Universal Fantasy Tarot / Tarot Universal De Fantasia Cards – 1 Mar. 2007

A very `rich' Tarot Deck this in terms of imagery, though some might find it a tad too `busy'. The Cards are so full of stories, and for some just a bit too much may be going on. I personally got some pretty accurate Readings from these and so I took to them straight away. I love some of the definitions/interpretations in the included booklet - particularly that for the Devil Card which does not contain the usual horrors which makes a nice change.My favourite Card has to be the `Nine of Swords'. (have felt like this poor woman many times in my life...) : - {Great Deck!

This deck exudes magic, power and space, with deep colours, sharp, flowing lines and poignant characters and scenery. It's a serious but empowering Tarot and allows for expanded insights and deeper meaning whilst keeping to the basic traditional symbolism. It's a very enjoyable, uplifting and dreamy deck to look at and use.It would be OK for the beginner, but might be easy for someone who is already familiar with the traditional Rider-Waite deck.The cards are standard sized and come in their own tuck-box with LWB that fives interesting key-phrases for each card.

A beautiful artists deck that still incorporates all of the the imagery into the cards a beautiful deck and very much in love with it.

It's my first ever tarot deck and is extremely easy and wonderful to use. The booklet has enough description for a noob like me to get by but leaves a lot of open interpretation so my own insight isn't overshadowed by what is written about each card. The cards themselves are heavenly; the artwork is just fantastic and really touches me.

Staying close (but not too close) to the Raider Waite symbolism this is a richly coloured deck that I love to use and find easy to work with.It is a little frivolous compared to some, but then not all questions are serious. The dynamism and expression of the figures makes for an interesting session.