Edo Karuta Daimyo Red Deluxe Playing Cards USPCC Cartamundi inspired by the mosaic-kind-of-art style

inspired by the mosaic-kind-of-art style

Sometimes words don't work

One side of this tuck box features ninja warriors cloaked in disguise with only their eyes exposed

Illustrated by the supremely talented Rick Davidson and housed in a gorgeous soft touch black 330gsm tuck box

56th card: enigma card

Edo Karuta Daimyo Red Deluxe Playing Cards USPCC Cartamundi inspired by the mosaic-kind-of-art styleEdo Karuta Daimyo Red Deluxe Playing Cards Edo Karuta Playing Cards explore something different street graffiti. Flagrant Agenda started off with interested in street culture, particularly graffiti and how it can be use as an medium to make a point. The aesthetic mainstay of Edo Karuta is the ubiquitous Edomoji, Japanese typographic and lettering styles that were invented and vastly popular during the Edo period. They are primarily used for