Modern Witch Tarot

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The extra card titled Everything Is Fine is identical to the 10 of Swords, and though no divinatory meaning is assigned to it, presumably its title says it all. But, in 2021, this Late Middle Age practice has become as commonplace as waking up and checking your Co-Star horoscope app. The box is predominantly white and printed with images from the deck, as well as a brief descriptor of the Modern Witch Tarot, and publisher’s details.

The Minor Arcana is divided into four suits – Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles, with 10 number cards and 4 Court cards. While there are a few Barbie Doll figures (like the Seven of Wands above), Sterle has also taken care to depict a few women who are not stick-thin.

It includes all 22 major arcana cards, the four suits of the minor arcana, and two additional cards — the notable of which states: "You are a badass being. f GDPR, this serves to safeguard our legitimate interests in a correct presentation of our offer, which outweigh the interests of the parties concerned.

The Modern Witch Tarot Deck is the answer to your questions about the past, the present, and whatever the future may hold, and its empowering messages will help you take the next step toward whatever you desire.If you have any questions regarding the collection, processing or use of your personal data, for information, correction, restriction or deletion of data as well as revocation of given consents or objection to a certain use of data, please contact us directly via the contact data in our imprint.

More than that, even if you are unfamiliar with the RWS, the symbology is still clear and the use of modern details make it even easier to draw meaning from. But I think the kind of witch this deck is marketed to is a very specific one that’s not necessarily the same sort of witch I am. Väärennös on tätä jykevään pahviboksiin pakattua originaalia paljon heppoisampi tekele tosi ohuilla jja lötköillä korteilla. Devil Wears Prada references aside, it’s actually a pretty disturbing trend in tarot decks that I’ve painfully noticed.

Lavishly illustrated with all new full-page colour artwork by Lisa Sterle, Modern Witch Tarot Journal has a faux-leather cover with the Modern Witch logo embossed on the back. And that’s really the core of the Modern Witch Tarot, for women and femmes to see themselves represented in the cards; a deck that looks like its readers- across ages, bodies, races, and gender expressions. The colorfully illustrated, two-piece box is blessedly easy to open and close and securely holds both the deck and guidebook with no issue.