Tarot Decks

I wasn't sure whether this should go in tarot or oracle...but as these cards can be used with the Pagan Otherworlds I decided to put it in tarot. Uusi is releasing a limited edition set of holographic Luna Cards. They have the same backs as the Pagan Otherworlds and can be added to the deck. I don't have the Pagan Otherworlds myself, but these look very pretty! Now on pre-order, shipping begins in August: https://uusi.us/products/uusi-holographic-luna-cards?variant=8229350735933

Where can I buy tarot decks? I know I can get them on Amazon, but trying to find other online stores.

Who has it and what do you think of it? Does it say where it was made? Reason I'm asking is there are a TON of these decks on eBay for around $10. From China. Anyone have one that was purchased fm one of these sellers? (no judgement here) and is the card quality any different than what you expected? I'm not sure where Lo Scarabeo produces their decks currently. Any kind thoughts will be appreciated. I don't like buying fm Amazon, but I do like a good deal. I'm good w pre-owned decks too! Thank you members and guests.

Any suggestions for decks that are landscape-heavy (in terms of art, not orientation)? They don't have to be entirely free of people or completely pastoral as long as the overall focus is on the setting, if that makes sense. I've found a few so far that seem to fit the bill: Majestic Earth Tarot - JD Hildegard Hinkel Advaitarot - Jan Strube Location Tarot, Spirit of Place - Eugene Leong Linescape Tarot - Mate Horonumber Also wondering if there are any empty urban landscape tarot decks out there? Like the Tyldwick, but for cities?

Yay or Nay? I keep putting it in my cart and taking it out. https://www.etsy.com/listing/465460097/the-distant-past-tarot-deck-poker-size

http://www.bgkorea.com/tarot/12-StarMan-Tarot-Kit-출간예약.jpg[/img] The Starman Tarot is set to be released by Lo Scarabeo this October 2018 and shall be available as either a kit or as a deck only. From the Starman website: The original Starman Tarot idea was conceived by the iconic Davi‍‍‍d Bowie and artist, designer and philosopher Davide De Angelis twenty one years ago in London, England. Starmen Travelling Through Time Journeying through innumerable transformations, the project somehow stayed potententalised across the years; building, evolving and vast in scope. And yet with hugely busy work s‍‍‍chedules and commitments, seemingly impossible to reali…

Maybe you guys knew this already (I'm usually the last to know ANYTHING), but I have not seen this announced anywhere else. So, for those who are Johnny Come Latelys like myself, here it is: there is a new edition of Kat Black's OOP Touchstone Tarot, by US Games: https://www.usgamesinc.com/touchstone-tarot.html#:~:text=The Touchstone Tarot by Kat,art gallery in a box. For those like me who love Kate Black's magnificent decks, this is wonderful news. The original edition of the Touchstone was self-published and sold in a bag, or with a bag, if I remember correctly (I have never seen it, so I'm speaking from hearsay). The next…

Some decks just don't get that much attention, they fly under the radar, don't get hyped. Everyone is oohing over a Bohemian Gothic or a Wild Unknown, and this deck is left in the corner unloved. So what's your favourite underrated deck? I really like the Courtney Davis Celtic. I love his art and it's a beautiful deck, it was the first (and so far only) unillustrated minors deck I got on with in any way. But compared to it's illustrious stablemates like the Alchemical and the Greenwood, it's got relatively little attention and you used to be able to pick it up second hand for peanuts.

Dali Tarot reissue by Tachen arrived in the mail today : ) Really love the rich imagery of this deck, especially the way many cards leave a lot of negative space. Stylistically nothing else in my collection bears much similarity to it. Reading the accompanying book makes it clear a lot of the meanings diverge a fair bit from typical RWS associations, but it seems internally consistent and the images speak very clearly. One interesting thing I noticed : certainly looks like Dali borrowed / collaged the suit symbols directly from the Royal Fez Moroccan deck, which has fairly distinctive, recognizable suit symbols. It comes in a ridiculously big velv…

Hi, I’m new to Tarot, Tea & Me. My name is Bonnie. I first was introduced to tarot in the early 70’s…and started reading for friends, clients seriously in the past 15 years. I’m excited to be a part of this community! I’m looking for the name of a specific tarot deck & although I have contacted a reader on youtube for the name I receive no response. I’m seeking help to find this tarot deck. Any suggestion? I have a picture but not sure how to post on this blog. Thank you, Bonnie

I've been looking for this deck forever, and during my weekly 'Let's see if anyone's selling it for less than my month's rent' Google session I stumbled across a listing on Bookdepository - apparently the German edition is going to be reprinted? Not as ideal as if it were the English version (seriously, publishers, get on that!!) but the English Guidebook is on the Fool's Dog app, I think, so - better than nothing, right? Apologies if this is old news! I searched the forum and couldn't find a thread mentioning it, but it's very possible that I missed it.

