Internal playing cards come in a double-layer sleeve box, featuring a swanky printed interior (a classy blend of pure blue & red).
Sporting embossed hot stamping and some nifty temperature-sensitive colour-changing tech.
Wait for it—the central totem goes white at 37°C (that's your average body temperature, for those keeping score).
Top-notch paper playing cards, thanks to BPCC's smooth printing wizardry.
Backs adorned with premium Pantone metallic ink—no pesky white border to ruin the vibe.
Face of the cards? Oh, just a little sun-sensitive colour-changing magic that reveals patterns under UV light. No biggie.
Fresh designs for suits, numbers, Jokers, card backs, and court cards—because variety is the spice of life.
Edges elegantly gilded in gold, because who doesn’t love a bit of bling?
Limited edition of 1888 with individually numbered seals—because exclusivity is the name of the game.
Now, let’s talk about Atlantis. You know, that legendary ancient land (or city-state, if you’re feeling pedantic) that allegedly boasted a highly developed civilisation before being swallowed by a great flood around 10,000 BC? Yeah, that one. They fancied themselves as the offspring of the sea god—big ocean fans, those Atlanteans.
We’ve put in a fair bit of elbow grease to craft the 12-character cards, each one representing a deity of Atlantis. We didn't just wing it—extensive research was involved (and probably a few late nights). Hats off to Bacon Magic for going above and beyond in the design and production of these beauties.
Thanks to BPCC's shiny new sun-sensitive colour-changing technology, hidden patterns pop up when the cards get a bit of sun or are exposed to ultraviolet light. The card box? It features embossed hot stamping and that funky temperature-sensitive colour-changing tech. The central totem on both the gift box and card box will turn white when it hits around 37 degrees Celsius (98 degrees Fahrenheit) and goes back to its original colour when it's feeling room temperature again. How’s that for a trick?
