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This deck has been on my radar for a while. A couple of weeks back, I had household in town, and my mother and I went to see Cyrano de Bergerac at the Metropolitan Opera. ( Key Reference is among my favorite places in New York.) We got here extremely early, because the only supper reservation we had the ability to get was at 5:00 PM, so we went to pass the time in the gift shop.
They just offer two or 3 decks, but among them was Kat Black's Golden Tarot. Somehow, it ended up coming house with me. I'm really thrilled about this deck, you guys. For anyone who doesn't understand, the Golden Tarot is a digital collage art deck adapted from late Middle ages and early Renaissance masterpieces.
The Magician, the Hermit, and Death. The deck comes in a stronger box than you usually see from US Games. The LWB is little, and most of its product is pretty standarda couple of spreads, standard card significances, etc. But it likewise features an intro from Kat Black and a conversation of the source images utilized in the deck, and the LWB is worth checking out for that material alone.
Plus, they have gilded edges. Anyone who has actually read my other reviews knows that I am a complete sucker for decks with metallic edges: the Tarot Illuminati, * the, and the are among my preferred reading decks. So right off the bat, I liked this deck. The card images themselves are absolutely delightful.
Part of the function of the deck, as explained in the LWB, is "an event of tarot's [sic] heritage". It reveals the significance of Tarot utilizing artworks from the time duration when Tarot emerged; and despite the fact that I do not have an individual taste for that kind of art, the option of period completely works.
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