The new Sherlock Holmes deck is unlike any I have used before. As the book that comes with the set says: “…the imagery, while echoing that of a standard tarot deck, to a degree, also offers different images and interpretations.” Read more The Sherlock Holmes Tarot deck
After the successful launch of their bestselling Angel Tarot™ Cards, Doreen Virtue and Radleigh Valentine knew that some people were still wary of tarot. So they created this 78-card deck and accompanying guidebook for highly sensitive people who desire the accurate and detailed answers of tarot cards, along with gentle words and images. Read more Guardian Angel Tarot cards
The Celtic Cross it’s probably the most frequently used Tarot spread. It has become a classic, still I saw several different interpretation methods. This is a ten cards spread, good for answering a specific question or giving a general reading in-depth. Read more Celtic Cross Tarot spread
This spread is an excellent choice if you’re in a situation to choose between two options. “What will happen if I do this and what will happen if I do that?”. This is a simple and easy seven cards spread for any decisions you have to take when you have two distinct options. Read more Game of choices Tarot spread
This is one of the spreads I recommend for everyday use, but also for beginners to learn how to interpret the cards individually and generally in a reading.
I recommend it for a reading in the morning (at the Sunrise most preferably) with the question: “How my day is going to be?”
It’s also an excellent choice for simple questions like “What do I need to know to decide on …”; “How can I resolve …”; “What do I need to understand about …” etc Read more 3 cards simple Tarot spread
One of Chrysalis Tarot’s tenets is belief in an emerging Aquarian paradigm characterized by unprecedented change and the evolution of consciousness to a higher dimension or frequency. Aeolus perhaps represents an overdue reexamination of your own worldview. Read more Chrysalis Tarot deck
The Classic Tarot follows the Rider Waite Smith very closely. Not every detail is reproduced in the same way (such as the pomegranate tree on the veil behind the High Priestess) but anyone familiar with the original Waite deck would have little problem transferring their knowledge to this one. Some cards are a little different to those in the original. Read more Llewellyn’s Classic Tarot deck
One of two Menegazzi tarots commemorating the life of Napoleon (the other being the ‘Napoleonic Historical Tarot’). The pip cards are unillustrated. Published in 1978 by Il Meneghello, in a limited edition of 1,000 copies for European distribution, and 500 copies for North American distribution. Read more Tarot De Napoleon (Napoleonic Tarot)
I originally thought that this deck was going to be a really kitchy deck and something or a novelty that I would have in my collection but never use. Which is why I am enjoying the new way I am conducting reviews. I am forced to spend more time with each deck. I used the Infinity Tarot for Oracle Wednesday this week as well as daily draws with the cards. Read more Infinity Tarot deck
With art and instructions by Maggie Stiefvater—New York Times bestselling author of the Raven Cycle series—The Raven’s Prophecy Tarot reveals the wisdom of dreams, helping you harness the opposing forces of intuition and cunning, Moon and Raven, spirit and intellect. Inspired by Stiefvater’s artist mentors, this deck is a path to a more creative life for everyone. Read more Raven’s Prophecy Tarot
