Parastoo Pakzad, creator of the Seljuq Tarot deck, was born in Tehran, Iran. She studied in Rome and now works there as a designer, illustrator, painter, and graphic designer. Her work blends graphic design, classical pictorial art, and decorative elements and colours from Persian tradition. Parastoo is deeply interested in storytelling, so it’s no surprise…
The Day of the Dead, celebrated on November 1st and 2nd, is an annual reminder of the enduring bond we share with our ancestors and the lessons we can learn from them when we listen. If you could package up the feeling of that spiritual connection and transfer it into a deck of cards, you…
Taste Buddies Tarot, by M. Scorch and published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. (https://www.usgamesinc.com/), is the positive little deck I didn’t know I needed. The food-themed cards are playful, and the white booklet is fantastic. Its meanings feel approachable, positive, and constructive. Don’t let the simple food-inspired theme fool you: the imagery is carefully thought…
When I first saw whisperings of this deck online, I was quite excited and intrigued by it. I can’t tell you why – it might have been the bright colours, the interesting characters, or that I’m AuDHD and love a unique deck. Its uniqueness is something that was intended from the outset by its creator,…
“Feel the Flow of the Seasons and Connect with Your Most Magical Self” Witches of the Seasons Tarot is a vibrant, female-centric, Wheel-of-the-Year-inspired deck. Although recognisably Rider Waite based, the deck takes the reader through the familiar eight sabbats, inviting you to work with seasonal qualities and atmosphere. The Major Arcana is represented by the…
Overview Divine Cosmos Tarot is a 78-card, astrology-based tarot deck with a full guidebook, a modernised take on the Rider-Waite-Smith system. It is friendly to beginners, but the astrology gives experienced readers something fresh to explore. There is real energy in this deck, and it shows. The creators Amy Truong has been fascinated by tarot…