Vaivorykšte (Standard) Playing CardsA Colorful Piece of History Step back in time to the interwar period with the "Vaivorykste" (Rainbow) deck. Originally designed for a Lithuanian government competition in 1933, these cards have been meticulously restored from the archives of the M. K. Ciurlionis National Museum of Art. The deck lives up to its name "Rainbow" with each suit featuring a distinct rim color, creating a vibrant spectrum when spread or fanned. Masterful Artistry The artwork

The card is shuffled back into the deck

They pair wonderfully with any hypnotic routine

Performances

A reminiscence to the beginning of custom playing cards with a modern twist

The routining makes the lemon a logical part of the routine and the ending is guaranteed to elicit a gasp from even the most reserved audiences

The performer displays three objects on a table in front of them in full view

with a huge caption stating "this is bull****"

only better

- USE ANY CURRENCY

Bill to Anything

The you runs through the cards

It is visual magic