The young witch tarot deck is a unique and captivating set of tarot cards specifically designed for young witches and those who are new to the practice of tarot reading. Created with a modern and whimsical art style, these cards strive to resonate with a younger audience and provide a fresh perspective on the traditional tarot symbolism. Featuring vibrant colors, intricate details, and diverse representation, the young witch tarot deck aims to make tarot more accessible and relatable to a broader range of individuals. The illustrations on each card are thoughtfully crafted to capture the essence of the tarot's archetypes while adding a contemporary twist. The young witch tarot deck follows the structure of a traditional tarot deck, consisting of 78 cards divided into the Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana represents significant life events and spiritual lessons, while the Minor Arcana focuses on more practical and everyday aspects of life, including relationships, work, and personal growth.
• An 8”x10” bag to hold all of your Young Witch treasures.
This deck is faithful to the art and imagery of the RWS deck illustrator, Pamela Coleman Smith, Pammy, as we call her, but digitally revitalized and refreshed with a bright and vibrant palette by children s author illustrator and tarot deck creator, Natalie Meraki. Anybody starting off on their esoteric journey will know that the Rider Waite Smith RWS deck is the standard to learn from, unless your art deck has an octopus as a Hierophant and you are cool with that.
The Major Arcana represents significant life events and spiritual lessons, while the Minor Arcana focuses on more practical and everyday aspects of life, including relationships, work, and personal growth. As with any tarot deck, the young witch tarot deck can be used for self-reflection, divination, and gaining insight into various aspects of life. Each card carries its own symbolism, offering guidance, and encouraging introspection.
Tarot Deck Review – The Young Witch Tarot by Natalie Meraki and Bob Smithies
Welcome to Dark Reads, today I’m coming to you with a deck review for The Young Witch Tarot by Natalie Meraki and Bob Smithies. Big thanks to Bob and Natalie for sending me a deck for review!
The Young Witch Deck is aimed at the ‘young witch’ of course but it is also aimed at the young at heart and those who are just young in their journey of learning Tarot. It’s fun, clever and totally endearing.
Let’s have a look!
The accompanying guidebook provides interpretations and explanations to help users navigate the meanings of the cards. What sets the young witch tarot deck apart is its intention to engage and resonate with younger individuals who may be drawn to witchcraft, spirituality, or a desire for self-discovery. By providing a contemporary interpretation of the tarot, this deck aims to empower young witches and inspire them on their personal journeys. Whether you are an experienced tarot reader or a complete beginner, the young witch tarot deck offers a fresh and inviting approach to the ancient practice of tarot reading. Its youthful energy, eye-catching artwork, and relatable themes make it a valuable tool for those seeking guidance and introspection..
Reviews for "Tarot for Self-Reflection: Using the Young Witch Tarot Deck to Gain Clarity and Insight"
1. Sarah - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really excited to get the Young Witch tarot deck, but I have to say I was extremely disappointed with it. The artwork looked beautiful online, but in person, it was lacking in detail and quality. The cards felt flimsy and cheaply made, which was a real letdown considering the price of the deck. Additionally, the guidebook that came with it felt very basic and didn't provide enough information about the cards. Overall, it just didn't meet my expectations and I would not recommend it to others.
2. David - ★★☆☆☆
I had high hopes for the Young Witch tarot deck, but unfortunately, it fell short for me. While the artwork is charming and whimsical, it lacks the depth and symbolism that I look for in a tarot deck. The interpretations of the cards felt shallow and didn't resonate with me spiritually. The cards themselves were also smaller than I expected, making it difficult to fully appreciate the details. Overall, I found the Young Witch tarot deck to be underwhelming and would not choose to use it for my tarot readings.
3. Emily - ★★☆☆☆
I was initially drawn to the Young Witch tarot deck because of its unique theme and colorful illustrations. However, upon receiving it, I found that the quality of the cards was lacking. They felt thin and flimsy, which made me worry about their durability. Additionally, I found that some of the cards' meanings deviated significantly from traditional tarot interpretations, making it harder for me to connect with the deck during readings. While I appreciate the effort put into the design, I ultimately feel like this deck missed the mark for me in terms of both quality and symbolism.
4. Michael - ★☆☆☆☆
The Young Witch tarot deck was a total disappointment. The artwork looks cute and appealing at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it lacks the depth and sophistication that I expect from a tarot deck. The colors are muddy and dull, and the illustrations lack the fine details that make tarot cards visually captivating. The guidebook that accompanies the deck is not helpful at all, as it offers very little insight into the meanings of the cards. Overall, this deck feels more like a novelty item rather than a serious tool for tarot readings. Save your money and invest in a better quality deck.