Goddess Tarot Deck

Goddess Tarot Deck is a celebration of the Divine Feminine. Drawing inspiration from the many goddesses honored throughout history and around the globe, The Goddess Tarot uses goddess myths and imagery to update traditional Tarot symbolism; it acknowledges women’s contemporary needs as well as her mythic past. The Goddess Tarot deck illustrated with ornate and evocative details brings tarot to life in new ways. And each card in the Major Arcana depicts the story of a different goddess. Each suit in the Minor Arcana corresponds to one of the four elements -- earth, air, water, and fire -- as well as to a particular goddess.

Meaning of the Suites in the Goddess Tarot:

• The suit of cups is associated with Venus, the Roman goddess of love.
• The suit of swords relates to Isis, the Egyptian goddess of magic and redemption.
• Pentacles portray Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of prosperity,
• and the suit of staves depict Freyja, the Norse goddess of creativity.

Artist and author Kris Waldherr also provides a beautifully written instruction booklet to help you get the most out of The Goddess Tarot.

Product Detail:

ISBN: 9781572810662
Publisher: U.S. Games, Inc., Published: September 1998.
Size: 3.5 x 1.2 x 4.7 inches, Weight: 0.70 Lbs.
Comes boxed with 78 cards with a 78-page Book and a Chart.
 

Author

As a visual artist, Kris Waldherr has a quarter of a million copies in print. She has had illustrations published as greeting cards, book covers, and in calendars and magazines. Her artwork is exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide including Ruskin Library, Mazza Museum of International Art, and National Museum of Women in the Arts. Kris Waldherr works and lives in Brooklyn in a Victorian-era house with her husband, their young daughter, and a very vocal Bengal cat.      

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