nisaba
Jesii said:
If it's in your bag, nobody sees it but you. If it's out of your bag it do0esn't matter what size a deck is, I don't know of too many Tarot decks you can mistake for playing cards.
Mini Decks...?
If it's in your bag, nobody sees it but you. If it's out of your bag it do0esn't matter what size a deck is, I don't know of too many Tarot decks you can mistake for playing cards.teomat
I got one from Amazon France. Not sure how convenient that is for you...?HerzogIsGod said:
daphne
Silver Crow said:My favorite is Tarot: The Complete Kit. Here is a link for it on Amazon. This is a perfect deck for reading in public, totally not offensive to anyone. I love this little deck.I know there is another name for it, but I'm drawing a blank.
http://www.amazon.com/Tarot-Complet...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1284572545&sr=8-1
What deck is this, I cannot see card images on Amazon? The pips are non-illustrated?
nisaba
The Nova?
daphne
nisaba said:
Yeah, I did not know about this one.
I searched a little and I saw minors are illustrated, all images quite simplistic.
nortytiger
I have a little Sharman-Casselli deck, the cards are approx 3.3"x2". It is a perfect size for popping into a handbag and the cards are very readable with clear images.
I am not sure if you can buy the deck on its own but I got mine in a box set called "The Tarot Box" by New Age and it comes with a mini book. the deck doesn't come in its own individual box so you would need to put them in a bag for carrying around.
can't post a link for some reason but it is on amazon at just over £11 and they come up a lot on ebay, there is one up for auction at the moment at £4.00 with £3 p&p I will PM you the item no.
I am not sure if you can buy the deck on its own but I got mine in a box set called "The Tarot Box" by New Age and it comes with a mini book. the deck doesn't come in its own individual box so you would need to put them in a bag for carrying around.
can't post a link for some reason but it is on amazon at just over £11 and they come up a lot on ebay, there is one up for auction at the moment at £4.00 with £3 p&p I will PM you the item no.
canid
Le Fanu said:By my criteria there are those silly miniature doll's house ones which are just pointless. The key ring-type ones.
Then there are the mini ones which you shuffle with slightly cupped hands. Like LoS minis, Grimaud Marseilles, Mini Connolly etc
Then there are the pocket ones; Universal Waite, the smallest Thoth. These are the ones which are generally comfortable for most people. About the size of a travelling soap tin.
But that's just how I think of them.
Thanks for clearing that up. So my 'regular', or large, Hanson-Roberts is a pocket size? The 'mini' HR is a big larger than my LS Mini New Vision. I don't have any of those postage stamp size decks. I do, however, have a mini Ouija board! Has a little drawer for the planchette...it's so cute.
214red
I have the card sized RWS and the mini RWS and they come out with me sometimes
Morwenna
Jesii said:Wow, loads of choice there. I was considering carrying a 'pocket' deck, but mine is a really small handbag, so I'm after a 'mini' but Le Fanu's comments on shuffleability is making me wonder...
I find that my minis shuffle just fine. You just hold your fingers closer together.
If you keep your other hand cupped they won't fly anywhere.WyrdRaven
I carry around the pocket Rider-Waite, which is a good size for readings. I also have the mini-Albano, but it is too small to be practical, at least if you are reading for someone else. Better suited for cat or ferret paws!
