower/month, and card type. This gives the cards a dual function, and these indices are helpful in enabling the Fusion deck to be used to learn and teach hanafuda - even if you're starting by using these cards for a traditional card game. But the best part is that the cards all feature floral imagery in the 12 suits of Japanese hanafuda. As with the Hanami edition of this deck, the four cards of each suit in the Sensu edition have been created so that they combine to form a single floral image. A very stunning polyptych effect which I love!

I like that this deck is trying to fuse (no pun intended) both western and eastern card games. The fact that they are marketing to both factions has led to this very unique deck. I believe this is the 2nd deck released by Indianwolf Studios after their highly sought after Hanami Fusion Deck. Instead of focusing on seasons, this deck focuses on flowers. The artwork fits the theme well and truly immerses you in the Japanese art style. Definitely great to have to collect or use. Heck, maybe this will encourage some to seek Hanafuda style games with this deck of cards.

This deck is quite different from your standard deck or even a custom deck. Sensu Fusion is a multipurpose deck that can be used to play both Eastern and Western games. This deck features standard poker indices, hanafuda imagery, and custom-designed hanafuda indices. Now I need to learn how to play Hanafuda.

This deck was originally created as a Hanafuda deck. But the Fusion deck combines the Hanafuda deck with the indices of standard playing cards, to create a deck that can be used for both Eastern and Western card games. Rather than just have the usual indices with traditional suits and values, the hanafuda indices on these cards also indicate the flower/month, and card type. This gives the cards a dual function, and these indices are helpful in enabling the Fusion deck to be used to learn and teach hanafuda - even if you're starting by using these cards for a traditional card game. But the best part is that the cards all feature floral imagery in the 12 suits of Japanese hanafuda. As with the Hanami edition of this deck, the four cards of each suit in the Sensu edition have been created so that they combine to form a single floral image. A very stunning polyptych effect which I love!

I like that this deck is trying to fuse (no pun intended) both western and eastern card games. The fact that they are marketing to both factions has led to this very unique deck. I believe this is the 2nd deck released by Indianwolf Studios after their highly sought after Hanami Fusion Deck. Instead of focusing on seasons, this deck focuses on flowers. The artwork fits the theme well and truly immerses you in the Japanese art style. Definitely great to have to collect or use. Heck, maybe this will encourage some to seek Hanafuda style games with this deck of cards.

This deck is quite different from your standard deck or even a custom deck. Sensu Fusion is a multipurpose deck that can be used to play both Eastern and Western games. This deck features standard poker indices, hanafuda imagery, and custom-designed hanafuda indices. Now I need to learn how to play Hanafuda.

This deck was originally created as a Hanafuda deck. But the Fusion deck combines the Hanafuda deck with the indices of standard playing cards, to create a deck that can be used for both Eastern and Western card games. Rather than just have the usual indices with traditional suits and values, the hanafuda indices on these cards also indicate the flower/month, and card type. This gives the cards a dual function, and these indices are helpful in enabling the Fusion deck to be used to learn and teach hanafuda - even if you're starting by using these cards for a traditional card game. But the best part is that the cards all feature floral imagery in the 12 suits of Japanese hanafuda. As with the Hanami edition of this deck, the four cards of each suit in the Sensu edition have been created so that they combine to form a single floral image. A very stunning polyptych effect which I love!

I like that this deck is trying to fuse (no pun intended) both western and eastern card games. The fact that they are marketing to both factions has led to this very unique deck. I believe this is the 2nd deck released by Indianwolf Studios after their highly sought after Hanami Fusion Deck. Instead of focusing on seasons, this deck focuses on flowers. The artwork fits the theme well and truly immerses you in the Japanese art style. Definitely great to have to collect or use. Heck, maybe this will encourage some to seek Hanafuda style games with this deck of cards.

This deck is quite different from your standard deck or even a custom deck. Sensu Fusion is a multipurpose deck that can be used to play both Eastern and Western games. This deck features standard poker indices, hanafuda imagery, and custom-designed hanafuda indices. Now I need to learn how to play Hanafuda.

This deck was originally created as a Hanafuda deck. But the Fusion deck combines the Hanafuda deck with the indices of standard playing cards, to create a deck that can be used for both Eastern and Western card games. Rather than just have the usual indices with traditional suits and values, the hanafuda indices on these cards also indicate the flower/month, and card type. This gives the cards a dual function, and these indices are helpful in enabling the Fusion deck to be used to learn and teach hanafuda - even if you're starting by using these cards for a traditional card game. But the best part is that the cards all feature floral imagery in the 12 suits of Japanese hanafuda. As with the Hanami edition of this deck, the four cards of each suit in the Sensu edition have been created so that they combine to form a single floral image. A very stunning polyptych effect which I love!

I like that this deck is trying to fuse (no pun intended) both western and eastern card games. The fact that they are marketing to both factions has led to this very unique deck. I believe this is the 2nd deck released by Indianwolf Studios after their highly sought after Hanami Fusion Deck. Instead of focusing on seasons, this deck focuses on flowers. The artwork fits the theme well and truly immerses you in the Japanese art style. Definitely great to have to collect or use. Heck, maybe this will encourage some to seek Hanafuda style games with this deck of cards.

This deck is quite different from your standard deck or even a custom deck. Sensu Fusion is a multipurpose deck that can be used to play both Eastern and Western games. This deck features standard poker indices, hanafuda imagery, and custom-designed hanafuda indices. Now I need to learn how to play Hanafuda.

This deck was originally created as a Hanafuda deck. But the Fusion deck combines the Hanafuda deck with the indices of standard playing cards, to create a deck that can be used for both Eastern and Western card games. Rather than just have the usual indices with traditional suits and values, the hanafuda indices on these cards also indicate the flower/month, and card type. This gives the cards a dual function, and these indices are helpful in enabling the Fusion deck to be used to learn and teach hanafuda - even if you're starting by using these cards for a traditional card game. But the best part is that the cards all feature floral imagery in the 12 suits of Japanese hanafuda. As with the Hanami edition of this deck, the four cards of each suit in the Sensu edition have been created so that they combine to form a single floral image. A very stunning polyptych effect which I love!

I like that this deck is trying to fuse (no pun intended) both western and eastern card games. The fact that they are marketing to both factions has led to this very unique deck. I believe this is the 2nd deck released by Indianwolf Studios after their highly sought after Hanami Fusion Deck. Instead of focusing on seasons, this deck focuses on flowers. The artwork fits the theme well and truly immerses you in the Japanese art style. Definitely great to have to collect or use. Heck, maybe this will encourage some to seek Hanafuda style games with this deck of cards.

This deck is quite different from your standard deck or even a custom deck. Sensu Fusion is a multipurpose deck that can be used to play both Eastern and Western games. This deck features standard poker indices, hanafuda imagery, and custom-designed hanafuda indices. Now I need to learn how to play Hanafuda.

This deck was originally created as a Hanafuda deck. But the Fusion deck combines the Hanafuda deck with the indices of standard playing cards, to create a deck that can be used for both Eastern and Western card games. Rather than just have the usual indices with traditional suits and values, the hanafuda indices on these cards also indicate the flower/month, and card type. This gives the cards a dual function, and these indices are helpful in enabling the Fusion deck to be used to learn and teach hanafuda - even if you're starting by using these cards for a traditional card game. But the best part is that the cards all feature floral imagery in the 12 suits of Japanese hanafuda. As with the Hanami edition of this deck, the four cards of each suit in the Sensu edition have been created so that they combine to form a single floral image. A very stunning polyptych effect which I love!