Ganjifa is a traditional Indian playing card game that has been played for centuries. The cards are circular or rectangular in shape and are made from various materials, including ivory, wood, and hand-painted paper. Each card is intricately decorated with images of gods, goddesses, animals, and other symbols, reflecting the cultural and artistic heritage of India.
The game of Ganjifa is similar to other card games such as poker or bridge, but with its own unique rules and strategies. It is typically played by two to eight players and involves the use of a set of cards with various suits and ranks. The objective of the game is to be the first player to run out of cards or to have the highest-scoring hand at the end of the game.
Goa has a long history of playing Ganjifa, and the tradition continues to this day, with many artisans still producing these beautiful and unique cards.
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