Ignigena
First, apologies if I've posted this in the wrong place...
I've been eyeing this deck for a while as one I'd like to add to my collection. Saw the mini ed. in Borders and couldn't resist. Well, unfortunately for some reason it came not with its own LWB but with the LWB for the Fairy Tarots instead. This is rather distressing considering it's not quite what you'd call an intuitive deck. Anyhow, as I was perusing it I came across the Ace of Broomsticks and I was at a loss. The card shows a witch sitting over a white rabbit that's busily bathing itself. The witch holds in her right hand an apple, in her left hand she holds a dagger that could poised above the bunny, but could also be in line with the apple (blade is pointing up). So what's supposed to be going on in this card? And what's the significance of it? Can anyone who has the booklet (or who has experience working with these cards) tell me what's being depicted? Any help would be appreciated. Many thanks.
~~~Ignigena
I've been eyeing this deck for a while as one I'd like to add to my collection. Saw the mini ed. in Borders and couldn't resist. Well, unfortunately for some reason it came not with its own LWB but with the LWB for the Fairy Tarots instead. This is rather distressing considering it's not quite what you'd call an intuitive deck. Anyhow, as I was perusing it I came across the Ace of Broomsticks and I was at a loss. The card shows a witch sitting over a white rabbit that's busily bathing itself. The witch holds in her right hand an apple, in her left hand she holds a dagger that could poised above the bunny, but could also be in line with the apple (blade is pointing up). So what's supposed to be going on in this card? And what's the significance of it? Can anyone who has the booklet (or who has experience working with these cards) tell me what's being depicted? Any help would be appreciated. Many thanks.
~~~Ignigena