The Rider-Waite Tarot Card Deck
The Rider-Waite deck was originally published in 1909, and has been through many editions and iterations since. Illustrated by Pamela Coleman-Smith, based on the instructions of academic and mystic Arthur Edward Waite, it is estimated over 20 million copies of this tarot deck exist worldwide. Rich with abundant symbolism, this deck is prolifically referenced and used.
Whilst this deck does not come with a guidebook, I suggest referencing the ‘between the worlds’ podcast, as it is a highly detailed audio reference which I personally find to be an enriching way to discover and decipher the card meanings, history and symbology.
The Rider-Waite deck was originally published in 1909, and has been through many editions and iterations since. Illustrated by Pamela Coleman-Smith, based on the instructions of academic and mystic Arthur Edward Waite, it is estimated over 20 million copies of this tarot deck exist worldwide. Rich with abundant symbolism, this deck is prolifically referenced and used.
Whilst this deck does not come with a guidebook, I suggest referencing the ‘between the worlds’ podcast, as it is a highly detailed audio reference which I personally find to be an enriching way to discover and decipher the card meanings, history and symbology.
The Rider-Waite deck was originally published in 1909, and has been through many editions and iterations since. Illustrated by Pamela Coleman-Smith, based on the instructions of academic and mystic Arthur Edward Waite, it is estimated over 20 million copies of this tarot deck exist worldwide. Rich with abundant symbolism, this deck is prolifically referenced and used.
Whilst this deck does not come with a guidebook, I suggest referencing the ‘between the worlds’ podcast, as it is a highly detailed audio reference which I personally find to be an enriching way to discover and decipher the card meanings, history and symbology.