Magical Hours Tarot

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Magical Hours Tarot : Lattari, Cecilia, Belmonte, Fabiana: desertcart.in: Books Review: Muy bien. Review: I've been looking to expand my tarot collection to something that was more female focused. The traditional decks, with the postures the men have, just make me uncomfortable as time goes on. There's something grasping in them. So, when I asked someone about their favorite female centered decks, this was one suggestion. I researched pretty intensely, and decided to give them a try. First off, the packaging is gorgeous. The box is sturdy and easy to open and secure. The small book inside is easy to take out, and the deck is nestled like a jewel underneath. The cards are all that you've heard and more. Some of them just really speak all by themselves, like the Magician. Every single one is an exploration of color and shape and form and the whole thing feels utterly balanced and beautiful. I prefer to riffle shuffle, and these cards are stiff and thick enough to make that awkward, though it will get easier with time, I think. The deck is thick, but not that unwieldy level of thick that is beautiful, but impossible to handle well. As for the imagery and working with the deck, I love it. It's inspirational and deep and adds a new dimension to traditional readings. You can, very easily, go straight traditional, but this new dimension is so well thought out that it feels entirely natural. My only quibbles are that I would have liked to see something about the reversed readings, which are not mentioned at all, and naming what the flower on each card is, which could have been easily done on the pages of the booklet. Super highly recommended!