Tarot Reviews

I was both intrigued and perplexed when I began examining this deck. The illustrations are overtly shamanic, with the RWS interpretation inside the elemental symbol of each suit and major arcana, and several staves embedded with Nordic runes running vertically down the card. The cards are standard size. The stock Read more…

When Women had Wings is a beautiful tarot deck. The theme of the deck is one of quiet empowerment where women can reclaim their power and connection with nature. It has a dreamy quality to all the cards. It is a full tarot deck with the pips being fully realised. Read more…

The news of a re-release of Lisa Hunt’s highly-sought after Fairy Tale Tarot was met with much excitement in the tarot community. The deck was first published in 2009 by Llewellyn Publications; it went out of print and was only to be found on resale sites for extraordinary amounts of Read more…

This Rider-Waite-Smith based deck is more than just beautifully illustrated. The focus is on the individual facial expression representative of the energy of the cards. The majors, as well as the court cards capture the astrological elements using a stunning combination of symbols and colours, but it was the minors Read more…

I love black and white decks and I’m a Rider-Waite-Smith ‘purist’, so I was extremely excited to dive into the Black Ritual Tarot. The cards are standard size, and the stock is what you’d expect from a mass market deck in this price range. The box is a well-constructed base Read more…

A whimsical, miniature, borderless deck? Yes, please! In the LWB that accompanies this deck, Catrin Welz-Stein states that she: “blurs the lines between imagination and reality, while exploring womanhood in many different ways.” She demonstrates this, both subtly and directly, by including bonus, substitute cards for each of the four Read more…