Tarot Decks

Chialing, who used to be baby_dream on ebay, still has a few copies of this wonderfully fun deck she could sell to anyone who loves cats and doesn't have it. There is a review on youtube. From tarotgarden: I love mine.... I can put anyone interested in touch.

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: …

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'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.

I’m just curious to hear if anyone else has this quirky little deck, and if so - what you think of it?! I bought mine from Tarot BG earlier this year but haven’t gotten around to using it yet. But I have decided to dedicate more time to this deck in the upcoming months as I feel that it is perfect for this time of the year. In case anyone wonders, this is a limited edition deck that was created by the Italian artist Anna Maria D’Onofrio. The deck has very unusual proportions and extra thick cardstock. And there is a strong artisan feel of the whole thing. What made me buy this deck was the unusual and quirky artwork. I mean, how adorable are they not? I’m gonna ad…

I am looking for a mini tarot deck that I could use on the road . My only issue I am super picky when it comes down to tarot cards . I searched for my first for more then a year and it was pure luck because I got fantastic deal . But now I need a smaller deck to put in my bag and don`t know where to start . My regular deck is Mary EL tarot ,it is great ,but it is too big to use on the road

Do you think that there are decks that are more suitable for one card draws than other decks? Or is it all on the reader? I´m just thinking!🤔

Anyone have the first edition of this deck that I could get a review?Thank you! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/redorchid/art-history-tarot-for-past-lives-expansion-edition

I wonder if there is any thread och site that shows backsides of all or many of different tarot decks at the same page?

I didn't want to put this in the "should I buy it?" thread because I already did buy it, but I'm just wondering if anyone else has bought it and what they think of it. I don't like great big decks with thick cardboard-y cards but I just noticed in the description when I was looking at it online a little while ago that it says something about larger cards, so I'm hoping they're not too big or cardboard-y. It's on its way here and will be here tomorrow so I'll deal with it whatever it's like, of course, but I'd still like to see some comments on it.

If you are interested in this - out of stock - set from the 1980ies eraly 90ies WHERE the Author prohecies ... what is ahppening NOW in Israel gaza ww3 ... yearh ... then the gallery is here (most of them).. I'll happily teach people how to use them. It's a BIT more complicated than the New age stuff.! - it's the cloesets tot eh real Deal Agrippa's Grimoire in modern version. if used correctly. It takes months?!, Years or Decades. The game of Tarok is of uncertain origin. It is probably at least 600 years old, but the identification with the Egyptian deity Thoth and similar references to "millennia-old traditions" are taken out of the air. Its "gallery of char…

I got the Fool's Dog tarot sampler app, and tried one of its readings that drew on a bunch of different decks. It was .... weird. I do sometimes read with multiple decks, but with thought-out positions and complementary themes... this was just random and hard to read. Maybe a deliberately put-together one would be better, but I suspect that there'd still be some disconnect. Previously I'd been thinking of putting together a frankendeck because I so often find that I dislike particular cards. So... maybe not. I don't want to diss Fool's Dog, though - the sampler is a nice way to test the idea of a digital deck. I bought their digital Gaian based on…

Hello. I’m trying to locate a tarot deck that I remember seeing. Native American deck, not Angels or Ancestors, but maybe close to that name. Not the Native Tarot Deck by Gonzalez. Thanks.

I just watched a Wizarding Trunk unboxing by Cherry Wallis and one item inside was a Tarot deck, labeled The Seer's Inner Eye Tarot. It looks very much like the modern RWS-type (not exactly) but all in foiling (or similar color) on a dark card background, and gold edges. From the brief flip she gave them, I want one! But I pulled up Wizarding Trunk and they don't have it on their website, at least not yet. Has anyone else come across this yet?

I wanted to post a picture as an exemplar, but I guess I'm limited to text, but that will work as well. If any of you have never had the opportunity to hand draw a Tarot set, I would highly recommend the project for two main reasons: 1- the sheer magic of hand drawing the arcanes is phenominal. 2- you quickly realize that store bought Tarot sets have countless printing and symbol errors. A lot of the commercial Tarot sets, when looked at with scrutiny, fall short in quality control and that is disappointing. Has anyone on this forum had this experience?

Hi all! I’m new to tarot and new to this community. I’ve started out with the RWS deck. I was wondering what some of your favorite decks are and why? I’m a big visual person. Once I start to feel more comfortable with the cards, I want to get another deck that I visually connect with. thank you!! 💓

A KS deck I didn't notice, which has a very spare, monsters and beings theme, is available for purchase from the artist's site: https://www.sarakathleen.co.uk/product-page/everybody-s-tarot Very high contrast, RWS-themed, includes a booster pack of 20 additional cards which are oracle-type. This is a super cute deck, I think I'll be grabbing a copy. In the UK, too!

