I fell in love with historic Lithuanian cards I decided to revive these beautiful cardsto track down the few remaining copies and reprint them.

Danielius Korsakas, Creator

A Vivid Piece of History

Step back into the interwar period with a meticulously restored Lithuanian deck originally created for a government competition in 1933. Revived from the archives of the M. K. iurlionis National Museum of Art, Vaivorykt features distinct rim colors for each suitcreating a vivid rainbow effect when spread or fanned.

Masterful Historic Artistry

Hand-drawn by renowned Lithuanian-Russian artist Mstislav Dobuzhinsky, the deck is filled with intricate Lithuanian Folk Art ornamentation:

• Aces T (Tzas), with elaborate decorative motifs
• Kings K (Karalius), with crowns stylized by suit symbols
• Queens M (Mergel), with traditional imagery and floral details
• Jacks B (Berniukas), featuring farming scythes and the kankls instrument

Standard Edition

The Standard Edition features the complete restored artwork in a clean, classic tuck boxideal for everyday play, magic, cardistry, and collecting.

Collectors Limited Edition (Gold Edition)

The Limited Edition includes the same historic cards in an upgraded tuck case, limited to 1,000 decks worldwide:

• Gold foil detailing on the tuck exterior
• Numbered seal on the tuck box
• Embossed ornaments and typography
• Fully printed interior for a premium unboxing experience

Product Specifications (Both Editions)

• Printer: United States Playing Card Company (USPCC)
• Paper stock: Premium casino-grade
• Finish: Air-Cushion embossed
• Size: Standard poker size
• Design origin: Lithuania, 1933
• Artist: Mstislav Dobuzhinsky
• Back design: Inspired by 1919 carvings by Kazys Jakomas