TCC Playing Cards

Auspicious Beasts Collection Box Set

Auspicious Beasts Collection Box Set - Main image
$70 $100 In stock

Category: Playing Cards

Across the vast river of Chinese culture, auspicious beasts shine like scattered constellations — some mighty and regal, others agile and ethereal, still others shrouded in mystery.
Each carries a blessing, embodying the hopes and desires people hold for happiness and success.
Today, these sacred creatures journey across time, bringing their ancient wishes with them, reborn as the swift and spirited figures of traditional shadow puppetry.

- Pixiu: symbolizes wealth
- Kunpeng: symbolizes career and ambition
- Baize: symbolizes blessings and prosperity
- White Tiger: symbolizes love
- Ao: symbolizes academic success

The front of the gift box recreates a shadow puppetry stage scene, with a classic and elegant illustration style.

Inside each deck, there is a special card called the “Best Blessing” adding an extra layer of excitement to the collecting experience.

“Good Fortune & Blessings” commemorative coin.

Collect all five designs in one exquisite Collection Box — from its refined design and premium texture to the thrill of the “Best Blessing” card-collecting experience, it’s truly a treasure to admire and enjoy.

  • The standard edition is limited to 1,700 sets (numbers 101–1800)
  • Includes 5 decks (Pixiu, Kunpeng, Baize, White Tiger, Ao)
  • Niquely numbered
  • A commemorative coin

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★

I bought these mostly for the artwork and ended up reading the little booklet about each beast more than I expected. The metallic gold accents on the card backs catch the light nicely without making them hard to shuffle.

Grace T. ★★★★★

The card stock feels premium and the tuck case design is stunning — each beast's illustration seems to glow with that ancient blessing vibe.

Olivia Y. ★★★★★

The artwork on each beast is genuinely detailed — I keep noticing little touches in the scales and clouds I missed the first time. The box itself feels sturdy enough to leave out on a shelf, which is rare for a set like this.