Maya LACEIBA Sacred Tree Playing Cards
Maya LACEIBA Sacred Tree Playing Cards
Maya LACEIBA Sacred Tree Playing Cards
Maya LACEIBA Sacred Tree Playing Cards
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Maya LACEIBA Sacred Tree Playing Cards

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Limited to 3000 Decks

This set of Maya Playing Cards highlights primarily the art of the Maya, taking original works of murals, glyphs, and crafts. We highlight 4 of the most important Mayan gods.

  • Yum Kax, the Corn God/Diamonds
  • Kauil, the God of Fire/Hearts
  • Kukulkan, the Feathered Serpent/Clubs
  • Ah Puch, the God of Death/Spades
Each stick has an important meaning depending on the god that it personifies, but the different sticks also have important meanings according to the symbol.

Diamonds are interpreted as corn in the Mayan world. Corn is the substance from which man was created. Diamonds, then, have the god, Yum Kax, as the God of Corn -- the creator of life.

Hearts -- the heart is where the strength of man emanates, very commonly related to emperors; fire is interpreted by the god "Kauil" -- the God of Fire and Wisdom.

Clubs -- this symbol relates to the ceiba, the sacred tree of the Maya, where the first man was born. The Ceiba is born from the center of the earth. Its trunks and branches support the sky and its roots penetrate the Mayan underworld. The god of this stick is Kukulkan, the Feathered Serpent.

Spades are closely linked to the ceiba. Spades relate to the underworld that is dominated by the god, Ah Puch.

Artistic Details

In the edition of LA CEIBA, we highlight the link between the underworld and the earth, highlighting with a golden ink the Aces, Spades and Clubs and the 7 of Clubs to highlight this beautiful link.

MAYA Numbers and Glyphs

The deck is designed to spread the Mayan culture and its knowledge so that the numbers were supplanted by Mayan numerology and the letters by glyphs. Inside the deck there is a special card where the meaning of each one is explained and it is very simple to identify them.

Back

In this edition we have, in the center, a symbol similar to yin and yang but it really is a god -- the greatest god of the Maya, HANAB KU. It is said that from him all things are born, because it houses all dualities, the father of all gods and is a disembodied entity.

This is an excellent deck for play, cardistry and magic. This edition does not contain any additional cards for magic. If you are interested, check the Magic White and Black edition.

"LA CEIBA" EDITION LIMITED EDITION 3000 NUMBERED PIECES

This set of MAYA decks highlights the art mainly of the Mayans taking original works of murals, glyphs, handicrafts, where we highlight 4 of the most important Mayan gods.
  • Yum Kax, the Corn God/Diamonds
  • Kauil, the God of Fire/Hearts
  • Kukulkan, the Feathered Serpent/Clubs
  • Ah Puch, the God of Death/Spades
Each suit has an important meaning depending on the god it personifies, but they also have important meanings depending on the symbol.

Diamonds interpreted by corn In the Mayan idiosyncrasy, corn is the substance from which man was created and they have the god Yum Kax as the god of corn, the creator of life.

Hearts the heart is where the strength of man emanates, very commonly related to the emperors, the fire is interpreted by the god "Kauil" the god of fire and wisdom.

Clubs this symbol interprets the ceiba the sacred tree of the Mayans, where the first man was born, the Ceiba is born from the center of the earth, its trunks and branches support the sky and its roots penetrate the Mayan underworld. The god of this suit is Kukulcan the plumed serpent.

Spades closely linked to the ceiba tree spades interpret the underworld that is dominated by the god Ah puch.

Artistic Details

In the LA CEIBA edition we highlight the link between the underworld and the earth highlighting with gold ink the aces, spades and clubs and the 7 of Clubs to highlight this beautiful link.

MAYA numbers and glyphs

The deck is designed to spread the Mayan culture and its knowledge in such a way that the numbers were supplanted by Mayan numerology and the letters by glyphs, inside the deck there is a special card where the meaning of each one is explained. identifying them is very simple.

Back

In this edition we have in the center a symbol similar to ying and yang but it is really a god and the greatest god of the Mayans HANAB KU it is said that all things are born from him because he houses all dualities, the father of all gods and is an incorporeal entity.

Excellent deck to play, cardistry and magic, this edition does not contain any additional card for magic if you are interested check the "magic white and black" editions.