If you are new to Paganism or the Tarot, this is the set for you! The art is amazing, brilliant and intense. It follows the form of a traditional Tarot and is able to blend the Qabalistic Tree of Life with Pagan symbolism. The High Priestess stands proudly in the Goddess pose and wears a garter showing that she is indeed a high priestess of many covens. The Devil loses its evil reputation and returns to his original form as he becomes “The Honed One,” showing a couple staring in awe at the powerful and loving God crowned in the horns of a stag. The Minor Arcana is also fully illustrated, featuring strong characters in rural settings, evoking a feeling of Pagan spirituality.
Included in the box is a special layout sheet for doing the Four Seasons spread. This sheet isn’t available anywhere else. It’s beautiful and helps to make readings easy.
The box also includes a full-sized, 320-page book. It’s the first book that explains the Tarot from both a Qabalistic and Wiccan point of view. Every card is thoroughly explained, as is the way to read the cards using the layout sheet. It covers the symbolism of the cards, correspondences of the cards with letters, astrology, colors scents, gems, and Qabalistic paths, and also provides examples of how to use the cards when doing pathworkings and sample readings and spreads.
No mater what type of Witchcraft, Wicca, or magick you practice, this is the set to have to have.
Click here to view the artwork of The Witches Tarot.
Publisher Review:
The first thing I have to say about this deck is that I absolutely love the art. However, I may be prejudiced as the artist, Martin Cannon (not related to the deck’s creator, the late Ellen Cannon Reed), also painted the cover on my Modern Magick (and the cover on the original printings of my Modern Sex Magick). In fact, the image on the cover of Modern Magick has lots of similarities to the card, The Magician, in this deck.
But even if Martin hadn’t painted the covers for my books. . .read more.
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