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Hi, guys! (I haven't been here in ages, but I've lately been getting slowly back into deck collection, and this deck summoned me. Hope you're all doing well!) This is Les Fleurs du Mal tarot listed at Tarot Garden. Does anyone have any information about this deck? The Tarot Garden has no information on the artist, no information at all other than this one photo. There's absolutely nothing I can find about it online, apart from a listing at Adam McLean's website that says it's a Taiwanese deck. After digging around, I also managed to find this cached Pinterest thumbnail which shows a few more cards from the deck: …
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Well I always love these discussions :) For those who like to use decks seasonally...what decks (tarot or oracle) are you loving for the summertime?
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Does anyone know what has happened to Jeri Totten? I got her Distant Past Tarot late last year and was looking forward to her new one (can’t recall the name) but her website is closed and so is her Etsy shop. I hope she is okay.
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This is my first post so please let me know if I'm violating any rules or doing something wrong so I can fix it ^-^ I'm pretty new to tarot and I've only had my deck for a few months now. On top of it being my first deck, it was also a gift from my mother so I'm pretty attached to it. Thing is, this morning one of the cards got tangled up in my sheets and accidentally went through the washing machine!!! :'( I'm so heartbroken I almost cried. The card in question is the Queen of Pentacles, and it's almost completely ruined... it has pieces missing and is pretty much unusable. My question is, can I keep using this deck even though it has a card missing? Do I need to…
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The recent Full Moon spread got me thinking: I have some decks which excel at predictive readings and others which are useless for predictive reading but lend themselves to reflection and exploring a spiritual or pschological theme. I understand that spreads aren't always this rigidly defined ... many spreads are a bit of both ... but I DO find there is a difference in the deck I reach for depending on my primary motivation (i.e. I want to know what's going to happen vs I actively DON'T want to know what's going to happen). For example Keymaster deck in a French cross makes eerily accurate predictions. RWS and its close clones were made for predictive rea…
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We are approaching the Autumn Equinox here, the nights are drawing in and it's cooler outside. We are starting to see mists and wet grass in the mornings, trees are losing their leaves and mushrooms have started appearing. We are not quite at this tree colour level here yet 🍂 What are your favourite tarot decks to use during this season? Also which decks and cards are best themed for Autumn / Fall? This season encompasses Samhain / Halloween at the end of October. Wanted to collect the best decks for this season in this thread. We will do a season every 3 months, so people can share their decks for that themed season and ou…
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What do you think of majors-only Tarot decks? Which are your favorites? How many do you have in your collection, and how often do you use them? I know that there are some Tarot books that focus solely on the majors, but I wonder how decks like these are often used by my fellow readers. I know that they're useful for meditation and pathworking. I believe that there are also some spreads in which only majors are used.
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Hi everyone. I am traveling to Mexico in a few weeks and suddenly realised its a good place to get Mayan/Aztec cards. ;) I know of the "Mayan Tarot" deck but I'd love to know if anyone knows of a traditional style deck I could get in the Yucatan area. For me, Rider-Waite is what I call traditional as many modern decks are based on the images and interpretations of those images. So what I'd like is the Mexican version of a traditional deck, one which modern decks are based on. Any advise from you lovely, worldly tarot lovers?
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Has anybody seen this deck? It's coming this autumn. From the deck's official site:
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This looks like a cute majors-only Halloween-themed deck, currently on Kickstarter:
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:party: Hi all!!!! Our fondest tarot wishes CAN come true, if we are patient. It was many years ago i first had the wish for a larger borderless Ancestral Path Tarot by Julie Cuccia-Watts! But now it has come true at long last: https://www.usgamesinc.com/Ancestral-Path-Tarot.html
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I got question on instagram regarding this deck copyright status as it was first published in 1912 as "Il Destino Svelato dal Tarocco, originally designed by Bruno Sigon in 1912 here is good timeline: https://tarotator.com/a-timeline-of-tarot-from-1750-to-1980/ "1912 Il Destino Svelato dal Tarocco, originally designed by Bruno Sigon in 1912 as an Egyptian-based Trump set, with a Milanese Minor Arcana. Republished by Modiano in the 1975 as Cartomanzia 184, and in an English version in 1981 under the title Cagliostro Tarot. Interpretive keywords at the top and bottom of the Trumps are from Éliphas Lévi and Paul Christian. (see 1975, 1981) See Mark Filipas’ we…
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I personally like oracle cards . It just gives me way more clarity and guidance for the future as well. Oracle is much more simpler than the tarot. I guess.
