Alice in Wonderland by Sasha Dounaevski

Published September 20, 2019 Updated April 16, 2023

Alice in Wonderland playing cards designed by Sasha Dounaevski, 2018.

2018 Israel USA PlayingCardDecks.com United States Playing Card Co. Sasha Dounaevski Alice in Wonderland Art & Design Childhood Literature
Alice in Wonderland playing cards designed by Sasha Dounaevski, 2018

Alice in Wonderland custom playing cards with scenes and characters from Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland”, designed by Israel based professional designer and illustrator Sasha Dounaevski, 2018. The deck is a radical departure from the classic illustrations. Although they look double-ended, there is a secret 1-Way design on the court cards!

Alice in Wonderland playing cards designed by Sasha Dounaevski, 2018 Alice in Wonderland playing cards designed by Sasha Dounaevski, 2018 Alice in Wonderland playing cards designed by Sasha Dounaevski, 2018

Above: Alice in Wonderland playing cards designed by Sasha Dounaevski, published by PlayingCardDecks.com, 2018. Printed by USPCC on Bee Stock, linen finish cards (same as Air-Cushion), 52 cards + 2 Jokers + 2 bonus cards in tuck box with interior printing.

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