"Urban Tarot Deck" ?
Amary
That empress is... wow. Just tell me that's a pomegranite, please.
nisaba
It's a babushka doll. You know, they fit inside each other like onion-skins?
Hey!
A Babushka Tarot!
Hey!
A Babushka Tarot!
magpie9
I don't think we're in Kansas anymore, Toto.....Amary said:
....but I think this empress is still a Virgin. I wonder what the High Priestess card looks like?Wendywu
Now now - that Empress could be a woman enfolding a small someone in her arms. It doesn't have to be what we see in the first instance but - if it is that, then it's a valid (if limited) interpretation..... in its way .......
but - if it is that, then it's a valid (if limited) interpretation..... in its way .......blue_fusion
There is this too: http://www.robertscottart.com/tarot.htm
magpie9
Interesting...it doesn't look like the same deck. Do you think it's 2 different decks with the same name, or what?blue_fusion said:
nisaba
Well, I tried to redeem the Empress, I really tried.
She's certainly very -er- female. But then, babushka dolls, with dolls-inside-dolls, usually are.
Suddenly I find myself craving my own secret recipe of mussels in eggplant and garlic sauce. Perhaps she looks like a hairless mussel. Yum.
She's certainly very -er- female. But then, babushka dolls, with dolls-inside-dolls, usually are.
Suddenly I find myself craving my own secret recipe of mussels in eggplant and garlic sauce. Perhaps she looks like a hairless mussel. Yum.
blue_fusion
magpie9 said:
I think they're two different decks - but I find the fact that they share the same title while having totally opposite styles interesting.
actually, I encountered the deck in the link I posted some years back, so I was surprised there's another deck with the same name.
magpie9
<falling about laughing...nisaba said:
> But eating mussels in eggplant and garlic sauce...a very worthwhile activity!