Aquarian Tarot Deck & Guidebook

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Craig Junjulas

€ 32,95

The reissued timeless Aquarian Tarot with enhanced art deco images and an extensive, illustrated guide by Craig Junjulas. Discover esoteric wisdom and psychic development with this set.

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Reviving a Classic

The Aquarian Tarot has been in print since 1970 and is widely considered a timeless classic. This updated, retouched, and slightly larger edition breathes new life into the art deco artwork by David Palladini, bringing clear facial expressions to each tarot character. The bestselling deck is now presented with the companion book Psychic Tarot, which has been updated and reformatted with full-color illustrations.

Insightful and Comprehensive Guide

The book creates a bridge between psychic development, healing work, and the esoteric wisdom in the tarot. It delves into tarot symbols, energetic patterns, intuition, chakras, and auras. The knowledgeable author, Craig Junjulas, blends traditional and modern meanings in both upright and reversed positions and also explores numerological and astrological correlations with the cards.

Included in the Set

78-card deck with updated art deco designs
200-page illustrated guidebook

About the Author

Craig Junjulas is a prominent metaphysical teacher, psychic, and author based in Sedona, Arizona. With a background in Medical Technology, chemistry, and microbiology, he transitioned to a career in the metaphysical field in 1981. Craig has over 25 years of experience as a psychic advisor, hypnotherapist, and spiritual counselor. He is known for his book Psychic Tarot, which serves as a guide and companion to the popular Aquarian Tarot Deck, originally illustrated by David Palladini.

About the Artist

David Palladini (1946–2019) 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. Palladini later reworked this deck into the New Palladini Tarot, released in 1997. Born in Italy and educated at the Pratt Institute in New York City, Palladini's career included illustrating children's books and an edition of Stephen King's "The Eyes of the Dragon."