Khu Playing Cards

The cards are based upon the ancient laws of Ancient Kemit, commonly known as Ancient Egypt. These laws are known as the principles of Maat and or the forty-two (42) negative confessions along with others names. The cards symbolize the laws that established and governed that civilization for thousands of years. The cards are also called Khu cards representing knowledge of self. They are now presented in the form of artistic playing cards for your enjoyment.

CARD VALUES

Each of the four card suits is represent by exciting and powerful card characters such as Rah, Pharaoh, Oueen and the Priest that represent the high cards in the deck. The Rah is the highest of the face cards. The fours suits are Ankhs, Pyramids, Nu (Water), and the Sphinx. The numerical cards in the deck range from 2 to 11.

There are 56 playing cards and 2 wild cards totaling 58 playing cards. The four suites represent the following symbolically, ancient cross, the divinity of life; pyramid, power of knowledge; water drop, the water of life, sphinx, the knowledge and power of God. The value order of the cards is similar to the conventional deck of cards. There are two wild cards represented in the form of the Mummy (Khu) and Doghead (Anpu).