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Mystic Faerie Tarot
Mystic Faerie Tarot

By: Barbara Moore, Linda Ravenscroft
Imprint: Llewellyn
Specs: Boxed Kit | 9780738709215
English  |  288 pages | 5 x 8 IN
Pub Date: July 2007
Price: $24.95
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Imagine yourself in a long-forgotten garden. The grass shimmers and whispers; colorful wildflowers seesaw lazily in the breeze. A meandering path invites you to venture further into the enchanting world of faeries, sprites, elves, and nymphs to discover the magic and possibility in your own life.

Featuring beautiful watercolor artwork by renowned fantasy artist Linda Ravenscroft and a charming guidebook by popular tarot author Barbara Moore, the Mystic Faerie Tarot presents:

~ A magical "faerie tale" for each suit
~ An introduction to tarot and quick reference guide for beginners
~ Original faerie-themed spreads, such as Dew Drop, Acorn to Oak, and A Nighttime Forest Stroll

One of Aeclectic Tarot's Top Ten Decks for 2007!

Click here to view the artwork of the Mystic Faerie Tarot.

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