Marilyn from Tarot Clarity | #AtoZTarotSeries Deck Creators Today's Feature is @ArtisanTarot @MarilynFromTarotClarity | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 21 minutes ago.
I've decided to begin an #AtoZTarotSeries showcasing decks by various tarot publishers, and what better way to start than with the folks over @ArtisanTarot
William Radar and Krisztin Kondor are the folks behind this publishing group.
The decks over at Artisan Tarot are moderately priced. Not inexpensive, not cost prohibitive. Somewhere in the middle.
I also have an Artisan Tarot playlist featuring all their decks.
One item I failed to mention that they have on their website is a variety of tarot talks and lectures, one of which is mine! The lecture I gave is one that I'm very proud of and it's still available on their website along with other lecturers: ArtisanTarot.com
Regrettably, I failed to mention their 22 card FF Solesio tarot deck (sitting on my table, how did I miss it?) from the Piedmont region of Italy. I showcased it in a recent video and I also did a side-by-side comparison of it to a facsimile and it held up very well against the facsimile.
This A to Z is a timely series because I have learned that Artisan Tarot will releasing a new historic tarot deck, the Jerger Tarot, a Besançon style deck and I'm really looking forward to showcasing it once it arrives, so stay tuned!!
Next in my series, B!
I've decided to begin an #AtoZTarotSeries showcasing decks by various tarot publishers, and what better way to start than with the folks over @ArtisanTarot
William Radar and Krisztin Kondor are the folks behind this publishing group.
The decks over at Artisan Tarot are moderately priced. Not inexpensive, not cost prohibitive. Somewhere in the middle.
I also have an Artisan Tarot playlist featuring all their decks.
One item I failed to mention that they have on their website is a variety of tarot talks and lectures, one of which is mine! The lecture I gave is one that I'm very proud of and it's still available on their website along with other lecturers: ArtisanTarot.com
Regrettably, I failed to mention their 22 card FF Solesio tarot deck (sitting on my table, how did I miss it?) from the Piedmont region of Italy. I showcased it in a recent video and I also did a side-by-side comparison of it to a facsimile and it held up very well against the facsimile.
This A to Z is a timely series because I have learned that Artisan Tarot will releasing a new historic tarot deck, the Jerger Tarot, a Besançon style deck and I'm really looking forward to showcasing it once it arrives, so stay tuned!!
Next in my series, B!
