Oxalis (Teal Edition) Playing Cards Close-up When the spectator opens the

When the spectator opens the fire alarm the card is now folded inside for them to open

Rubik's Card - Tommy shows a small box filled with blocks that have card pips on some of their sides

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Oxalis (Teal Edition) Playing Cards Close-up When the spectator opens theThe deck of cards Oxalis wants to represent the beauty of nature and all its characteristics. The word 'Oxalis' comes from the Latin and refers to a plant with leaves rich in oxalic acid and slightly sapid taste. In particular, the symbol of the decks highlights a particular species, the spontaneous flora, "the Oxalis Tetraphylla", characterized by the presence of a four lobed leaf that recalls good luck and good wishes. After the success of the first