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The Tarot of the Old Path has emerged in recognition of the many card readers who are witches and initiates of Wicca, often referred to as the Craft, the Old Religion or the Old Path. A coven of eight witches came together to act as contributor-advisers for this deck. It is described as a magic tarot of female energies and wisdom. The instruction booklet is written by Howard Rodway. The artist Sylvia Gainsford, a member of the Fellowship of Isis, has contributed her own card interpretations together with the language of flowers, which complements the cards. Sylvia has dedicated the Lovers card to romantic novelist Barbara Cartland.
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$21.95
David Palladini uses his artwork to combine magic and symbolism in his second tarot deck, The New Palladini Tarot. But as the artist, himself, states, “these subtleties will only become apparent and useful after careful and patient introspection.” The symbolism in this deck is traditional yet fresh, intuitive and easy to grasp.
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The Halloween Tarot features the usual Halloween characters and symbols. West and Lee have also included more traditional tarot symbols into the imagery, tweaking this into a creative, festive, if slightly freakish, old-time Halloween world deck. The 4 suit symbols have been changed to match the Halloween theme: Imps for Wands, Ghosts for Cups, Bats for Swords and Pumpkins for Pentacles.
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$23.95
This deck follows the standard tarot 78-card model, but the pictures are scenes from ancient Egyptian life, religion, and culture. Each image is shown on a piece of papyrus floating on a black background. The titles are given in four languages: English, French, Italian, and German. Replete with ancient and exotic symbols, these cards speak to the soul.
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Italian artist Luigi Scapini’s lavish paintings recreate 15th century Italy in this gold-accented tarot deck. The Major Arcana and court cards have gold backgrounds in the manner of fifteenth-century European decks. Both the Major and Minor Arcana include full scenes. In the Minors, symmetrical arrangements of the suit symbols provide composition around which the scenes are arranged.
The depth of Scapini’s art history expertise is evident in his lush settings and period costumes. Interesting details and sometimes-humorous references are cleverly embedded in the artwork, with many of the cards depicting historical figures, for example, Rasputin as the Knight of Cups. Readers will easily relate to the universal situations revealed in the cards, for pleasurable and insightful readings.
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Pamela Colman Smith’s artwork was enhanced with vibrant colors by Frankie Albano. The deck was originally published in 1968 and went out of print just a few years later. There was sufficient demand for this deck so U.S. Games Systems re-issued a reproduction deck from the original in 1991 and it has remained a staple for tarot collectors since. The colors are bright with lots of purples and greens, which helps readers focus on details they might have otherwise missed. The background of the Minor Arcana is color-coded. The Cups feature light blue-green, the Wands are orange, the Pentacles lime green, and the Swords yellow. This is a vivid deck that appeals to those nostalgic for the psychedelic sixties or who appreciate the “wow” factor.
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Journey with the enlightened feline and welcome their unique secrets. Cats—cute, mysterious, mischievous, or aloof—seem to live in a world between worlds, a realm of magic and power. Access their unique wisdom with this beautifully illustrated deck, featuring traditional Rider-Waite imagery and Pagan symbols.
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The Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg is the work of Yury Shakov, a Russian artist known for his lacquer miniatures. Shakov was born on July 15, 1937, in Baku, Azerbaijan and died March 10, 1989. This deck was his last commissioned work. The paintings in the Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg were done to exact size in tempera. At times, Shakov had to use a magnifying glass and arm brace to steady his hand. Some fine details required a paintbrush of a single hair. The Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg combines traditional tarot themes with images from Russian history and culture.
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The Golden Tarot is a sumptuous collage Tarot deck, skillfully blending Medieval and Renaissance artwork into whole Tarot scenes. While the deck pays tribute to the artwork of the Middle-Ages and early Renaissance, it celebrates the exploration of tarot and its artistic heritage. Kat Black’s interpretation is both welcoming and modern while remaining true to the original traditions of Rider-Waite. Includes 198-page book.
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$45.00
This new edition presents an 80-card deck with expanded guidebook in a deluxe, hinged box. The 60-page guidebook, by Stuart R. Kaplan, features color illustrations of the tarocchi cards. The pack includes two bonus cards with portraits of Bianca Maria Visconti and Francesco Sforza. The 78-card deck is comprised of full-color facsimile reproductions of 74…
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Step into this wondrous world of mystical lands, heroes, and beasts—all from the imagination of artist Paolo Martinello. This extraordinary fantasy of magic, races, and culture blends wells with traditional tarot archetypes.
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$31.95
The illustrations of the Thoth deck are rich in symbolism, based upon Crowley’s stated desire to incorporate symbols from many disparate disciplines; including science and philosophy, as well as to draw on his extensive knowledge of various occult systems. The pip cards in the four suits (Wands, Cups, Swords, and Disks) depict their objects in carefully-crafted positions. For example, the Four of Swords (which Crowley named “truce”) shows four swords with their points toward the center of an imaginary square, suggesting a possibly tense peace.
The card illustrations are uniformly stark and vividly illustrated throughout.
Neither Harris nor Crowley lived to see the deck published. The first full publication was in 1969. This initial printing was seen by many to be of inferior quality, and in 1977 Harris’ paintings were re-photographed for a second edition. The current edition is based on a further update that took place in 1986.
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$38.95
The classic Crowley Thoth Small Tarot Deck presented in Premier Edition format. This larger size deck also includes a booklet of instruction and a full-color, ancient ten-card spreadsheet.
The Crowley Thoth Tarot Deck is considered to be one of the most influential and powerful decks of all time. The 78 cards were painted by Lady Frieda Harris according to instructions from the occult scholar, Aleister Crowley. The magnificent art deco work contains kabalistic and astrological attributions described in Aleister Crowley’s Book of Thoth. The stunning art deco artwork of the Thoth is rich in Egyptian symbolism. To each of the twenty-two, Major Trumps of the tarot is assigned, by tradition, a Hebrew letter and a path on the Tree of Life, as well as an astrological sign, element, or planet. The deck also reflects Crowley’s interest in alchemy and magic. Crowley Thoth Tarot has attracted a worldwide following, both for its striking beauty and for its complex depiction of occult knowledge. Since its initial publication in 1969, the deck has never been out of print.
by Aleister Crowley
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Journey to a hauntingly beautiful fairyland steeped in Celtic lore. Vivid, luminescent scenes vibrate with significant detail, a deep meaning, and sheer beauty. Not everyone is lucky enough to experience these magical creatures firsthand, but this tarot will draw you into a unique realm of fey wisdom and guidance.
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$29.95
In twentieth-century Vienna, the art of Gustav Klimt held a primary position. Inspired by this modern master, Golden Tarot of Klimt is teeming with impressions, stamped in gold, that recount love, death, sensuality, and regeneration.
