As a long-time Tarot enthusiast and collector, I am always excited to discover a new deck that resonates with my spirit, and The Enchanted Tarot Deck has done just that. This exquisite tarot deck has become an instant favorite and an essential tool for my daily practice. Not only are the illustrations visually stunning, but they also bring a unique and powerful energy that allows for deep, intuitive readings🔮💗
The moment I received the deck, I was immediately captivated by the elegant packaging. The box itself is sturdy, ensuring that the cards remain protected and secure. The accompanying guidebook is not only insightful but also beautifully designed, with detailed explanations of each card's meaning.
As I delved deeper into that Tarot Deck, I found the artwork to be truly mesmerizing. Each card is a work of art, with intricate and vibrant illustrations that capture the essence of the traditional Rider-Waite symbolism while adding a touch of whimsy and mystique. The artist has skillfully combined various vintage styles, and digital techniques, resulting in a breathtaking visual experience that enhances the intuitive process.
What I love most about this deck is its accessibility for both beginners and experienced readers alike, also great gold foil edges. The cards are easy to shuffle and handle, thanks to their high-quality, matte finish and sturdy cardstock. The guidebook is comprehensive, providing clear interpretations and guidance for each card, making it an excellent resource for readers of all levels.
That Tarot Deck has proven to be a powerful tool for self-discovery and personal growth. Each reading has brought me valuable insights and guidance, as the cards seem to speak directly to my intuition. I have also found that this deck works exceptionally well for meditation and journaling exercises, helping me delve deeper into my subconscious and unlock hidden truths.
In conclusion, Vintage Tarot Deck is an absolute treasure for any tarot enthusiast, regardless of their experience level. The combination of stunning artwork, intuitive energy, and user-friendly guidebook makes this deck a valuable addition to any spiritual practice. I wholeheartedly recommend that Tarot Deck to anyone seeking a fresh, captivating, and transformative tarot experience. Whether you are a seasoned reader or just starting your journey into the world of tarot, this deck will undoubtedly become a cherished companion on your path to self-discovery and enlightenment🙌🏻❤️🔥
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Solid but has flaws worth knowing about
These are nice thick cards; "standard-wide" size. It's a struggle finding the Waite-Smith deck borderless for some reason, and this is one of the better ones I've found—assuming you like the patina. The colors are obviously subdued, but I greatly prefer this over some of the obnoxiously bright (practically like it was colored with highlighter) and poorly colored versions out there. I like the backing well enough, and even though the gold edges seems almost out of place with this style, I don't mind it. The box is sturdy but nothing special and the lid is loose rather than snug. The book is nicely made and better written than many, but it's a more modern flavor of messaging than what Waite actually wrote.There are two issues that caused me to drop a star though: (1) The small issue I have is that the patina is literally copy-paste identically on every card—this is extremely lazy, but they probably would have gotten away with it if it weren't for the dark splotch in the upper left corner (my mind went to Scooby Doo too). But the real problem with this deck (2) is that they tried too hard to be creative and they moved the titles up from the very bottom (where they belong); I get it, it would look nice if the art had been designed around the idea, but it's not. So, what happens is that you pointlessly reveal dead space and you obscure important and interesting details in the art. That's a really, really bad trade-off. For example, on the Empress you get extra lines of wheat that look like a barcode, but on Death you can't even tell the king is in the foreground or see the crown at all. On the aces you lose most of the foreground. Basically, it adds nothing to any cards, but it takes things away from quite a few cards.Overall, I still like it, they're nice cards, they're borderless, and I personally like the patina. However I recommend the Mary Hanson-Roberts version (requires cutting in my opinion) so that you can really see all the little details and have a companion deck that is way more vibrant and clean looking (see pics), but loses some of Smith's original lines in the process.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
The moment I received the deck, I was immediately captivated by the elegant packaging. The box itself is sturdy, ensuring that the cards remain protected and secure. The accompanying guidebook is not only insightful but also beautifully designed, with detailed explanations of each card's meaning.
As I delved deeper into that Tarot Deck, I found the artwork to be truly mesmerizing. Each card is a work of art, with intricate and vibrant illustrations that capture the essence of the traditional Rider-Waite symbolism while adding a touch of whimsy and mystique. The artist has skillfully combined various vintage styles, and digital techniques, resulting in a breathtaking visual experience that enhances the intuitive process.
What I love most about this deck is its accessibility for both beginners and experienced readers alike, also great gold foil edges. The cards are easy to shuffle and handle, thanks to their high-quality, matte finish and sturdy cardstock. The guidebook is comprehensive, providing clear interpretations and guidance for each card, making it an excellent resource for readers of all levels.
That Tarot Deck has proven to be a powerful tool for self-discovery and personal growth. Each reading has brought me valuable insights and guidance, as the cards seem to speak directly to my intuition. I have also found that this deck works exceptionally well for meditation and journaling exercises, helping me delve deeper into my subconscious and unlock hidden truths.
