Tarot

Release date: 23.12.2021

78 cards with instructions

Follow the KEYMASTER and look behind the closed doors of the mysterious house! These unique tarot cards by Lorenzo Gaggiotti lead you into the deepest rooms of your soul to hidden desires and your unconscious knowledge. The Keymaster Tarot connects the classic Tarot de Marseille with the well-known Tarot of A. E. Waite. The sensational illustrations of the Major Arcana are full of aesthetics, power and modernity, the cards of the Minor Arcana show the symbols of the classic playing cards. Detailed instruction booklet by Lilo Schwarz.. Contents: 78 tarot cards and 80-page booklet

Booklet with around 96 pages, 78 cards (140 x 95 mm), published 01.12.2023

The Thoth Tarot was painted by the artist Frieda Lady Harris under the guidance of the famous occultist Aleister Crowley. Although Lady Harris knew very little about Tarot and its symbolism, she transferred all the subtleties into the paintings with great sensitivity. Numerous cards were painted in several versions until they finally met Crowley’s approval. For this current new edition, revisions and slight corrections were again made to the image data in order to best reproduce the fidelity of the original paintings. In addition, single card names (in some language editions) were corrected and the booklet – with the original interpretive texts of Aleister Crowley – revised and expanded.

– The THOTH TAROT by Frieda Harris and Aleister Crowley is, next to the Tarot by A.E. Waite, the most important tarot deck
– Revised image data adapted to the original paintings
– Revised and supplemented booklet
– Partially newly translated card names
– 3 sizes available – Deluxe – Standard – Pocket (english editions)

The popular Tarot Cards of Arthur E. Waite and Pamela Colman Smith. This edition consists of a sturdy bottom lid box with a detailed instruction booklet of 96 pages with texts from Rachel Pollack and Johannes Fiebig. The frontsides of the cards offer the a beautiful reprint of the colors of the historic cards. The back of the cards shows the famous brown pebble back that was the very backside of the first printing of the cards from A.E. Waite and Pamela Colman Smith in 1909.

78 cards, 99 x 169 mm