I am compiling a list of Slavic decks - Ukrainian, Russian, others - looking for something to MAYBE buy later. I am also interested in Oriental decks. I have seen many beautiful Asian decks (Chinese or Japanese) but what I want is a deck with an Arabic or Persian influence. Ethnically, I am an Uzbek/Tajik-Ukrainian-Russian mix, and I would like one deck that reflects at least some part of my ancestry. I have been looking long and hard at the 1001 Nights. These are tales I grew up with, and the cards look very much like illustrations from my beloved Uzbek fairy tales. I am very, very tempted to buy the deck, however I don't like its white borders. And Benebell…

Have YOU ever gotten or seen a deck that viscerally repelled you? I don't mean just "nah, it didn't resonate". I mean like, "Eww. Gross, Get it away from me!" To explain: I recently got sent a deck by mistake. I tired to return it to the vendor but they never sent the return postage label -- so I finally just opened the package to have a look. It's the Tarot Ocsuro. While I appreciated some of the artwork, the deck itself repulsed me. I found myself with a visceral negative reaction to some of the motifs the artist used [WHY the criss-cross bandages over nipples???] I understand the deck is supposed to be a Shadow deck. I got no prob…

If so, which one? I would like to have in my hands the magic lantern sibilla 😍 when it's available. And I hope Im in the right section of the forum, if not apologies, I haven't used it in a long time.. Please move it to the right place. 😳

I'm really loving this deck. It's bridge sized (you can do small draws in your hand, like in the photo.) It's different: there are only 64 cards. There are some changes to the Majors: the Tower is strong and undamaged, the Hanged Man is hung by the neck, there's a Ship card, etc. You can see the differences here and here. And there's a wonderful little book to learn from: Arianna Montalto's Tarocco Siciliano. Yes, it's in Italian. But we have Google Lens these days! You don't even have to type in text, just point your phone at a page: See how purely cartomantic the meanings are? No navel gazing, no cliches, no new age BS. Everything is 100% useful a…

It's true! There's an edition of Shadowscapes out that is slightly bigger! The catch, though, is that it's not in English. But, it does exist - the Czech edition of Shadowscapes is bigger & gilded in gold! It's so lovely. The image in the top right shows how the card, with the borders fits right into the space the image gets on the Czech version. So, it's basically as if it was printed the same size, but borderless as for as the size of the image. Except it keeps the borders and gets loooooovely gold edges! The card stock is a bit thicker as well. I got mine on eBay, so I don't know if it's even easily available these days, but if you love Sha…

Just wondering if anybody here uses the Tarot of Mystical Moments, by Catrin Welz-Stein. I have been tempted by this deck many times, but am not sure that I would be able to use it in readings because the images are so strange. Beautiful, but strange. I have looked at the flip-through offerings on YouTube many times and am still not sure. I actually find the Minor Arcana cards more readable than the Majors, which is not the way this usually goes for me! I think what I need is a review of the deck. I see it's listed in our Deck Library, but there is no review. Is there anybody here who uses the deck and is willing to share their opinion of it as a reading d…

Recently I got this old deck from 1970s. I used to have the deck about 15 year ago. In fact they were so cheap and abundant for sale, I had a few of them. But one day, I sold all of them because they didn't speak to me very well I felt. I didn't have the deck for at least 10+ years. Recently, I suddenly missed the deck, and wanted to read with it. I got one in good price, and it arrived a few days ago. It was like feeling of reuniting with an old friend whom I haven't seen for long time. Which deck was it? It was the SWISS 1JJ deck. It seems to be reading and speaking to me a lot better this time. I put it on the desk with the other …

Do YOU have a perfect deck? Do you believe such a thing even exists? Over the years I've seen various newbies or even not so newbies in search of The Perfect Deck. A hero's journey like Arthur's quest for the Grail. I feel sympathy for beginners in this day and age. They might experience pressure to find The Perfect Deck to start reading. In my time, no such pressure existed. There was the plaid-back RWS. Full stop. Yes, historically there *were* other decks out there in the 1970s. TdM. Thoth. IJJ Swiss, but a newbie in USA wouldn't know these existed. Morgan Greer released in 1979, but as a newbie you wouldn't necessarily know to look for it.…