Inversion Tarot Tin – A modern reinterpretation of the classic Marseille tarot
About this deck
The
Inversion Tarot is based on and inspired by the mid-century artwork originally created in 1960 by Paul Mathison for the Rolla Nordic Tarot. This deck follows the ancient Marseille tarot tradition. The updated images have been inverted and refined with interesting new details and decorative elements, resulting in a striking, contemporary deck.
Background and imagery
The Inversion Tarot brings a new light on traditional tarot images by presenting them in a black and white palette with inverted designs. This approach emphasizes the symbolism and invites readers to view the cards from a new perspective. The minimalist style and focus on line work give the deck a modern yet timeless look.
how the deck comes to life in readings
This pocket-sized deck is ideal for both beginners and experienced tarot readers looking for a portable and stylish deck. It comes with a 64-page booklet that contains instructions for two tarot readings, helping readers explore the cards and deepen their understanding of tarot readings.
Is this deck welcoming to those just starting out?Yes, the Inversion Tarot is welcoming to those new to tarot. The accompanying booklet provides clear instructions and the classic symbolism of the Marseille tarot makes it accessible to newcomers.
Material and design
this set includes 78 black and white cards and comes in a handy metal tin. The cards measure approximately 55 x 98mm and the tin itself measures approximately 70 x 105mm, making it easy to carry. The metal tin provides protection and durability, making it ideal for use on the go.
Key features
- Author: Jody Boginski Barbessi
- Number of cards: 78
- Format: 55 x 98 mm
- Weight: Approximately 385 g
- Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781572819948
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Experience a modern reinterpretation of the classic Marseille tarot with the
Inversion Tarot Tin. This stylish and portable deck is a valuable addition to any tarot enthusiast.
