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Fascinated by the traditional symbols of divination

Brooklyn-based illustrator Caitlin Keegan dreamed up this colorful tarot deck that doubles as a set of playing cards. Unsure how to start a reading? The enclosed instruction manual will guide you through.

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The Illuminated Tarot Deck

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dddasssss
  • Quality5
  • Style5
reviewStarsreviewStarsApr 24, 2019

Beautiful cards & box

Not sure how i'm going to use these but they make for a great coffee table item. Lovely cards the one thing I will say is the color isn't quite as intense as depicted , but very minorly so.

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emily10011
  • Quality5
  • Style5
reviewStarsreviewStarsMar 06, 2019

Beautiful and fun

I love these cards. The art is gorgeous and intricate and the booklet is short but helpful. I've incorporated reading my tarot with my daily journaling practice. It's been fun to explore.

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IffySushi
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reviewStarsreviewStarsApr 28, 2019

Mislabeled Playing Cards, NOT Tarot Cards

These are beautifully illustrated but they're not Tarot cards, they're just playing cards. Playing cards can be used for Tarot readings (sort of) but they don't have the same depth of esoteric imagery and aren't labeled correctly for a proper reading: you really need both the major and minor Arcana to do it right and playing cards have 52 cards compared to the Tarot's 78, so it's really not the same thing at all. I would recommend these to anyone looking for playing cards (assuming they won't be playing with people who might get freaked out by seeing "Tarot" written on the box) but if you want Tarot cards, you're better off with literally any other deck (unless you want the challenge of reading playing cards instead, but that's not a good place to start).

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