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Today I received the Asherah, which has been in progress for many years. It's influenced by the Thoth, but has kept some Golden Dawn attributes (like Judgement as card 20 instead of Aeon). Does its own thing in places too - like female Hermit and Chariotess. I like her description of Empress and Emperor as solar feminine and masculine, Priestess and Hierophant as lunar feminine and masculine. Came quickly from Game Crafter. Nice stock for me; it's thin and whippy, but feels durable and... I guess supple is the word. The not-so-white lwb that comes with it has good info. The deck is the large size from GC, and isn't cheap. Cheaper poker size due out at the end of the ye…
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WHAT IT SAYS ON THE TIN https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/774786282/the-stolen-child-tarot It looks like the decks won't be delivered until around this time next year, but still!!! GO POUNCE IF YOU'RE POUNCING
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Benebel Wen posted a couple of videos yesterday and today about a production issue with her new Vetruvian edition of the SKT. Luckily it is minor.
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Hi friends. Do any of you own the Modern Witch Tarot Deck by Lisa Sterle (see pics)? If so, would someone mind sending me the precise deck measurements (cards only, not the box) length, width, height? Metric would be awesome, but I can convert from standard too. Thank you!
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Does anyone have a gothic styled one? I have a deck that could be sort of seen as such, it’s the Victoria Frances Favole one. The artwork very beautiful although the deck is confusing.
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For anyone who missed out on this one the first time around, it's available again for pre-sale. Looks like the creator made an oracle deck too. Just go to circotarot dot com. (Pls move if this is not in the right section...thx!)
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With the success of the Vampirella Tarot, it seems like Dynamite is poised to mercilessly impose upon the world a deck featuring another ravishing beauty. While some might have reasons to question the deck's robustness as a cartomantic system, there's no doubt that like its predecessor, it's still going to have fans clamoring for it with bated breath. Coming later this month - it's the Red Sonja Tarot! From the publisher's official site: Red Sonja is no stranger to the mystical, having faced all forms of the divine along her travels. For the first time, Dynamite Entertainment now presents this a fun and exciting way to immerse yourself in the world of tarot with …
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From the KS updates: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1476677298/fyodor-pavlov-tarot/posts/3192089 Info about international and UK shipping in the update post as well.
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I would love to hear about experiences working with this deck! It looks just beautiful...I guess it is Thoth-based? It sounds like it was published by a small publisher, then was out of print for a while and is now back in print self-published: http://www.wheelofchange.com/tarot/#/the-wheel-of-change-tarot/
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Does anyone know the date of publication of the edition of this Tarot that has the coloured backs? The one that was re-edited because of the mix-up regarding one of the Majors? If I wanted to order it form Amazon.ca, would this one be the right one to order? I would also love some feedback about this Tarot because I know it is quite different from the tradition RWT scheme. Thank you.
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My travel deck would likely be the pocket Morgan Greer because it's small and has a tin and a classic. The PCS Commemorative is my all time fav deck, followed by the Anna. K, but when I need to grab a deck to go with me, the Morgan Greer in a tin is handy.
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So the Urban Outfitters have their very own exclusive version of the Circo tarot that comes in a kit with a book. They call it “How to deal”. The deck has been slightly modified and they have changed 10 cards to make it more suitable for a teenage market (I believe they removed some nudity and made some of the typically ‘scary’ cards gentler in their depictions). The cardstock is supposedly very good. I have the indie version and I did not like that cardstock at all. It is glossy and chipped almost straight away. This one is supposed to be more matte. Anyways. The deck is now available on the British site too and they are currently doing an offer of “buy two …
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