Tarot Disassembled: (78 Full-Color Cards)
Tarot Disassembled: (78 Full-Color Cards)
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"The true tarot is symbolism; it speaks no other language and offers no other signs."
--A. E. Waite With a bright color palette and bold graphics, this unique seventy-eight-card full-color tarot deck deconstructs and reexamines the traditional symbolism found in the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, opening the door for fresh insight into a classic. Tarot Disassembled allows the user to connect with the tarot in a completely intuitive way, free from any pictorial narrative around gender, skin color, age, size, ability, or any other human constructs. The simplicity of the symbols makes it a great first deck for beginners, and pros will enjoy unpeeling the traditional tarot like an onion--discovering layer upon layer of meaning in the richness of simple imagery. Perhaps not surprisingly, The Fool has been looking for new horizons. Weiser has learned that The Fool card has popped up multiple times in some decks. Are you a lucky recipient of the extra card? Leave a comment for us!
--A. E. Waite With a bright color palette and bold graphics, this unique seventy-eight-card full-color tarot deck deconstructs and reexamines the traditional symbolism found in the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, opening the door for fresh insight into a classic. Tarot Disassembled allows the user to connect with the tarot in a completely intuitive way, free from any pictorial narrative around gender, skin color, age, size, ability, or any other human constructs. The simplicity of the symbols makes it a great first deck for beginners, and pros will enjoy unpeeling the traditional tarot like an onion--discovering layer upon layer of meaning in the richness of simple imagery. Perhaps not surprisingly, The Fool has been looking for new horizons. Weiser has learned that The Fool card has popped up multiple times in some decks. Are you a lucky recipient of the extra card? Leave a comment for us!
