Modern Hue Tarot
Laura Zuspan
€ 69,95
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Produktinformationen
Design and Artwork
The Modern Hue Tarot offers a refreshing take on the classic Rider-Waite deck, masterfully illustrated by Pamela Coleman Smith. Writual has skillfully recolored Pamela's original, distinct black line work with delicate and luscious watercolors, imbuing the deck with a fresh, soft, and natural ambiance. This artistic approach renders the deck soothing and visually appealing, making it an ideal companion for tarot enthusiasts.
Symbolism and Themes
Each card in The Modern Hue Tarot is a fusion of classic imagery and unique color palettes, fostering an environment conducive to intuitive connections and insightful readings. The use of watercolor-like artwork adds an element of calm and serenity, enhancing the user's experience and connection with the cards' symbolism.
User Experience
Untouched and pristine, this deck has been waiting patiently for its new owner. It promises to be a loyal guide through the journey of tarot reading, offering clarity and insight with its vibrant and captivating artwork.
About the Author
Writual, the creators behind The Modern Hue Tarot, have a reputation for reimagining traditional tarot decks with contemporary artistic flair. Their expertise in blending classic symbolism with modern design aesthetics is evident in this deck, showcasing their commitment to revitalize time-honored tarot traditions for today's practitioners.
- Deck Type: Tarot
- Number of Cards: 78 (22 Major Arcana, 56 Minor Arcana)
- Material: 330gsm Premium Card Stock
- Dimensions: 70mm x 120mm (Standard Tarot Size)
- Visual Style: Refreshed Watercolor Illustrations
- Theme: Modern Interpretation of Classic Imagery
Eigenschaften
Auteur | Laura Zuspan |
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SKU | 0814-FA24 |
Reviews
Beautiful cards giving another perspective on the Pamela Colman Smith art
- Verified Buyer
Beautiful deck! The images are beautiful and the paper is of very good quality.
- Lucia