Mystical Women's Tarot

Name: Mystical Women's Tarot
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A Deck of Fearless Femmes

AvCécile Roumiguière

2025

221 kr

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Beskrivning

A magical full-color tarot deck of powerful womenWith richly detailed, fantastical illustrations, this stunning new tarot deck of mystical women is a must-have. The 78 full-color cards follow the traditional structure of the tarot: 22 major arcana—each a portrait of a powerful woman associated with one of the figures of the tarot, such as the Magician, Justice, the Hanged Man—and 56 minor arcana.The accompanying booklet contains all the keys needed to guide the reader through a magical journey of self-discovery: how to draw the cards, what the symbols mean, and clues for the interpretation of ancient wisdom.Featuring 78 beautifully illustrated cards and a 96-page booklet, Mystical Women's Tarot is both practical and gift-ready.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2025-11-20
Höjd:159 x 237 x 38 mm
Vikt:784 g
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:78
Förlag:Abrams
Illustratör:Benjamin Lacombe
EAN:9781419784606

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Tarot inom Ande, kropp och själ

Mer om författaren

Cécile Roumiguière is a playwright and bestselling author based in Paris. She is the founder of Plateau Lecture, a collective that organizes public lectures. Benjamin Lacombe is one of the leading representatives of the new French illustration. At the age of 19, he published his first graphic novel and several other illustrated books. His final school project, Cerise Griotte (Cherry and Olive), became his first children’s book and was published by Seuil Jeunesse in March 2006. It was published the following year by Walker Books (USA) and listed as one of Time’s 10 best children’s books in 2007. Since then, Lacombe has written and illustrated a number of books and regularly exhibits his work, most prominently with galleries such as Ad Hoc Art (New York), Dorothy Circus (Rome), Maruzen (Tokyo), Nucleus (Los Angeles), and Daniel Maghen Gallery (Paris). Lacombe lives and works in Paris with his dogs, Virgile and Lisbeth.