1JJ Swiss Tarot Cards GB: Complete with instructions

Tem imagens ricas, parecidas com o Tarot de Marseille com Juno no lugar da sacerdotisa e Jupiter no lugar do Papa. As cartas deslizam bem, são bem acabadas. O vendedor foi super cuidadoso com o deck - veio bem embalado. Compraria de novo o deck e do vendedor. Simplesmente AMEI!

Calidad precio muy buena. El mazo es muy interesante.

I can't tell much about the divination aspect of Tarot cards, but this pack is good for that purpose, it includes a leaflet describing the card meanings and the celtic cross layout.It's also a good pack to play tarot games with, Troccas or Troggu for example, which these cards are actually used for in Switzerland. Any other tarot game would benefit from using these cards, even tarot patiences (Imperial Trumps for example) are very good with these. Since the pips are indexed at useful locations (side or corner), you can hold the large number of cards usual in these kind of games, and still recognize them. The courts and the tarot cards (trumps) are so memorable, that I found it easy to recognize them even from partial images after just a short time. Note that the English language writings on the cards use divination tarot terminology (pentacles and wands), not the normal suit names of coins and batons.Probably my favourite Italian suited tarot deck.

This is my third purchase of this deck. I love it. The cards are not the art work of modern decks but an authentic powerful deck for a medium or mystic.

Not the original, but a scanned and (looks like) digital printing.FYI... When you receive the deck it says this is a scan of the original...I have collected the original version for many years and want to remark that these are only decent scans, super thin cards and come with a very thin box... it's like a heavy magazine paper, not even business card thickness. :-(Also, the scans appear to be "zoomed in" thus too close and clipping the original images.The colors are close, but you can tell this is a new ink printing process, not the original stunning prints of the early 70's.If you're new to tarot and want a cheap 1JJ deck that is in English language and is acceptable to learn on, this will do the trick and will certainly get you going!.However, I think you would be completely blown away if you ever saw and touched the original version.The originals-1. The cards are VERY thick, the first editions were like a credit card. LOL2. The images are more pushed back, so they're not in your face so much.3. The printing and colors are just amazing!4. The card box was A BOX, or on public distribution was a very sturdy thick paper that's lasted me 40 years!You'll see this same sturdy box with early Rider cards... wow! :-)FYI... There are a LOT of rip-off tarot cards being sold today.Clue #1 When the seller says the cards are from the 70's and there is a bar code on the box, then you know it's a scam!Clue #2 When the seller does not show all 6 sides of the box. This is done to hide the barcode or print house.Clue #3 To hide bad print alignment and wrong logo or graphics.Clue #4 The cards "look scanned" (flat and mushy) and not like originals that pop out.Clue# 5 The cards look "zoomed in".Clue #6 The back design is the wrong pattern and/or has wrong colors.Clue #7 The character and image artwork has the wrong colors for that year of original printing.Clue #8 The seller says the cards are printed in xxx country, but the originals were actually printed in zzz countryClue #9 The publisher and print house are wrong or omitted completely.Clue #10 Don't support scammers!!!Luckily this scanned (cloned) tarot set says they are scans of the originals, so that's good to know when purchasing.Clue #11 If you're buying a collector's item of any kind, and it's dirt cheap, then it's probably a scam or the seller is outright desperate... you need to know the difference!Overall, this is a good deck to learn the 1JJ tarot and are sturdy enough for light personal use..Be blessed,J