Mystical Gold Foil and Black Tarot Cards with Guide Book for Beginners and Advanced Tarot Readers; Large Tarot Deck with Extensive Guidebook of the Symbolic Meanings of Past History and Future Destiny

I think this was a safe deck because the art was sane too. Sanity might have come back- Lots of thanks to the deck artist and the planner. Much love.

IN LOVE WITH THESE !!!! Very cute and easy to store

Love it! Feels magical with the golden border.

I have dozens of tarot decks and work with the tarot daily. I'm pretty picky about the art/graphics/symbols, the feel of the cards, and the writings in the booklets. I love this deck so much, because of the beautiful black & gold AND also because it's a great beginner's deck too. Although I'm not a beginner, I love the fresh perspective. The visual symbols are simplified, but very potent, easier to read, and at the same time not dumbed down. I also found the descriptions of each card to be very easy to read and understand - which is very enlightening. I'm enjoying the deck myself tremendously for all the above reasons ---and also so excited that this is my new go-to gift for all my family and friends because it makes working with tarot for the first time very fun, easy to do, and inspiring.

The cards are very cute and are sturdy, but two of the cards are mislabeled. And in case it’s not clear, the deck comes with the standard 78 cards.

Low sensory, gorgeous, I just can’t rave about these anough. The images are thoughtful interpretations, the texture of the cards is perfect- not shiny not rough. Thick card stock, gold edging is smooth. I love my readings now

I've been reading the Tarot for years. I have owned easily at least 100 decks over the years. One problem I have always had in buying decks is, I might base a purchase on seeing some of the artwork, but inevitably discover one or more cards that I just don't resonate with, just don't like, for whatever reason. That makes it hard for me to work with that deck. I keep buying decks because I do love a lot of the art and I'm always searching for just the right deck, but never finding it!I was so surprised how drawn I was to this deck. It's very simple. The gold ink on black offers a somewhat simplified (but still beautiful) version of the Rider-Waite-Smith imagery. I actually like that it does NOT have some of the details of the RWS deck, because while those details can sometimes open up new ideas, by the same token they can be limiting because they steer the interpretation of the card in a particular way. Having the simplified images allows greater scope for the intuition, I feel.Also, this deck is simply beautiful in its own right. The cards look and feel lush. I love the guide book. It doesn't go on and on with the writer trying to make their stylistic mark. It's designed to READ WITH! Many people say they don't use the guidebooks or "little white books" that come with decks. That's fine but I'm always open to learning so I at least give them a look, and I love how this book interprets the card based on the kind of reading you are doing: general, love, finances/work. Each has its own section, plus a section on reversals if you use them. Very practical and good information.My takeaway is, don't underestimate some of these lesser-known decks. Some of them, like this one, are real treasures. This is a deck I will USE, not just look at!

My kid loves these cards