AJ
This was published last year, can't believe there are no threads for this amazing deck.
I first heard of it on Helen's South African based blog (IheartTarot)
http://mywingsofdesireblog.blogspot.com/
Which led me to Robyn_Anne Pollards blog
http://africantarot.com/index.html
and from there to the deck
http://africantarot.com/tarot.html
The shipment was fulfilled by Tarot Media Company
http://store.tarotmediacompany.com/ here in the US.
And it turns out there are some images in the Decks section here
http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/cards/itongo/
It comes with a 144 page soft cover book typing paper sized, with print and images done in an easy on the eyes sepia tone.
The cards are identical in height to Lo Scarabeo decks and 3.25" wide
The stacked cellophaned deck is 1.25" high. The cardstock is similar to Buckland Romani 2nd edition
The art is by Chantal Fielding
The majors are gold bordered
Swords are silver bordered
Wands are pink/salmon bordered
Cups are a deeper grey bordered
Coins are sage green bordered
Keyword on bottom of each card, pips are fully illustrated
The suits represent the myths and tribal traditions of four different areas of South Africa.
A really nice change from the white mans land and culture.
edited to add artist's website
http://www.artbychantalf.com/
I first heard of it on Helen's South African based blog (IheartTarot)
http://mywingsofdesireblog.blogspot.com/
Which led me to Robyn_Anne Pollards blog
http://africantarot.com/index.html
and from there to the deck
http://africantarot.com/tarot.html
The shipment was fulfilled by Tarot Media Company
http://store.tarotmediacompany.com/ here in the US.
And it turns out there are some images in the Decks section here
http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/cards/itongo/
It comes with a 144 page soft cover book typing paper sized, with print and images done in an easy on the eyes sepia tone.
The cards are identical in height to Lo Scarabeo decks and 3.25" wide
The stacked cellophaned deck is 1.25" high. The cardstock is similar to Buckland Romani 2nd edition
The art is by Chantal Fielding
The majors are gold bordered
Swords are silver bordered
Wands are pink/salmon bordered
Cups are a deeper grey bordered
Coins are sage green bordered
Keyword on bottom of each card, pips are fully illustrated
The suits represent the myths and tribal traditions of four different areas of South Africa.
A really nice change from the white mans land and culture.
edited to add artist's website
http://www.artbychantalf.com/