Nevermore Playing Cards by Unique Black and White certain places have thin barriers

certain places have thin barriers between realms

The paper contains a natural brown tint to it with clearly visible fibers which perfectely complement the theme of the deck

66 Grandmother cards (uncoated edges)

often constructed of unlikely materials such as bread or fur

The Philosopher’s Stone itself is represented by the World card and the four minor suits are related to the four alchemical elements: Earth to coins

Nevermore Playing Cards by Unique Black and White certain places have thin barriersDesigned by the remarkable Antno Creative, his choices and style are felt in every line. To understand the inspiration of Nevermore, one must look to the gothic great, Edgar Allan Poe, whose poem, The Raven, was published in 1845. Every detail is expertly crafted to capture the mood Poe created; mysterious shapes, dark blue feathers, red velvet, moonlight, stars, and a rusty lamp casting a warm light in the corner of the room. This unique design