 Hey everybody, welcome back to Magic Orthodoxy. My name is David and this is a deck review. Hey, today we're going to look at the Divine Art cards from Sunish Chava. Alright, so what is the Divine Art deck? The Divine Art deck is a Kickstarter. It is out on Kickstarter currently right now. So if you like this review or you like the cards that are shown in this preview, I would highly recommend you check out that Kickstarter project currently. This is a 100% custom illustrated deck of playing cards that is all designed and inspired by Hindu mythology. If printed, if successfully funded, this deck will be printed by the expert playing card company. So the Divine Art playing cards, what they are is they're taking the regular deck of playing cards that you're all familiar with and they're turning it completely on its head by combining it with the Hindu mythology. This project is one of the very first that captures Hindu mythology in a playing card deck. The basis of the Indian world view is of cosmic unity underlying the physical diversity of the world through which man transcends himself since almost every Indian folk art form is based on Hindu mythology. For the King's, Queens and Jacks of each suit, various different gods and goddesses as well as their animals are taken as inspiration. Millions of people worship these gods and goddesses in India and abroad. This deck will feature all cards based on Hindu mythology. It's going to have 54 cards all together and like I said, it will be printed by the expert playing card company on their classic stock and finish. It will be traditionally cut for smooth edges. It will have worldwide free shipping and a limited print run. In addition to all of that, there is the possibility that backers of the Divine Art deck will also receive a digital copy of a Divine Art booklet that will go even further into the Hindu mythology. Alright, so that is my review of the Divine Art deck from Sunish Chava. If you like it, like I said, head on down to Kickstarter right now and back that project today.