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Steampunk Tarot Cards
Inspired by the linear designs and flowing curves of the art nouveau movement, each card melds Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism with mechanical ingenuity. This stunning tarot deck is based on the wildly popular steampunk genre. The guidebook includes tips, original spreads, and guidance in card interpretation. All information about metaphysical properties is for reference only. Full deck of tarot cards and book in a boxed set Each of these are governed by four Regulators of the Major Arcana or 'Gods of the Machine'. It is a combination of research on how the gemstones have been used by different cultures today and throughout history, and our own personal experience.
Crystal Healing Disclaimer
- Card Count: 78
- Number of Cards: The deck includes 78 tarot cards for a complete divination experience.
- Type: Steampunk Games
- 10 cm (L) X 4.
- Does not contain a physical guidebook, but an electronic version can be obtained by scanning the QR code on the packaging.
- Electronic Guidebook: An electronic guidebook can be accessed by scanning a QR code.
Reviews
Amazon Kunde Elly S.
When you pull it, the book goes up and you see the cards, packed neatly in the carved space. Steampunk tarot stood out in the flood of apps so I bought the app and I was blown away by the pictures and some alternative card meanings that suited better my first instincts. But I will tell you the book is very thick, has keywords, and a description explaining the each card. ♥️ I mean, the whole thing is so thoughtfully done, with such attention to details, that it’s worth any price.
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I started playing with tarot recently, purely because I’m a huge Ciro Marchetti fan and I wanted to own one of his decks. I have to say, I’m barely ever lacking words but this piece of art left me speechless.
Tony
The box is already beautiful, with magnetic closure. As far as what the book is like. That is the only thing I would change.
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It makes them appear super cheap. And at last, but certainly not least, I found this amazing farewell at the end of the book.
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