Iron Hollow-Ravenclaw Silver Gilt Edged Playing Cards by Nicolai Aaroe

Description

Welcome to Iron Hollow – Till Death Do Us Part. Here lies Castle Ravensoul with its spiked towers, in the heart of a passionate and bloody romance evolving into something far darker and greater than you can imagine.

Iron Hollow is a Victorian Gothic Romance, designed and illustrated by Nicolai Aaroe, telling the tragic lovestory of twelve central characters, all inspired by gothic folklore and legends. It is an illustrative storytelling and a luxurious set of playing cards all at once. This project is the next volume in the Trials playing cards series, and as such carry the same overall artistic style and idea as the Vengeance of Witches playing cards do.

★ Victorian Gothic Romance themed Playing Cards
★ Luxurious metal foiled and embossed tuck cases
★ 100% custom art and hand illustrations
★ 55 poker sized playing cards
★ Beautifully gilded decks in red and silver
★ Limited editions (1,000)
★ Casino quality M31 linen finish by MPC

Iron Hollow feature two editions, which are both manufactured with a matte, black stock, two metal foils, intricate embossing on all sides and completely unique tuck cases adorned with dark elegance.

The Ravenclaw tuck is a gothic ornamentation, taking inspiration from gothic portals of mausoleums and Victorian tomb stones, while featuring an iconic raven. It is manufactured with black and silver foil, strategically embossed on a matte, black stock.

Feared as The Night Hunter for her elusive nature, she is better known as Ravenclaw, named for her legendary sword and winged companion. Though a sworn King’s Guard, her title is seldom spoken. She dwells in secrecy, emerging only when darkness births horrors. Some whisper that she never speaks to conceal vampiric fangs, while others claim she has no voice at all. Whatever the truth, she is summoned only when monsters stalk the land, preying on the helpless. Without fail, she answers. Without fail, she vanquishes them. And when the battle is done, she departs as she came – in silence, a shadow lost to the night.