I‘ve done a search without any results, so I hope it’s ok to open a new thread for this. Do you know of any decks with humans, but without pregnant bellies and babies? So basically a „childfree„ deck where the concept of fertility is interpreted differently. TIA!

Wow, I finally have a name for what I've intuitively been doing - Comparative Tarot. I love this so much. I often go through my decks and get out all of the Emperors or Page of Cups or whatever card it is I'm wanting to know more deeply. Then I line them all up and sit with them and get to know them in a whole other way by noticing the similarities, differences and just plain gorgeousness of seeing all of the cards together. Thank you for creating this space (is this what's known as a sub-forum?)

The Tattoo Tarot Decj and Book Set is coming out early next year, as confirmed by US Games! From Lara Zellner/Eight Coin's Instagram account: eight.coins SO EXCITED to announce that my tarot deck, Eight Coins' Tattoo Tarot, is officially off to the printers!!!! The publisher, @usgamesinc, said #eightcoinstattootarot is expected to be available for sale before the new year! I know you all have been waiting so patiently, and I am beyond appreciative. I am so excited for the release, and am just thrilled with the editing and graphics US Games has done. . . The deck will be released as a deck and book box set. The set includes an 82 card deck (the original 78, …

Can anyone recommend some decks that are christian-based?

I mentioned this in the thread on the reprint of the Oracle of the Radiant Sun, but thought it should be shared here in Tarot Decks too that the ORIGINAL Mythic Tarot will be coming out in a newly published edition by Eddison, coming Autumn 2019. There are some details in the Eddison catalogue here- go to page 29.

I have been eyeballing the Chrysalis deck/book set since December. I like the images I have seen, and I do understand that it is non traditional. I have also read some reviews, but I wanted to get your opinions on the deck and book. What are your experiences with this deck. I would really love some honest personal opinions. All opinions are welcome :)

Hi, anyone from AT? Wondering if anyone remembers this story. This was a stunningly gorgeous deck that had some serious drama and production broke down. Did it just disappear? I kept some pretty lo-res images because I loved it and wanted a copy. I remember people even had pre-orders. It's probably gone but I wonder if anyone knows how the story ended. I'll be around the forum more in the future I believe so be back!

So there is this little gift store in my godforsaken Bible Belt town that, surprisingly enough, has started selling Tarot decks! (Well, mostly Tarot decks; they also had the Fairy Lenormand Oracle and an oracle or two, including the Wild Unknown Animal Spirit.) It is attached to a café where I went to get breakfast today, after getting done some routine lab work for my next doctor's appointment. They sell a concoction called Frank's Crowbar with four shots of espresso in it that will make you grow hair in your chest, and pretty good scones. And I was surprised to find there, in a gigantic yellow box, Lo Scarabeo's Tarot Original 1909. . M…

I'm not sure I'm in the right section, but I'll give it a go: What do you consider to be the most important quality in a tarot deck? On reflection, the quality of a tarot deck that matters most to me is the possibility of projecting myself into it. The ideal tarot deck is one that everyone can relate to. I'm looking for a tarot that's universal, so to speak. That's why I'm not so keen on photographic tarot decks, or those where the characters are too typical. I prefer images where the characters are schematized. Neutral, in a way. A little ambiguity allows everyone to imagine themselves in the card.

Being a bit computer nerdy (yes, I admit it) I decided to create an Access database for my Tarot decks. As part of that, I have data fields for creator, artist, publisher, year, country of manufacture, etc. All working well until this "Classic Tarot" learning deck (pics below). Quite an excellent learning deck in my opinion, but rather oddly there is no copyright, no year of publication, no mention of who published it, nothing like that at all. Not on the cards, not on the box, not in the LWB that came with it. And perhaps even more oddly, internet searches have been similarly fruitless. I purchased it too long ago to remember where, so I'm rather at a loss here. A…

I have no Witchy type decks, so this thread is really me getting all your opinions on Witch-Style decks you have and your thoughts. I particularly am interested in Witch decks that follow RWS pretty easily. Wiccan, Witch, Wise Woman great decks by any of those names X/ So enable me, TT and Me Peeps, please!

In my part of the Northern Hemisphere, we are celebrating the season of Spring after the dark of winter. So, I'm in the mood to be inspired - share your favourite Spring Themed decks!

Just wanted to get some ideas on love themed decks to add to my collection so far i have the Lover's Path Tarot and a reprint of the romance angels oracle and i really like them both they're actually very helpful on love related readings so far so wich one's are your favourites or you just like or know so far?

Hello everyone! I have found my perfect match - after purchasing several decks: gorgeous, interesting and visually stunning, the good old (but totally new to me) Morgan Greer deck speaks to me like an old friend. I have a 2004.edition,made in Italy, English version. I am concerned about the cardstock - these are very thin and papery, after literally 2 days of using, the deck has already bonded. I love thick cards, strong and laminated. These are a bit too thin, although I will use them, I'm considering another MG deck that is more thick. I have read several forum posts about different editions but I can't wrap my mind around the info. Can anyone help me with the info…