In conclusion, Vintage Tarot Deck is an absolute treasure for any tarot enthusiast, regardless of their experience level. The combination of stunning artwork, intuitive energy, and user-friendly guidebook makes this deck a valuable addition to any spiritual practice. I wholeheartedly recommend that Tarot Deck to anyone seeking a fresh, captivating, and transformative tarot experience. Whether you are a seasoned reader or just starting your journey into the world of tarot, this deck will undoubtedly become a cherished companion on your path to self-discovery and enlightenment🙌🏻❤️🔥
Great quality tarot deck with gold foil edges😍😍🔥
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
As a long-time Tarot enthusiast and collector, I am always excited to discover a new deck that resonates with my spirit, and The Enchanted Tarot Deck has done just that. This exquisite tarot deck has become an instant favorite and an essential tool for my daily practice. Not only are the illustrations visually stunning, but they also bring a unique and powerful energy that allows for deep, intuitive readings🔮💗Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
The moment I received the deck, I was immediately captivated by the elegant packaging. The box itself is sturdy, ensuring that the cards remain protected and secure. The accompanying guidebook is not only insightful but also beautifully designed, with detailed explanations of each card's meaning.
As I delved deeper into that Tarot Deck, I found the artwork to be truly mesmerizing. Each card is a work of art, with intricate and vibrant illustrations that capture the essence of the traditional Rider-Waite symbolism while adding a touch of whimsy and mystique. The artist has skillfully combined various vintage styles, and digital techniques, resulting in a breathtaking visual experience that enhances the intuitive process.
What I love most about this deck is its accessibility for both beginners and experienced readers alike, also great gold foil edges. The cards are easy to shuffle and handle, thanks to their high-quality, matte finish and sturdy cardstock. The guidebook is comprehensive, providing clear interpretations and guidance for each card, making it an excellent resource for readers of all levels.
That Tarot Deck has proven to be a powerful tool for self-discovery and personal growth. Each reading has brought me valuable insights and guidance, as the cards seem to speak directly to my intuition. I have also found that this deck works exceptionally well for meditation and journaling exercises, helping me delve deeper into my subconscious and unlock hidden truths.
In conclusion, Vintage Tarot Deck is an absolute treasure for any tarot enthusiast, regardless of their experience level. The combination of stunning artwork, intuitive energy, and user-friendly guidebook makes this deck a valuable addition to any spiritual practice. I wholeheartedly recommend that Tarot Deck to anyone seeking a fresh, captivating, and transformative tarot experience. Whether you are a seasoned reader or just starting your journey into the world of tarot, this deck will undoubtedly become a cherished companion on your path to self-discovery and enlightenment🙌🏻❤️🔥
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024
These are nice thick cards; "standard-wide" size. It's a struggle finding the Waite-Smith deck borderless for some reason, and this is one of the better ones I've found—assuming you like the patina. The colors are obviously subdued, but I greatly prefer this over some of the obnoxiously bright (practically like it was colored with highlighter) and poorly colored versions out there. I like the backing well enough, and even though the gold edges seems almost out of place with this style, I don't mind it. The box is sturdy but nothing special and the lid is loose rather than snug. The book is nicely made and better written than many, but it's a more modern flavor of messaging than what Waite actually wrote.
There are two issues that caused me to drop a star though: (1) The small issue I have is that the patina is literally copy-paste identically on every card—this is extremely lazy, but they probably would have gotten away with it if it weren't for the dark splotch in the upper left corner (my mind went to Scooby Doo too). But the real problem with this deck (2) is that they tried too hard to be creative and they moved the titles up from the very bottom (where they belong); I get it, it would look nice if the art had been designed around the idea, but it's not. So, what happens is that you pointlessly reveal dead space and you obscure important and interesting details in the art. That's a really, really bad trade-off. For example, on the Empress you get extra lines of wheat that look like a barcode, but on Death you can't even tell the king is in the foreground or see the crown at all. On the aces you lose most of the foreground. Basically, it adds nothing to any cards, but it takes things away from quite a few cards.
Overall, I still like it, they're nice cards, they're borderless, and I personally like the patina. However I recommend the Mary Hanson-Roberts version (requires cutting in my opinion) so that you can really see all the little details and have a companion deck that is way more vibrant and clean looking (see pics), but loses some of Smith's original lines in the process.
There are two issues that caused me to drop a star though: (1) The small issue I have is that the patina is literally copy-paste identically on every card—this is extremely lazy, but they probably would have gotten away with it if it weren't for the dark splotch in the upper left corner (my mind went to Scooby Doo too). But the real problem with this deck (2) is that they tried too hard to be creative and they moved the titles up from the very bottom (where they belong); I get it, it would look nice if the art had been designed around the idea, but it's not. So, what happens is that you pointlessly reveal dead space and you obscure important and interesting details in the art. That's a really, really bad trade-off. For example, on the Empress you get extra lines of wheat that look like a barcode, but on Death you can't even tell the king is in the foreground or see the crown at all. On the aces you lose most of the foreground. Basically, it adds nothing to any cards, but it takes things away from quite a few cards.
Overall, I still like it, they're nice cards, they're borderless, and I personally like the patina. However I recommend the Mary Hanson-Roberts version (requires cutting in my opinion) so that you can really see all the little details and have a companion deck that is way more vibrant and clean looking (see pics), but loses some of Smith's original lines in the process.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024
These cards are beautiful. I love the artwork and the gilded edges.
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Easy to love but
Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2023
Chellie F
Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2023
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Orig review: I love these cards. The connection was instantaneous and the readings are precise. Aso super easy to shuffle and great size for my smal hands
However as you can see some of the cards have started peeling off on the laminate and some wear and tear with the card stock. This is after only having the cards for a month and not a lot of usage (i have 9 other tarot decks i use which are older than this one but no wear and tear). They should have used better card stock =(
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Reviewed in Singapore on May 31, 2023
Jasline
Reviewed in Singapore on May 31, 2023
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