Posts tagged with "tarot deck review"
Universal Waite Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Universal Waite Tarot, tarot deck review
The Universal Waite Tarot is quite a pretty version of the Rider-Waite, with more appealing, softer artwork.
I also have this deck in my collection.
You
can find more similar versions of Pamela Colman-Smith's Rider-Waite
tarot, but this information will help you in selection of the deck(s)
that you will like to have.
Robin Wood Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Rider-Waite, Robin Wood Tarot, tarot deck review
With its Rider-Waite foundation, Robin
Wood's Tarot deck contains Pagan symbolism. The illustrations in this
popular deck are attractive, and brightly.
Rider-Waite Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Rider Tarot, Rider-Waite Tarot, Waite Tarot, Waite-Smith Tarot, tarot deck review
Rider-Waite Tarot, Rider Tarot, Waite Tarot, Waite-Smith Tarot
The
Rider-Waite Tarot is a classic Tarot deck, perhaps the most well-known
in the Western world. It is often called the first modern Tarot deck,
as the cards drawn by Pamela Colman-Smith and commissioned by Waite
were the first to use detailed pictures on the minor arcana cards.
Rider-Waite Tarot (University Books)
This version of the
Tarot was published by 1959. Its colors are more vivid than later
editions and the backs have a different background.
Radical Wirth Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Radical Wirth Tarot, tarot deck review
Radical Wirth Tarot
The tarot images used in the Oswald
Wirth Tarot have been re-painted. The originals were flat
illustrations with brown backgrounds, but these are richly decorated
and multi-hued pictures.
Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot, tarot deck review
In the Radiant Rider-Waite
Tarot, Poshkus has re-illustrated and updated Pamela Colman-Smith's
images. Compared to the original, these cards are much more luminously
colored and three-dimensional. 
I have this deck in my collection and find it excellent for reading and divination.
The Original Rider Waite Tarot Pack
Posted by lisa | Filed under The Original Rider Waite Tarot Pack, tarot deck review
The Original
Rider-Waite Tarot differs from the Rider-Waite Tarot, as it has less
saturated colors and a brownish hue, titles as drawn by Pamela
Colman-Smith, and a more decorative back pattern.
I
personally found this deck not good quality. What was bothering me is
that the quality of painting was really bad, and colors were really
dull. Before you buy this deck, try to see if there are open sample
decks.
Ended up, that I gave this deck away to my friend who lives overseas, so she can use them.
Illuminated Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Illuminated Tarot, Rider-Waite, tarot deck review
The Illuminated Tarot deck is another
recolored version of the Rider-Waite. Every part of the scene glows
with luminous brilliance.This are interesting cards, you can try to use
them and see if you like them.
Herbal Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Herbal Tarot, Rider-Waite, tarot deck review
The Herbal Tarot is another Rider-Waite
style deck, except it pictures a different herb that corresponds with
each card, such as garlic for the Tower, and a lotus in the Ace of
Cups. Some herbal knowledge will be helpful to read with this deck.
Fairytale Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Fairytale Tarot, Rider-Waite, tarot deck review
The cards have a Rider-Waite basis and illustrate stories from the well known fairly tales taken from many diverse cultures.
I really think this is a very nice deck with beautiful inspiring images to have in your collection.
http://www.fairytaletarot.com/home.htm
Diamond Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Diamond Tarot, Pamela Colman-Smith, Rider-Waite, tarot deck review
A
reworked Rider-Waite type tarot, featuring Pamela Colman-Smith's
original drawings with more psychedelic colors. The Diamond Tarot cards
are inset into thick, almost tunnel-like, kaleidoscopic borders.
Colman-Smith Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Colman-Smith Tarot, Rider Waite deck, tarot deck review
Colman-Smith Tarot a modern
reinvention of the classic Rider Waite deck, infusing the original line
drawings by Pamela Colman-Smith with colors drawn from the psychedelic
digital age.
B.O.T.A. Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under B.O.T.A. Tarot, Pamela Rider-Waite, tarot deck review
Almost similar enough to the Rider-Waite
to be classed as a clone deck, printed in black and white only. Seekers
can pain this deck. When I first started, my girlfriend painted cards
and I was using black and white cards for long time while leaving
overseas, until this cards arrived in the former USSR.
Black and white cards give very interesting flavor for readings and divination.
Aquatic Tarot
Posted by lisa | Filed under Aquatic Tarot, Pamela Colman-Smith, tarot deck review
The artist has repainted Pamela
Colman-Smith's drawings in watercolors. The images are very soft and
quite lovely. The Aquatic Tarot is definitely one of my favorite of the
Rider-Waite clone decks.
It is rapidly becoming one of the most popular decks, due to both its spectacular beauty and its traditional imagery.
It is out of print, but you can search ebay or amazon, and you may find this deck.
