Explore Tab Creations’ Mughal Ganjifa deck, with eight 12-card suits, animal-mounted viziers and rajas beneath ceremonial canopies.

The design of the packs is simple, consisting of only five individual card designs, each with a distinctive background colour. The designs are repeated either four or five times, to make a total of 20 or 25 cards. As Nas cards are rectangular in format, and relatively small, for example 4 cm × 6 cm (1.6 in × 2.4 in). Like Ganjifa cards, they are generally hand-painted, although some later examples use a collage technique to add a ready-made printed image onto the painted background. The designs are 'single-headed' (not doubled, like modern standard playing cards), and have no indexes or titles. However the background colours enable players to immediately recognise what cards they have in hand. Generally the cards have a decorative border, often with an oval shape set in a rectangular frame.[1]

A fast, strategic two-player trick-taking card game inspired by the ancient card game Ganjifa. Master eight suits, chain bonus points, and declare Boya Coya to swing momentum, testing your skills vs C...

A fast, strategic two-player trick-taking card game inspired by the ancient card game Ganjifa. Master eight suits, chain bonus points, and declare Boya Coya to swing momentum, testing your skills vs C...

A fast, strategic two-player trick-taking card game inspired by the ancient card game Ganjifa. Master eight suits, chain bonus points, and declare Boya Coya to swing momentum, testing your skills vs C...

A fast, strategic two-player trick-taking card game inspired by the ancient card game Ganjifa. Master eight suits, chain bonus points, and declare Boya Coya to swing momentum, testing your skills vs C...

A fast, strategic two-player trick-taking card game inspired by the ancient card game Ganjifa. Master eight suits, chain bonus points, and declare Boya Coya to swing momentum, testing your skills vs C...