Dragons of the East - Collection Cards

The Wind and Rain... Call Forth Auspicious Beasts! Blessings of the Dragon was designed using traditional Chinese colors to depict auspicious Eastern dragon motifs. The four dragons in loquat yellow, navy blue, sorghum red, and celadon glaze each carry distinct meanings: Chang Long (Yellow) symbolizes prosperity and wealth, Chi-E (Blue) represents warding off disasters and dispelling misfortune, Qing-Xiao (Red) signifies the joy and vitality of festivals, and Long-Qi (Green) is a symbol of balance and blessings. Each type of dragon is featured on one of the four Ace cards. Symbols of good fortune are also showcased on the number cards, including osmanthus, begonias, ginseng, and mugwort. Each element represents nobility, beauty, longevity, and blessings, respectively. The 10 cards feature other auspicious creatures, both real and mythical, such as cranes, koi, pixiu, and magpies. The Jacks, Queens, and Kings showcase the four dragons in a totally unique way, drawing them from the Jack all the way to the King. Each auspicious dragon is presented with distinct color schemes and physical forms, showcasing an array of magnificent patterns.