In the constantly expanding landscape of tarot literature, “Talking with the Tarot” by Samantha Rose Hicks emerges as an accessible and inspiring contribution. Hicks is both a tarot reader and teacher, and crafts a work that is as much about forging personal connection as it is about divination. Over the
Toni Savory’s “Mastering the Tarot Tableau” invites both seasoned card readers and aspiring enthusiasts into the intricate world of the Tarot Tableau, a layout traditionally reserved for Lenormand card readings, but here, skillfully transposed to the familiar 78-card Tarot deck. With clarity and depth from a teacher’s perspective, Savory guides
I have been waiting impatiently for the Hedgewitch Tarot, so I was overjoyed to be given the opportunity to review it just prior to release. A few things stood out initially: for one, the box was significantly smaller than typical Llewellyn boxes at approximately 5” x 6.5“, a fantastic size
The MAGICMAKERS TAROT is the fifth delightful tarot deck from Canadian artist Paulina Fae. Illustrated in her signature, ethereal, line drawn style, using a muted pastel palette, Fae welcomes us (back – if you have any of her previous decks) to her whimsical, carnivalesque world, populated with her chimerical creatures
Ellen Lorenzi-Prince works with the Tarot as part of her spiritual path. Since acquiring her first deck in 1985, she has been using the cards as companions on her journey to the goddess. She has created other decks previously, such as the Tarot of the Crone, the Minoan Tarot, and
The vibrant, bright artwork of Peruvian artist Luis Tamani uses nature as a source of inspiration in The Shamanic Oracle. The deck invites you to be inspired by Nature’s wisdom as a way of understanding how the cycles of nature connect us with something larger than ourselves, and to reflect
