hannahma
I bought this on the internet recently.
See www.threerabbitstarot.co.uk/index.html
Oddly, they sell a tarot deck without posting any pictures of it.
I attach a few.
The Little White Book is actually a Large White Pamphlet, which modestly quotes "a satisfied family" as saying "We believe when new tarot readers combine this book with the Three Rabbits' Tarot Deck... they are holding probably the best beginners tarot resource in our World".
Er, no. the book is full of strange spelling and grammar errors. Sample: "The Moon shows two wolves baying at it. They represent a power tousle (sic) of conscious and unconscious minds. For most souls, uncertainty rains (sic) when the Moon trump appears, resulting in worng choices frequently being reached...." Man, makes my red-pencil fingers start to itch... if only they had hired a editor (me) who can read and write!
The pictures themselves are sometimes brilliant, sometimes mundane, often weirdly compressed by the computer imagine and usually so small, (on average sized cards with big fat white borders) that I cannot make out the details. Still, I find the deck really interesting, if not so fabulous as the creator believes it to be. There are keywords for both upright and reversed conditions, which probably would be a help to beginners.
See www.threerabbitstarot.co.uk/index.html
Oddly, they sell a tarot deck without posting any pictures of it.
I attach a few.
The Little White Book is actually a Large White Pamphlet, which modestly quotes "a satisfied family" as saying "We believe when new tarot readers combine this book with the Three Rabbits' Tarot Deck... they are holding probably the best beginners tarot resource in our World".
Er, no. the book is full of strange spelling and grammar errors. Sample: "The Moon shows two wolves baying at it. They represent a power tousle (sic) of conscious and unconscious minds. For most souls, uncertainty rains (sic) when the Moon trump appears, resulting in worng choices frequently being reached...." Man, makes my red-pencil fingers start to itch... if only they had hired a editor (me) who can read and write!
The pictures themselves are sometimes brilliant, sometimes mundane, often weirdly compressed by the computer imagine and usually so small, (on average sized cards with big fat white borders) that I cannot make out the details. Still, I find the deck really interesting, if not so fabulous as the creator believes it to be. There are keywords for both upright and reversed conditions, which probably would be a help to beginners.
) When I looked at the website I could not believe £ 2.99 was the price of the self-made deck (that's the majors only but still).