Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a Classic Literature of Children story written by English author Lewis Carrol. It tells a story of a young girl who found herself in a fantasy Wonderland where she encounters talking animals and animated card people. In Bloom iteration of the Classic story, Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland story is told through the perspective of Japanese culture.

Moon-in-a-Box Tuck Box – For it casts no true light, a tongue pressed to the paper. Use the accompanying wand and cast a magical beam which illuminates the darkness, yet with no power at all.

Court Cards – They feature whimsical portraits of Wonderland’s most memorable residents, framed in all their curious glory in flowing traditional robes. From the frantic White Rabbit to the grinning Cheshire Cat, from the tea-soaked Mad Hatter to the imperious Queen of Hearts, each character embodies a chapter of Alice’s topsy-turvy journey.

Number Cards – Featuring soft and elegant pastels. Paired with a navy blue in place of the standard Red and Black suits. The artworks behind the pips can be formed into a long landscape illustration of an iconic scene of the story, a total of four scenes to discover in the deck.

Wibbly-Wobbly Harlequin Card Backs – The card back weaves three curious motifs: diamonds, tumbling blossoms, and a Dalí pocket watch. This dreamlike trio sits centered on each card. Without edges to confine it, soft pink drift freely from one card to the next. They flow like a gentle tide, creating the illusion of an endless fabric. Spread or stacked, the cards refuse to declare where one pattern ends, and another begins. That is Wonderland.