Bicycle Tlaloc Playing Cards James; Montier Both spectators can cut the

Both spectators can cut the deck of cards as many times as they like and then you give them five key cards to keep

then takes out the wand and there comes the surprise

The genie in the glass

Spiral Disk Diameter Approximately 15" (38cm)

242 pages written and compiled by Jon Racherbaumer with an introduction by Meir Yedid

Bicycle Tlaloc Playing Cards James; Montier Both spectators can cut theTlaloc, The Storm God. This is the 2nd deck depicting the gods of Mexico's ancient Aztec religion. Tlaloc is the God of Rain. Worshiped as the giver of life and sustenance, but also feared for his power over hail, thunder, lightening, and even the rain itself. Associated with caves, springs, and mountains, specifically the sacred mountain, Mount Tlaloc, where he is said to reside. Meixca artists use the color blue to represent Tlaloc, and he will