What do you get for the wonder seeker who has everything? An Art of Play Curiosity Box, of course. Our annual holiday release is limited to 500 sets and includes a variety of magical objects that cannot be found anywhere else on earth. We've worked all year to create a unique collection of brilliant puzzles, amazing illusions and beautifully designed amusements that are sure to dazzle your eyes and delight your mind.
Our 2022 Curiosity Box includes nine rare treasures: a skeleton key that requires topological ingenuity to unlock, a miniature metal version of our adorable duck/bunny ambiguous sculpture, a reality-warping hypno-spinner that creates a psychedelic visual effect, the tiniest deck of playing cards we've ever produced, a hefty pair of sculpted brass ladybug dice, a bewilderingly simple wooden pyramid puzzle, a palm-sized work of great literature that is unabridged and fully readable without a magnifying glass, a metal bookmark inspired by antique playing card designs and last but not least, a vanishing elephant.
We're very proud of this year's collection and the fact that many of the items were designed and manufactured exclusively for Art of Play. Once all 500 sets are sold, they will never be offered again, and the only thing that all of our Curiosity Boxes have in common from year to year is that they tend to disappear very quickly. But don't worry if you miss out this time, we've already started planning our 2023 collection...
These miniature playing cards feature whimsical illustrations celebrating the most astounding and astonishing acts of a legendary "flea" circus performed by some of the tiniest talents in the animal kingdom.
Available exclusively in our Curiosity Box. Limited to 500 sets.
Of course. They only use the deck for a hype pull and once the hype ebbs they release the rest of the print run as singles. Or... they find some extras in their attic... lol
Getting these decks shipped from San Diego to Los Angeles for $8 is appalling to me. I can ship the decks out myself for $4 USPS first class. Should I print a label and teach Art of Play?
This is on top of the already inflated pricing. It would be $46 total for two decks. Deja Vu from the holographic sepal thread.
kevork wrote: ↑Sat Apr 01, 2023 9:07 pm
Getting these decks shipped from San Diego to Los Angeles for $8 is appalling to me. I can ship the decks out myself for $4 USPS first class. Should I print a label and teach Art of Play?
This is on top of the already inflated pricing. It would be $46 total for two decks. Deja Vu from the holographic sepal thread.
@playingcardophile
I was so impressed when I first held it. Even the seal was high quality (take notes Wrymwood - híjole 
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