Pagan Otherworlds - Tarot Cards

€75.00

One of our perennial bestsellers, the Pagan Otherworld tarot deck from US-based Uusi is truly a piece of art to keep in your collection.

Pair with our Notes From the Pagan Otherworlds - Tarot Book - this book walks you through the artist's interpretation of each of the 84 cards

The deck is produced by Uusi founders Linnea Gits and Peter Dunham, themselves also designers and artists. It introduces a 23rd Higher Arcana card, "The Seeker" and five "Luna Cards" – all original introductions to the tarot format created by Uusi and found exclusively in Uusi's Pagan Otherworld's Tarot.

All imagery in this 84-card deck is hand painted using traditional oils by Linnea Gits and all copy is hand lettered by Peter Dunham. The deck is inspired by the visual beauty of nature, early Celtic mysticism and the luminous beauty of Renaissance paintings.

Traditional craftsmanship is of utmost importance to Uusi; they work with small family-owned companies still producing in the US.

Third Edition Pagan Otherworlds Tarot
printed on luxurious, heavy, playing card stock with an embossed linen finish
75 x 130mm card size
22 major arcana cards
56 lower arcana cards
introducing a 23rd major arcana card exclusive to Uusi's tarot "The Seeker" bearing the infinity symbol
introducing 5, silver holographic "Luna Cards"
printed by The Expert Playing Card Company New York, NY

Often bought together with

Table Talk Card Game €17.50

Table Talk Card Game

€17.50

40 placecards with 80 questions for sparking meaningful and revealing conversations around the table.

A meal with friends is only ever as good as the questions we ask one another. Too often, we fall back on polite but not so inspired staples: 'Have you got anything special planned for the weekend?' 'What do you do?', and so on.

But there are better kinds of questions - questions that work like magic keys that open up our hearts, draw out our memories and prompt our latent reserves of generosity, fun and interest.

This pack collects 80 of these sorts of questions to ensure a meal together can be at once meaningful, entertaining and touching. Laid out on placecards, the questions gently and charmingly pull our fellow diners towards the sort of topics that matter most to our deeper selves - and help us get the most out of one another.

Instructions:

Use 1 card per place setting.
Fold each card in half and add your guest's name. Now you can select who sits next to whom.
Each card has 2 questions. Prompt your guests to use them over the meal as a way to get to know their neighbours and have more interesting and meaningful conversations.

Questions Include:

What do other people not understand about you?
What do you worry about in the middle of the night?
Which three adjectives capture important things about you?
When you feel upset, how - ideally - would you like to be comforted?
What's the best way to break up a relationship?
If you were braver, what would you be doing with your life?
In what ways is your family especially odd?
What have your learnt about yourself in the past year?
What do you look for in a very close friend?
What kind of character trait that you don't possess do you find attractive in others?