Tarot Z Limited Edition

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Alejandro Colucci

€ 48,50 € 41,22

With TAROT Z, we have the opportunity to learn from zombies. Illustrated by the famous artist, Alejandro Colucci, these images are primal and powerful.

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Design and Artwork

The Tarot Z Limited Edition, authored by Alejandro Colucci, is a special collector's edition that captivates with its richly illustrated cards. This 78-card deck, inspired by the zombie apocalypse, offers a primal and powerful reading experience. The dark themes and otherworldly vibes resonate deeply with fans of the genre. Based on the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith design, it is accessible to anyone familiar with tarot. The deck comes in a premium box with a full-color guidebook.

Symbolism and Themes

The Tarot Z deck delves into the world of the undead, making it perfect for those intrigued by zombie lore. Its symbolism captures the essence of survival and the primal instincts that arise during a zombie apocalypse. The cards' dark themes and eerie illustrations enhance the reading experience, providing a unique and immersive journey into the world of the undead.

User Experience

This limited edition deck is highly anticipated and perfect for collectors. The premium boxed kit (133 x 197 mm) includes a 78-card deck and a full-color guidebook, ensuring a comprehensive and luxurious experience. The high-quality illustrations by Alejandro Colucci add depth and intensity to each reading, making it a standout deck for both enthusiasts and seasoned readers.

About the Author

Alejandro Colucci, born in Uruguay in 1966, is an award-winning artist known for his work in fantasy, crime, horror, historic fiction, and science fiction. He has illustrated for major publishers and best-selling authors like Anne Rice, Isaac Asimov, and Ursula K. Le Guin. Now based in London, Colucci continues to create emotionally engaging artwork, both in traditional and digital mediums. He co-founded the design company Epica Prima with his wife, Daniela Bertúa.