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- Sales Rank: #628808 in Books
- Colour: Multicolored
- Brand: Lo Scarabeo
- Published on: 2014-06-30
- Released on: 2014-06-30
- Dimensions: 5.51" h x
1.30" w x
7.91" l,
.0 pounds
- Binding: Cards
- 16 pages
Features
- 78 cards and instructions
- Cards 66 x 120mm
- Multilingual
- 78 cards and instructions
- Cards 66 x 120mm
- Multilingual
This item is currently out of stock. More stock is expected July 2017. Please feel free to place an order, and we will supply as soon as stock becomes available. Divination using tools such as oracle Cards, help to bring higher guidance and advice into our lives and brings to the surface information that is hidden or not immediately obvious to us. This deck contains 78 cards and instructions. Cards measure 66 x 120 mm. Multilingual
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Carla Tate
Silver Witchcraft Tarot is a great name for a deck. For me, it starts to tarnish rather quickly, though. (It turns out the deck is called Silver Witchcraft because it's got silver gilding. Presumably if they'd coloured the edges gold it would have been the Golden Witchcraft Tarot, or green the Green Witchcraft Tarot. Which actually might have been more interesting, and may have actually warmed the deck somewhat from its slightly frozen state.)Even though the deck is borderless and doesn't have multi-lingual titles, it does shout LoScarabeo from head to toe. The artwork is by Franco Rivolli, who seems to be a very prolific craftsman because he has done quite a few tarots.Pros:Colourful art work. It reminds me of the Radiant Rider Waite.Shiny silver edges.Suits have the elemental attributions I am accustomed to - Wands Fire, Cups Water, Swords Air, Pentacles Earth.There's at least a bit of action in the deck, things being blown about by the wind and so forth.The seasons of the year are depicted in the illustrations, somewhat.Traditional court cards are representedStrong earth-centric energy.Includes variety of ages, races and body types.No sexualised images.Most cards have at least a vague connection to traditional meanings.Elementals are represented (though they may also be a con!)The cards have a vibe.Cons:Images are slightly samey, consisting mostly of people in robes.The figures are fairly stiff and static.The pip cards do not have the correct number of pips. :(Cardstock is thick and shiny. (Some people love that)Some of the cards do not make sense without the book. But there are only a few cards like this.The little sylphs, gnomes, undines and salamanders are a bit too cutesy.All the cubes are a bit distracting.About the cubes: A friend who has the book told me that the cubes are meant to represent the 'material sphere', the 'intellectual sphere' and the 'divine sphere'. Which is great I suppose - but why are they cubes and not spheres? Ha haWheel of the Year:I've read online that the minors in this deck, 2-9, are meant to follow the Wheel of the Year. Apparently number 2 is Yule, and they run through the year to 9 as Samhain. This touch doesn't really add any value for me personally, and if I were to use this deck, I'm sure I would ignore that.Verdict:There is nothing wrong with this deck, but I can see that I won't be getting it out for reading and for myself I don't find the images visually arresting enough to keep the deck to look at. So it really deserves a better home where it can be appreciated and loved.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Inner Whispers
Just as there is a seemingly bottomless market for cat tarots, so too the audience for pagan/Wiccan decks appears inexhaustible. And Barbara Moore has certainly capitalised on both these trends with her Tarot of Pagan Cats (Lo Scarabeo, 2010) and her two Book of Shadows decks (Lo Scarabeo, 2012, 2013).Her latest creation, the Silver Witchcraft Tarot (Lo Scarabeo, 2014) is in many ways like an amalgam of the two Book of Shadows decks. It is at least as easy to read as the So Below deck, but with many of the more esoteric aspects and Wiccan timing elements found in the As Above deck. As such, it is both innovative and traditional, easy to read straight out of the box, yet offering much extra information for those interested in the Wiccan path.In terms of the cards themselves, they definitely break the Lo Scarabeo mould! They are borderless, with titles just in English. The artwork, too, mixes innovation and tradition. All the Majors are easily recognisable, with only one (the High Priest/Hierophant) having been renamed. Each Major features a cube as a plinth, though they vary from vine-covered to ethereal white, and many share a background, also. For example, the Hermit features the same background as all the cards from Strength to Temperance. This bearded old man with a lantern fits well with traditional archetypes, while adding an interesting element with his caduceus wand.The Courts all show berobed figures, in suit/element appropriate robes: red for Wands, blue for Chalices, yellow for Swords, and green for Pentacles. There is nice variety in what they are doing, and the elements around them. I really like this Page of Swords, for example, with a book floating above one hand, an athame in the other, and a sylph by her side. Being up amongst the clouds also clearly indicates her element: air.The Aces are also very interesting and clear, representing the seed or source of their suit. The Wands Ace shows a large flame, with various fruits around it and a ginger cat walking among them. The book gives the key phrase: "The spark that starts the fire," and goes on to explain that: "Everything that is manifested in the physical world begins as a spark, an idea."As for the Minors, these (at least numbers 2-9) are linked to the eight wiccan sabbats. So, the Nine of Chalices connects with Samhain/Halloween. The image of a woman sitting as though giving thanks under the rays of a crescent moon doesn't match the traditional guy sitting looking smug in front of nine cups. Nevertheless, as the book explains: "This is a time to not only enjoy the gifts we have received and helped create, it is a time to reconnect with the spiritual world, our ancestors, our guides and allies, and the Goddess and God." The end of the year fits well with the idea of a cycle coming to completion, and Halloween as the last harvest of the year is truly a time to give thanks and to also start to turn inward, to take emotional stock. A spiritual take on the Nine of Cups, but one that still fits the keywords of wishes fulfilled and contentment!This deck is an interesting departure for Lo Scarabeo, moving away from their traditional white borders and multi-lingual titles. It reads well, and the timing aspect of it is a fascinating addition to understanding the minors. Altogether, Barbara Moore has achieved a deck that is well worth spending some time with, while remaining more accessible than the Book of Shadows decks were.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By JB
These cards really are stunning. They have beautiful artwork and are made with sturdy card stock. They are silver gilded (which I love & borderless) and follow a strong Wiccan & Pagan theme. I will say the only downside is the suit of wands, there is no actual wands in the picture (or vey few) however they are amazing cards
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