Eames "Hang-It-All" Playing Cards

Eames "Hang-It-All" Playing CardsCharles and Ray Eames brought a sense of playfulness to midcentury design, imbuing everyday objects with unexpected joy. The first thing youll notice is the jubilant color palette of the early 1950s. The visual motif is a clear homage to the stick and ball components of the original design. However, in adapting the Hang It All to a new form, we made a surprising discovery. When traditional playing card symbols are replaced with numerals, the result is

IngredientsOrganic Coconut Oil

and Tocopherol (Vitamin E) oil

emitting a warm ambient LED glow through its water-resistant pages

The pivot style is a signature technique for designer Serena Kojimoto

biodegradable

cozily boxed together for you to use unsparingly  as place cards

ikigai is the art of doing something—and doing it with supreme focus and joy

gold foil stamping on a hardcover

be kind to people

Master craftsman Nobuho Miya is a third generation iron worker that continues the traditional Nambu Tekki from the Kamasada Ironworks studio which dates back to the Meiji Period

With a zipped pocket on the front

revamped to speak to our tastes today and to include whole-grain and/or gluten-free variations