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Erinus Eterna Gold Edition Playing cardsErinus Eterna is a deck of playing cards designed by Vincent and inspired by the plant "Erinus Lobelia", one of the oldest plants in the world, discovered and so called by biologist and writer Carl von Linn in 1707. The Lobelia flower represents a myriad of meanings that changes based on the color of its petals, it can represent love, prosperity and union. These flowers also signify good luck, bonding, hope and strong family and friendship
Erinus Eterna is a deck of playing cards designed by Vincent and inspired by the plant "Erinus Lobelia", one of the oldest plants in the world, discovered and so called by biologist and writer Carl von Linné in 1707.The Lobelia flower represents a myriad of meanings that changes based on the color of its petals, it can represent love, prosperity and union. These flowers also signify good luck, bonding, hope and strong family and friendship relationship. Furthermore, Erinus at the time of Emperor Nerone was an avenging deity.
Erinus Eterna Gold is the most standard edition limited to around 1000 decks (never printed again). Despite this, it features all the feature of a premium deck.
General Features
- Limited edition about 1000 copies
- Tuck box 330gsm with cardstock premium
- Two colors in foil on tuck case
- Embossing on tuck case
- (CMYK PRINT) of the back of the card
- 310gsm premium German linen card stock with black core (Butter finish)
- 100% Custom design (Box, back of the card, Aces, Courts, Pips, Joker)
- Poker size
- Printed by WJPC
- Design by Vincenzo Alfano (Oxalis Cards)
The overall design is rich in visible and hidden symbols, all underline the various meanings of the Lobelia Plant, in every corner of the deck you will find references of branches and leaves. The predominant choice of green color recalls the color of plants while the variety of different colors in the figures recall the many shades of nature and flowers.
The Courts
The courts are a very important aspect of the deck. Vincent completely redesigned by hand on paper and then digitized the figures with modern style inspired by the ancient Dondorf card deck. In the last period he has been passionate and studied the history of Bernard J. Dondorf, managing to add to his design, elements and meanings of the current historical period to the theme of nature, enriching the figures with different colors and many details.
The Aces and Pips
Even the Aces and Pips were first sketched in pencil and then digitized. Each Ace is intertwined with at least one infinity and wrapped in branches and leaves, while the Pips have an infinity symbol inside personalized in a minimal style to be easily recognizable. Everything highlights the theme of infinity and nature.
The Jokers
One of the predominant symbols of the Erinus Lobelia plant is the family bond, one must have strong roots to cultivate a bond. The jokers are supported by strong hands wrapped in roots and leaves.
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Great Set of Brushes for Variety of Needs
Excellent set! Very pleased! You even get an extra head with the dish brush. Sooo much better than plastic imitations! The smaller dark bristled brush is pretty stiff, not sure I would use in my job stick pans, but makes a great veggie cleaning brush! Between variety of brushes, you can reach very thing in variety of situations and shapes! Absolutely love them!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026
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Moldy bristles in less than two weeks.
Mold. Less than two weeks of use and mold. Ew.
The wood does not seem like it's properly sealed for a product that is expected to be used with water. I threw them away. Not even worth trying to return as it didn't feel hygienic.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
great price and product
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great design
Great quality and exactly what I wanted. I did see the issue with leakage as others shared but I purchased a drying stone rack separately and I haven’t had any leakage issues
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My kitchen sink finally looks intentional
I finally upgraded my kitchen sink setup with the Havara Dish Soap Dispenser and it is such a mood. I was so tired of having a messy plastic soap bottle and a soggy sponge just sitting on the counter. This dispenser completely fixes that while looking incredibly chic.
The granite resin material is high quality and has a nice weight to it, so it doesnt slide around when I am using it. It has a sleek minimalist vibe that makes the whole area look more polished and put together. I love that it is designed for one handed use because it makes washing dishes so much faster and less of a chore. You just press down with the sponge and it dispenses the perfect amount of soap every time.
It is a small change but it makes my daily routine feel much more elevated. The non slip base is a great touch and the built in sponge holder keeps everything organized and dry. If you want to get rid of the kitchen clutter and give your sink a mini makeover, this is definitely the way to do it. I am really happy with how it looks and functions!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026