Producer: US Games Systems

Author: David Palladini

Includes: 78 Cards + Instruction booklet

ISBN: 9780913866696

One of the world's oldest, famous, and best-selling decks, the Aquarian Tarot is designed in the traditional Rider Waite Smith visual system by combining ancient tarot symbols with distinctive visual details. represents the Aquarian age, when the deck first appeared (1970s). Aquarian Tarot's watercolor image is considered to be easily perceived in a natural way, instead of forcing users to understand in a fixed sense; Artistic elements are also highly appreciated when both conveying classic features and evoking modernity and breaking ways.

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This Aquarian Tarot deck is based on the Rider Waite Smith (RWS) standard, using many familiar symbols. The deck is slightly different due to its use of medieval imagery with a flair for the 1970s. For example, the Seven of Cups has a space hat. Many cards have white space and often focus on the shoulders and faces of the characters in the card. Colors are shown quite deep, mostly dark tones dotted with a few touches of pink - purple - light blue. The faces on the cards are presented in a different style, seeming to be elegant strokes, revealing themselves from the colorful hoods - headgear - hair.

As I mentioned above, the images in this deck are inspired by RWS but with slight changes. For example, the woman in the Nine of Swords seems to be crying outside instead of sitting in bed inside the house; the image of the World card is a woman instead of the traditional bisexual; The Strength card shows a man in armor accompanied by a hunting dog, it clearly shows physical strength, not the mental strength this card often says; the Temperance card depicts a serious woman that I cannot understand the reason for that seriousness; The Star card has a peacock.

Posts are of standard size. Not too big, not too small… it can be said that it fits the general standard. Scramble is very easy. The titles of the major arcana are part of the stroke on the cards while the titles of the minor arcana are nicely written at the bottom.