Traditional Hanafuda Cards

Hanafuda, or "flower cards," are traditional Japanese playing cards featuring 48 cards divided into 12 suits, each representing a month of the year with distinct floral, animal, and natural imagery. Used for various complex matching games like Koi-Koi the cards rely on recognizing specific combinations and motifs (like Animals, Ribbons, and Brights) for points, rather than numbers, making them unique and culturally rich.

I spent almost 2 months fine tuning the design so it was detailed enough for those that want smaller sized cards. You need a 0.2mm nozzle and two AMS color systems to make it less painful. The cards thickness needs to be scaled with the Height and Width if you scale them up, I suggest increments of 5% as you might be surprised how much better it will come out. If you come up with a better printing profile, please reach out and share it and I'll even pay for your profile if it drastically decreases time while keeping detail.

If the slicer asks the files are 1 model with separate parts and you do NOT want to change the measurement type.