Classic Bicycle Playability Meets Mosaic Art
Bicycle Mosaïque Playing Cards bring the intricate beauty of traditional mosaic artwork to a classic deck of cards. Released in 2019, Mosaïque takes its inspiration from decorative designs created by arranging many small pieces of colored glass, stone, and other materials into larger geometric patterns.
The two-way card back uses hundreds of tiny tile-like elements in navy blue, white, red-orange, and muted lavender. Scalloped patterns, geometric borders, and a central mosaic medallion create a detailed design that rewards a closer look while remaining clean and symmetrical at the card table.
The faces preserve the familiar readability of a traditional deck. Number cards retain conventional pips and white backgrounds, while the court cards have been recolored to coordinate with the Mosaïque palette. A custom Ace of Spades and custom Joker styling extend the mosaic theme to the deck's special cards.
Printed in the USA by the United States Playing Card Company, Bicycle Mosaïque uses premium Bicycle brand cardstock and Classic Air-Cushion Finish for smooth shuffling, dealing, spreading, and everyday game play.
Product Details
- Bicycle Mosaïque Playing Cards
- 2019 Bicycle release
- Detailed mosaic-inspired artwork
- Navy blue, white, red-orange, and lavender color palette
- Two-way bordered mosaic card back
- Recolored traditional court cards
- Custom Ace of Spades
- 2 Jokers
- Standard poker size, approximately 63 × 88 mm
- Standard two-corner index
- 52 playing cards
- 1 advertisement card
- 1 double-backed gaff card
- 56 cards total
- Premium Bicycle brand cardstock
- Classic Air-Cushion Finish
- Custom illustrated tuck box
- Printed by the United States Playing Card Company
- Made in the USA
- UPC: 073854024911
Why You’ll Like It
- Intricate mosaic back: Hundreds of tiny geometric elements combine into a detailed, symmetrical design inspired by traditional mosaic artwork.
- Traditional readability: Standard white faces and familiar pip layouts keep the deck easy to use for everyday card games.
- Recolored court cards: The Kings, Queens, and Jacks use a coordinated navy, red-orange, lavender, and white palette that ties them visually to the card back.
- Custom special cards: A custom Ace of Spades and Joker artwork extend the Mosaïque design beyond the backs and tuck.
- Double backer included: An additional double-backed card adds usefulness for card magic.
- Classic Bicycle handling: Premium Bicycle cardstock and Air-Cushion Finish provide familiar shuffling, spreading, and dealing performance.
- Made in the USA: Printed by the United States Playing Card Company in Erlanger, Kentucky.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mosaïque mean?
Mosaïque is the French word for mosaic, an art form in which many small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials are assembled to create a larger decorative design.
When were Bicycle Mosaïque Playing Cards released?
Bicycle Mosaïque was released in 2019.
Are the faces fully customized?
No. The deck retains traditional white faces and familiar pip layouts for easy play. The court cards are recolored to coordinate with the Mosaïque design, and the Ace of Spades and Jokers feature additional customization.
What is on the card back?
The two-way bordered back features an intricate geometric mosaic pattern in navy blue, white, red-orange, and muted lavender.
What size are Bicycle Mosaïque Playing Cards?
The cards are standard poker size, approximately 63 × 88 mm, with standard two-corner indices.
How many cards are included?
The deck contains 56 cards: 52 playing cards, two Jokers, one advertisement card, and one double-backed gaff card.
What finish does Bicycle Mosaïque use?
The deck is printed on premium Bicycle brand cardstock with Classic Air-Cushion Finish for smooth shuffling and handling.
Where are Bicycle Mosaïque Playing Cards made?
The deck was manufactured in the USA by the United States Playing Card Company in Erlanger, Kentucky.