Elysian Radiance Tarot Deck

Elysian Radiance Tarot Deck

Elysian Radiance Tarot Deck is a 78-card tarot deck. 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.

From the publisher

Awaken your intuition and embrace the magic of tarot with our exquisitely crafted tarot decks, designed to empower modern mystics. Whether you’re a tarot beginner seeking clarity or a seasoned reader deepening your divination practice, these 78-card decks—featuring the transformative Major Arcana and insightful Minor Arcana—are your key to spiritual guidance, self-discovery, and cosmic connection. Each deck includes a 100-page guidebook. Decode the secrets of The Fool, The Magician, The High Priestess, and all 78 cards with ease. Premium Craftsmanship, Aligned with Energy Matte Tarot Deck: Smudge-resistant and tactile—perfect for meditative focus.

Highlights

• Cards: 78 (as listed).
• Includes: 100-page guidebook (as described by the publisher).
• See it in person: browse our deck wall at 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square.

Specifications

• Title: Elysian Radiance Tarot Deck
• Type: tarot deck
• Cards: 78
• SKU: 32117

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Near Union Square, NYC

Browse crystals, books, tarot decks, and spiritual tools at our Manhattan shop, 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square. Reach us at 212-645-0141 or info@namastebookshop.com.

Questions shoppers ask

How many cards are in Elysian Radiance Tarot Deck?

The deck has 78 cards (as listed), with a 100-page guidebook.

Can I find Elysian Radiance Tarot Deck near Union Square?

Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011 in Manhattan stocks Elysian Radiance Tarot Deck. The shop is a short walk from Union Square; call 212-645-0141 to confirm stock before you visit, or order online.

How should I get to know 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.