GRIMAUD Double Deck and Dice Bundle

Discover a refined set of two 54‑card decks with English indices, featuring striking Dolphin Blue and Coral Red backs.

Designed for both bridge and poker, the decks are presented in a custom‑made box crafted from mass‑tinted paper and finished with exceptional detail.

Each 350g card is enhanced with gold‑foil accents, wrapped in a sleeve illustrated by the Atelier Rue de Lancry, and protected by a bespoke varnish for lasting smoothness and durability. The figures, hand‑drawn by Julie Serre, are brought to life through a unique color‑printing technique.

Completing this exclusive bundle, five white‑resin dice are included in a matching Grimaud Dolphin Blue storage box. Engraved with classic gold pips — with the Grimaud monogram marking the number six — and measuring 16 mm, they form the perfect companion to the card set.

Together, they create a harmonious ensemble celebrating craftsmanship, elegance, and the pleasure of play.

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A TRUE ORIGINAL -  In the 1840s, Baptiste Paul Grimaud, a young courier, roamed the streets of Paris with his acute curiosity and ambitious mind.

Setting up his own printing business at only 23 years of age, Grimaud developed the modern features that define playing cards as we know them today – full opacity, rounded corners, double-headed faces and four corner indices.

Baptiste Paul Grimaud’s groundbreaking collaborations with talented artists and skilled artisans created designs that resonated across the globe. One year after he died in 1899, the company was awarded its greatest accolade, the Grand Prix at the 1900 Exposition Universelle.

MAÎTRE CARTIER - Through its history of innovation, artistic influence, and dedication to artisanal printing methods, Grimaud celebrates fine craftsmanship in cards and accessories, inspiring lasting moments of shared time at play and an appreciation for the utmost quality.

RUE DE LANCRY - Grimaud’s story begins on rue de Bondy in Paris before moving in 1865 to an Art Nouveau workshop at 52 rue de Lancry, which housed the Grimaud factory for the next 90 years.

It was within these walls that Baptiste Paul Grimaud worked to develop his artisanal printing technique with his cutting machine and the help of his right-hand man, Félix Simon: an engraver who translated the artists' visions onto engraved wood blocks.