The Crystal Visions deck includes an Unknown Card for gazing into the future, or exploring issues with deeper insight. But for those who are new to the Tarot, I like the way the author and artist has written the 63-page accompanying booklet. This deck is likely to appeal to readers who prefer traditional RWS titles and symbolism, but also like to work with cards that feature romantic, fantasy-style art suggestive of the Faerie realm.

Since many readers have come to form strong associations with the Rider-Waite deck, the Crystal Visions Tarot remains true to this classic 78-card system in much of its symbolism, as well as in card and suit names and numbering. Some of the images don't speak the meanings I'm used to, which is great creatively, but makes reading a bit harder.Sometimes they seem bland and simple, but close examination reveals an appealing variety of color, shade, and shadow. Here we see a lone figure, in a lavender robe, sitting atop a mountain, with a lamp in their left hand. The LWB provides an Introduction to the deck along with descriptions and divinatory meanings for each card, including meanings for reversed cards. Fantasy artist Jennifer Galasso has created Crystal Visions Tarot in a unique style with ethereal faerie imagery and a vibrant colour scheme inspired by the four seasons and the four elements.

I’d love to see a Tarot In A Tin version of this, hopefully, it will be something they publish at some point!Many of the cards feature a single character, but when placed in the patterns of a spread, they open up to each other. Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. Listings or claims may not offer medical advice, and may not be intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.