Alice in Wonderland Tarot Deck and Guidebook

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Alice in Wonderland seems to remain a popular thematic subject for tarot — but Siegel and Vannina‘s deck is the first one based directly on the classic Disney animated version from 1951. Let Alice, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts guide your tarot practice with this beautifully illustrated tarot deck inspired by Disney's classic animated film Alice in. The Major and Minor Arcanas are fully illustrated, facilitating the work of a reader who is familiar with the RWS symbolism.

Of course, the replacement of the suits occasionally gives the reader pause (The Swords, Staves, Cups, and Pentacles are now Flamingos, Peppermills, Hats, and Oysters, respectively), but once the reader accommodates to that alteration, this deck is found to be quite easy to work with. Join the hunt for answers with this collectible Supernatural tarot deck and guidebook, featuring Sam and Dean Winchester, their friends, their enemies, and all the angels, demons, ghosts, and monsters of the hit TV series. Of course, fortune-telling inexperienced people and beginners are okay, and a simple fortune-telling booklet for easy fortune-telling is included. A poor condition book can still make a good reading copy but is generally not collectible unless the item is very scarce.Packaged in a sturdy, decorative gift box, this charming tarot deck is the perfect gift for the Alice in Wonderland fan or tarot enthusiast. They operate on a different vibrational frequency to us, which is why most people can't see them, but they are very willing to connect with us if we are ready to tune in to their wavelength. Experience the magic of Disney’s Alice in Wonderland like never before in this enchanting and delightfully unique take on the traditional 78-card tarot deck. Vannini’s art is a whimsical update, influenced by Japanese styles that create a fresh watercolor look.

New back based on a 1930s "cards" watercolour in our own collection - the back has beautiful gold cold-stamping and is quite spectacular. While the inspiration comes from the movie, the cards have their own art style that fits well with Wonderland.The color and style of these cards provide a somewhat Victorianesque feel that may be quite appealing to many readers. The collaborative team of Christopher and Morgana Abbey beautifully adapted the style and flavor of Sir John Tenniel's illustrations of Lewis Carroll's work to fit the typical Rider-Waite-Smith ( RWS) system. ORIGINAL ART: The booklet and each of the 78 cards in this deck feature never-before-seen original Alice in Wonderlandthemed art.

Let Alice, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts guide your tarot practice with this beautifully illustrated tarot deck inspired by Disney's classic animated film Alice in Wonderland. Whether due to uncertainty and discontent brought out by the soon to be third year of isolation, or by the beautiful art and escapist whimsy the decks employ, skeptics are now drawn to tarot for answers and escape. Having a birthday right before the Countdown to Halloween kicks off, I sometimes forget to show off birthday loot.Features the art of the computer animated film, including sketches, a color script, illustrations of the characters, and commentary from the movie's creators. In addition to this book, she’s the author of Tarot for Self-Care: How to Use Tarot to Manifest Your Best Self and Spell Jars for the Modern Witch: A Practical Guide to Crafting Spell Jars for Abundance, Luck, Protection, and More, as well as a dozen licensed tarot decks. Let Maleficent, Captain Hook, and other classic baddies guide your tarot practice with the only official tarot deck featuring Disney's most wicked villains. Vannina’s illustrations are rendered in a style that is less reminiscent of the film, and more like the recent “modernized“ style found in many of the recirculated IPs seen on the Disney Channel — but this updating makes the cards no less appealing.

Tell us why you liked or disliked the book; using examples and comparisons is a great way to do this.Readers who permit the querant to shuffle the cards may appreciate this, as many non-readers (indeed, as well as some readers! The second printing and any subsequent runs (if a third run ever happens) will also be done in small numbers and there will be some changes in each run.