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Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot by Debora Mayfair
Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot by Debora Mayfair
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Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot by Debora Mayfair
Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot is a tarot deck by Debora Mayfair, 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 the deck
Combining traditional Japanese subjects with Art Nouveau aesthetics, this deck presents an esoteric play that will help you divine the answers you seek. In this beautiful tarot, each card is an essential character in the profound story. Like kabuki actors, the Arcana of this sophisticated deck tell that story with elegance, beauty, and ancient wisdom. Created by the highly acclaimed duo of artist Marga Biazzi and writer Debora Mayfair, this deck will appeal to fans of the Yokai Tarot and anyone who loves Japanese culture.
Highlights
- Creator: Debora Mayfair.
- Shop locally: one of hundreds of tarot and oracle decks at our shop near Union Square.
Details
- Title: Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot
- Type: tarot deck
- Creator: Debora Mayfair
- Publisher: Llewellyn
- ISBN: 9780738784762
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Questions before you buy?
Our staff at 2 West 14th Street near Union Square are happy to help with this deck. Call 212-645-0141, email info@namastebookshop.com, or drop by the shop.
Common questions
Who created Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot?
Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot is by Debora Mayfair, published by Llewellyn.
Where can I buy Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot in NYC?
Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011 in Manhattan stocks Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot. 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.
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