Tarot of the Divine: A Deck and Guidebook Inspired by Deities, Folklore, and Fairy Tales from Around the World: Tarot Cards
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Take a step forward on your spiritual journey with this gorgeously illustrated celebration of deities, folklore, and fairy tales from all over the world. • Features rich, vibrant art and a keen understanding of traditional tarot archetypes infused with worldly insight and folkloric spirit. • Illustrator Yoshi Yoshitani brings fables, ancient mythologies, and spiritual legends to life on the Major and Minor Arcana cards, inspired by the cultural traditions of China, Japan, Peru, Norway, Persia, England, Greece, Denmark, the Maori tribe of New Zealand, and more. • The companion guidebook provides insight into how these fables from around the globe support traditional tarot imagery and themes. Read more
Publisher : Clarkson Potter
Publication date : September 1, 2020
Language : English
Print length : 78 pages
ISBN-10 : 0593135148
ISBN-13 : 43
Item Weight : 1.05 pounds
Dimensions : 4.84 x 1.89 x 6.3 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #15,630 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #9 in Illustration and Graphic Design #11 in Card Games (Books) #24 in Tarot
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Firstly, I'd like to say I'm more of a tarot collector than an active practitioner (given inexperience) so please read with a lil grain of salt in mind. With that out of the way, I am in love love with this deck. Superficially, the art is astounding and colorful with vibrant depictions of a number of ethnic groups and cultures. There is no shying away from the richness of skin color and portrayal of clothes and fabrics associated with each individual group. I'm not 100% sure about how accurate the depictions are, but the inclusivity is 110% better than most mainstream, white-washed decks that one would typically find. Also, the cards (and stories associated) are LGBTQ inclusive for those looking for a little bit of that. I adore the finish of the cards because I simply have a hard time shuffling cards without a little grip (I have butter fingers). I also really like the linen texture to the cards, giving it a more multi-sense experience for me as a tactile person. For me personally, I already knew more than half of the folktales/myths/lore associated with each card, as well as simply knowing about the Raider-Waite deck in general. HOWEVER, the combination of the two makes it so much simpler for me to get a read off of. Initially, some of the associations were a little off to me, but if you really understand the point of the stories associated, it can make for a much deeper connection to the meaning of the card as a whole. But also, the whole thing is up to your interpretation--so really, it's whatever you like. That being said, it is really helpful to actually know the stories. The book associated with the cards is helpful, but unfortunately still very surface level--and it doesn't break down some cultural aspects that are tied to the stories. If you don't have a deep understanding or emotional tie for some things/concepts that aren't translated well between East vs. West, it can be confusing/feel like a wrong match. You might have to do some extra research. If you're looking for a "quick-and-easy" pretty deck that you can simply read like any other standard RWD, I don't think this is the one. If you ARE someone who appreciates lore and exploration of culture to a deeper depth of understanding and don't mind researching and looking up the information and ties to each individual culture, then I think this deck is a beautiful, multi-learning experience. Tying the stories to the cards and back really helped me learn more about both and I find that to be such a wonderful way to strengthen my appreciation and curiosity for both. TL;DR If you're a myth nerd and love tarot, you'll probably like it. If you want a sleek aesthetic deck, just be ready to do some research or you may not enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020 by Brenna Sage Borja
Format: Cards
The cards are great for small hands, beautifully drawn, and they feel heavy and good. Each card depicts a story from a different world culture. It makes me want to read all of the stories, and I will! This would be wonderful for literary minded people, younger readers, people studying comparative mythology, or just anyone who enjoys vivid artwork and timeless stories. The back of the deck is gorgeous.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Format: Cards
Not penalizing for this since it has both to do with the artist or publisher, but I seem to have gotten a deck that was opened and returned. The cards were not wrapped in plastic, which would be awesome if that was a choice for sustainability, but unlikely. More concerning, they look like they’ve been over shuffled with a bridge shuffle and are warped and twisted as a result. There a no creases or missing cards so I’m going to try pressing them with some heavy books. If that doesn’t work I’ll have to exchange them. I’d rather they not go to a landfill so I’ll try. Disappointed in Amazon quality control. Now - the deck itself = fantastic. The card have a linen texture and are thicker than playing cards but thin enough they should be easy to shuffle. The artwork is gorgeous and diverse. The book is nice though small. It has keywords for each suit and number at the beginning, which I appreciate and think would be great for a beginner. It also has some layouts that are not the standard. I wish the book gave a more detailed synopsis of each fable, but it does tell the country of origin, the name of the story/deity so you can use that to research them separately. Instead it uses that space for interpretation, and they are decent. I’m sure this was a decision to help keep cost down, and it’s a very affordable deck so I’m not too upset at needing to do my own research on the stories. The artwork is incredibly beautiful and manages to be diverse, representing different cultures in a positive and celebratory fashion while still maintaining a consistent style. The fables all seem to connect well to the RSW system so I expect it will be easy to read with. Just wish the cards had arrived in perfect condition, but I suppose better they land with me than get tossed. Hoping I can flatten them. If so a quick cleanse, and I’ll be happy to use them.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024 by stormes stormes
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I bought this deck because I kept seeing the beautiful illustrations online. I don’t really relate to traditional Tarot artwork and miss parts of the symbolism because they’re so busy and uninviting. The book that comes with the set has the illustrations and a brief summary of the fairy tale. I like the offered interpretations of the cards, too. They are to the point and accurate. I purchased Yoshi Yoshitani’s companion book, Beneath the Moon, which I highly recommend as an adjunct. I wanted to know more about the fairy tales, because they so beautifully illustrate the meanings of each card. But it’s a perfectly fine deck without it. I have a couple of other decks, and I’m unable to properly shuffle them because I have small hands and the cards are so stiff. In this deck, the cards are the same large format but are flexible enough for me to easily shuffle. They are plenty sturdy. Do I love the shiny, textured finish on them? I don’t. But the magic of this deck is the artwork, which is superb, the meanings presented, and the stories, which help me remember the cards better than anything else I’ve used.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by Philly Shopper
Format: Cards
This deck is stunningly beautiful. The artwork is gorgeous and the card stock quality is top notch. The cards are thick and the coating feels nice in the hand. I was excited at the myths/gods/folkloric figures I recognized and I'm stoked to learn about the ones I didn't. The deck is a great and diverse representation of so many cultures, I'm really excited to start using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025 by Sara E Sara E