Golden Tarot of the Tsar by Lo Scarabeo

Golden Tarot of the Tsar by Lo Scarabeo

Golden Tarot of the Tsar is a tarot deck by Lo Scarabeo, published by Llewellyn (as listed). A tarot deck is used for reflection and divination: you shuffle, lay cards out in a spread, and interpret each card's imagery and position.

About this deck

The Golden Tarot of Tsar is printed with shining gold foil, evocative of the richness of the art of the Tsars. Atanassov meticulously captures the intricate art of the Russian miniaturists who exemplified the art of this time. He also brilliantly merges the archetypes of the Tarot with the histories of Christian saints. Just as the saints achieved spiritual enlightenment and expressed their precepts in their daily actions, so the Tarot helps us access the spiritual and manifest it in our everyday lives. The companion booklets for most Lo Scarabeo decks are in five languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German.

At a glance

• Creator: Lo Scarabeo.
• Includes: guidebook (as described by the publisher).
• Gift idea: a thoughtful present for anyone who reads cards or wants to start.

Product details

• Title: Golden Tarot of the Tsar
• Type: tarot deck
• Creator: Lo Scarabeo
• Publisher: Llewellyn
• ISBN: 9780738702391

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Questions shoppers ask

Who created Golden Tarot of the Tsar?

Golden Tarot of the Tsar is by Lo Scarabeo, published by Llewellyn.

Is Golden Tarot of the Tsar sold in a store in Manhattan?

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How do I start reading with a new tarot deck?

Look through every card first, then read the guidebook alongside the images. Many readers begin with a single card each day before moving on to three-card spreads such as past, present, and future.