Decks and Seasons

Disa

• #1

Well I know that Fall has decks such as the Fenestra and the Halloween Tarot. What other decks are there that relate to the seasons?

I searched but didn't find a thread on wintry or Christmas themed decks. I'm searching for one with a wintry theme with blue and white colors, though I'm not sure why.

Any other ideas about decks as related to the seasons would be most appreciated.

With much love,

Disa

 

a_shikhs

• #2

The Fairytale Tarot would be perfect for xmassy readings. Its so beautiful and wintery.The artwork is really rich and breathtaking. Even the Druidcraft tarot might be good for the Christmas season.

 

Disa

• #3

Ohhh ty- the Chariot in the Fairytale deck is exactly what I was looking for!!! The Druidcraft I was drawn to long ago but felt I wasn't ready for it- I think I am now. Thanks!!! Great suggestions.

Happy Holidays,

Disa

 

connegrl

• #4

Kat Black's Golden is very much a deck for the autumn/winter season. I also think the Midieval Scapini is very suitable for the midwinter solstice. Both decks have colors that remind me of the winter season celebrations.

Jen

 

Emily

• #5

The Archeon always makes me think of Autumn because of its colours.

 

la-luna

• #6

The Bruegel Tarot contains a lot of winter landscapes and settings and the Tarot de La Rea has a fiery quality that goes very well with these dark days and festivities

 

Disa

• #7

Thank you all for your replies, keep them coming

Love and light,

Disa

 

Miren

• #8

The sad overtones of the Legend: Arthurian (it's got a lot of gray in it and watercolorness, but not in a fall way) makes me think of Winter. Perhaps also because its overall theme is loss, which one also associates with the bleakness of winter.

 

Disa

• #9

Bless xxx

 

retrokat

• #10

connegrl said:

Kat Black's Golden is very much a deck for the autumn/winter season. ....Both decks have colors that remind me of the winter season celebrations.

Jen

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Funny you should say that, I'm very much a Winter Person. It's strange how much of yourself finds it's way into your art, but that you don't realise the extent of it yourself until someone else points it out