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Tarot de Maria Celia in a tin

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Popular tarot artist Lynyrd-Jym Narciso has modernized the Marseilles Tarot with a new deck that combines traditional elements with unique features. This deck showcases charming illustrations in a fresh pastel color palette, accented with "faux vintage" touches. True to European tradition, the card titles are presented in French. The pocket-sized 80-card deck is packaged in a tin and includes a 56-page instruction booklet. In the booklet, Narciso discusses reading with Marseilles decks, highlighting their distinct characteristics. Unlike most modern Tarot decks, which feature fully illustrated Pips, Marseilles cards resemble standard playing cards, with suit symbols arranged decoratively. This design offers students a twofold advantage: it allows for easier meditation on the Pips' meanings without the influence of scenic illustrations, and it encourages a more intuitive approach to interpreting the cards. The abstract quality of the decorative elements fosters deeper reflection on the meanings behind combinations, such as the interplay of the number eight and the suit of Swords. This innovative approach invites both new and experienced readers to explore the rich symbolism of the Marseilles tradition in a fresh, engaging way.

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Tarot de Maria Celia in a tin, Lynyrd-Jym Narciso

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Tytuł
Tarot de Maria Celia in a tin
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2017
Liczba stron
56
ISBN10
1572818808
ISBN13
9781572818804
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Popular tarot artist Lynyrd-Jym Narciso has modernized the Marseilles Tarot with a new deck that combines traditional elements with unique features. This deck showcases charming illustrations in a fresh pastel color palette, accented with "faux vintage" touches. True to European tradition, the card titles are presented in French. The pocket-sized 80-card deck is packaged in a tin and includes a 56-page instruction booklet. In the booklet, Narciso discusses reading with Marseilles decks, highlighting their distinct characteristics. Unlike most modern Tarot decks, which feature fully illustrated Pips, Marseilles cards resemble standard playing cards, with suit symbols arranged decoratively. This design offers students a twofold advantage: it allows for easier meditation on the Pips' meanings without the influence of scenic illustrations, and it encourages a more intuitive approach to interpreting the cards. The abstract quality of the decorative elements fosters deeper reflection on the meanings behind combinations, such as the interplay of the number eight and the suit of Swords. This innovative approach invites both new and experienced readers to explore the rich symbolism of the Marseilles tradition in a fresh, engaging way.