(The very same information is repeated for all matching suit cards, all the Aces, for example.) Readers who are familiar with Rider-Waite images and associated meanings shouldnt require the book for card meanings beyond the initial perusal. Kat Black, in her own words, "wished for a deck that looked genuinely Renaissance and yet was also easy to analyze".
The Golden Tarot is a quickly accessible deck for newbies, or a wonderful addition to the collection for the more skilled reader. Extremely advised. Purchase and Enjoy This Set at: Golden Tarot Evaluation by Bonnie Cehovet Golden Tarot is a collection of collages from art work of the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance.
These images speak with me of a fact that is ageless, and hope that flowers even in the darkest conditions. It is my hope that they speak with you also. Golden Tarot deck , priced estimate from a separate card that accompanies the Golden Tarot. From the minute that I began finding out about this deck, I understood that I wished to have it in my hands! Having it in my hands did not dissatisfy - it is a gentle, gracious deck that U.S.
The artwork is digital collage - and you normally do need to want to see where the collage "occurred". It is interesting to read that there are twenty layers to each image (the online variation), which each layer was controlled to make the image appear as cohesive as possible.
The box that the deck and LWB are available in has a dark blue background with gold text, and is described on all sides with a golden border. The box is durable, with the top 3rd lifting directly off so that the deck and book can be easily accessed. There is an inner collar of around 3/4" that is a marbled gold color, which set off well the deck, which has a gold patterned back and gold edging on all of the cards.
The images on the front of the book, and the front and back of the deck also contain gold borders. The LWB itself is actually a beautiful "little" book - it is approximately 2 7/8" by 4 7/8", including 199 pages (OK - so the last page is blank!). It has a stiff cover, and really is a book - not a handout.
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