In an age dominated by screens, some objects retain a rare power: the ability to gather people around a table, to shuffle cards, to observe illustrations, and to exchange stories. A card game creates a moment where time slows down and conversations unfold naturally. Since 1848, Grimaud has upheld the belief that a game can be far more than simple entertainment: it can be an object of culture, transmission, and connection.

In this game, seven major fables by Jean de La Fontaine become seven families of cards. Each family mirrors the narrative structure of its fable: characters, situation, stakes, flaw, and moral. The cards thus become fragments of a story that players gradually reconstruct as the game unfolds.

Thomas Baas offers a contemporary interpretation filled with humor, tenderness, and sensitivity. His characters embody universal archetypes in which everyone can recognize a part of themselves.

Thanks to its heritage of innovation, artistic influence, and artisanal printing expertise, Grimaud celebrates excellence in the creation of cards and accessories, crafting unforgettable moments of play and cultivating an appreciation for lasting quality.