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Celtic Tarot [Cards]

Giacinto Gaudenzi (Author), S. Tenuta (Author), Lo Scarabeo (Author)

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Amazon.com: 3.9 out of 5 stars  7 reviews
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5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely charming 12 April 2005
By Steph - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Cards
I've bought this deck following my interest in the Celtic culture and I've found it to be absolutely fantastic.

Pictures may look familiar to those people into cartomancy because they repeat those of the best know Rider Waite deck. Nevertheless this doesn't spoil the fascination of this deck.

Images are carefully drawn and they are soaked with Celtic atmosphere. The Major Arcana depict the Gods of ancient Irish pantheon while the Minor Arcana tell the story of the four populations that inhabitate Ireland according to Celtic Myths: the horrible Phomores, the warrior like Ulaids, the ancient gods Tuatha de Danaan and the chivalrous Fianna.

Since I bought this deck I've been using this only although I have many different decks. In addition, the cards are made of good and sturdy material so they can be used more and more times without getting damaged.

The pack comes with a small leaflet that explains an alternative way to lay down the cards although I prefer using the usual methods.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A Very Nicely Done Deck 13 May 2004
By Matt Helm - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Cards
I ordered this when it first came out and have used it off and on since. This deck does not come with an accompanying book, just a small fold out flyer. This is the reason why I couldn't give it a 5 star rating. A deck like this really does need a thorough book to go with it. The flyer doesn't due the deck justice by not going into much detail in the divinatory meanings, just a word or two, so I think this would be very confusing for someone new to tarot. I'm a professional tarot reader by trade and I would've enjoyed reading more about the symbolism used in the cards.

The cards are slightly firm and have a nice slick lamination which makes them easy to shuffle. The artwork is amazing and this alone makes this deck worth purchasing. The colors used are bold and tend to sway toward the darker end of the color spectrum which I think gives it a more masculine feel than most decks I've seen. Don't get me wrong, I think the ladies will like it too, but men won't be turned off by it since it's definitely not a frilly deck.

While the Celtic Tarots is very pleasing to the eye, it is still a deck of substance. You can tell how much thought went into all of the designs just by looking at each card. Every single one has a distinct story to tell if you open yourself up to them. Overall, I think this is a good deck to have, especially if you love anything Celtic.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Perfect Celtic Deck 3 Feb 2009
By Angela Knotts - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Cards
I absolutely love this tarot deck. It's easy to transport and the pictures are fantastic. If you go to [...], there is a complete description of each card and the celtic stories behind them. (Don't just go by the leaflet that comes with the deck, it doesn't do it justice.) For anyone that feels a connection to the Celtic culture like I do, I would highly recommend this deck.
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