
Playful pop-art Lenormand deck with 40 cards (incl. Goose card). 2025 reprint with updated design, 100+ page guide, and premium finish. For all levels. Official edition.
Playful pop-art Lenormand deck with 40 cards (incl. Goose card). 2025 reprint with updated design, 100+ page guide, and premium finish. For all levels. Official edition.
A sophisticated tarot deck that combines classic Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism with the elegance of Japanese Ukiyo-e art. The detailed illustrations and deep symbolism invite reading with feeling and visual admiration. Perfect for those who want to experience tarot as an artistic and spiritual journey.
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An elegant reissue of an iconic tarot deck in Art Deco style, with updated cards and an extensive accompanying book. Connect intuition, energy and classical symbolism for a profound tarot experience. Perfect for lovers of timeless aesthetics and spiritual deepening.
An elegant tarot deck that combines classic Rider-Waite symbolism with sophisticated, colorful illustrations full of mystical atmosphere. The cards speak intuitively and directly, offering both recognition and artistic depth. Ideal for those looking for a stylish and intuitive deck with spiritual refinement.
Original Aquarian Tarot deck with 78 cards and booklet. Rider-Waite structure meets unique Art Deco style by David Palladini. Clear symbolism, ideal for beginners and visual readers. Official edition from U.S. Games Systems.
David Palladini (April 1, 1946 – March 13, 2019) was an American illustrator renowned for his work on the Aquarian Tarot deck, first published in 1970. His style, heavily influenced by Art Nouveau and Art Deco, brought a unique, modern twist to traditional tarot symbolism, making the Aquarian Tarot a timeless classic that remains popular to this day. Palladini later reworked this deck into the New Palladini Tarot, released in 1997.
Born in Italy, Palladini immigrated to the United States as a child. He studied art, photography, and film at the Pratt Institute in New York City. His artistic career included illustrating children's books, notably "The Girl Who Cried Flowers" by Jane Yolen, and an edition of Stephen King's "The Eyes of the Dragon".
Palladini's work is characterized by its vibrant colors and dynamic imagery, blending medieval, Egyptian, Renaissance, and modern art elements. Beyond tarot, he continued to paint, write, and exhibit his work, spending his later years in Newport Beach, California.
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