When Women Had Wings – Vrouwen tarotkaarten

Discover Your Wings

You may not be able to see or touch them. You may have lost your memory of them. But, you do indeed have wings. They may be fluttering just under the surface of your skin or folded deep in the realm of your psyche. But they are as real as your breath and just as necessary. Your soul is winged and can fly daily. Your spirit is designed to soar. This tarot deck is aimed at bringing you fully into that expansive experience. Use the 78-card deck, guidebook, and portal of poetry to reclaim your wings. Unfold. Unfurl. It’s your turn to take to the sky.

Contents and Features

The When Women Had Wings Tarot Deck includes:

78 purple gilt-edged cards
An organza drawstring pouch
A vividly illustrated 198-page guidebook

About the Author

Angi Sullins lives in the Land of Enchantment, Taos, New Mexico, with her husband Silas and their menagerie of wonder. Known as “The Muse” by her fans, Angi ignites inspiration wherever she goes. She is a playful, poetic, bright, and deeply expressive writer and speaker. Described as a mix of Dr. King and Dr. Seuss, Angi delivers soul-stirring messages with whimsical wit, leaving audiences enchanted and ready to create visionary works on the canvas of their lives. She is the founder and president of Duirwaigh Studios, a transmedia design studio that inspires soulful imagination. Angi has written several books and created a viral short inspirational film, “A Knock at the Door.”

About the Artist

Jena DellaGrottaglia is a renowned digital artist and illustrator based in New York, celebrated for her captivating work on various oracle and tarot decks. Her art explores themes of fantasy and spirituality, using digital mediums to create intricate and evocative imagery. Jena has collaborated with several notable authors and publishers, contributing to acclaimed decks such as the Wisdom of the House of Night Oracle Cards, The Spirit Animal Oracle, The Good Tarot, and Goddess Power Oracle. Her work blends mysticism with detailed, photo-realistic elements, often invoking a sense of otherworldly beauty and profound symbolism.