Tarot De Maria Celia

Lynyrd-Jym Narciso, a popular tarot artist, has channeled his creative talents into modernizing the Marseilles Tarot. The Tarot de Maria Celia draws inspiration from various traditional Marseilles styles while introducing its charming features to this innovative deck. The card illustrations boast a fresh Astel color Alette with "faux vintage" accents. Staying true to European tradition, the card titles are presented in French. This pocket-sized 80-card deck, enclosed in a tin, includes a 56-Age instruction booklet.When reading with Marseilles decks (as outlined in the Tarot de Maria Celia Booklet):emMost contemporary Tarot decks feature fully illustrated Pips, where cards from Aces to Tens display pictorial scenes akin to Court cards and Trumps (Major Arcana), as opposed to typical playing cards. Marseille cards resemble normal playing cards, with suit symbols thoughtfully arranged and adorned with scroll and leaf elements. This offers students a dual advantage. Firstly, it simplifies meditation on the meaning of each Pip without being influenced by predefined interpretations conveyed through scenic illustrations. For instance, what might the combination of the number eight and the suit of Swords signify? Secondly, the abstract quality of the decorative arrangements and elements in the Pips provides a strong foundation for a more intuitive, albeit abstract, approach to contemplating the cards' meanings.About Lynyrd-Jym Narciso:br Lynyrd-Jym Narciso, an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer hailing from the Philippines, has dedicated over a decade to crafting tarot decks. Among his creations is the Vanessa Tarot, published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. He is renowned for his diverse artistic styles showcased in his various decks. His primary influence and inspiration come from the Taxonomy of Art itself, exploring how styles and periods diverge, resulting in the distinct appearances of his decks. His illustrations have been featured in books like "Mga Tambay sa Tabi-Tabi: Creatures of Philippine Folklore" and "100 Questions Filipino Kids Ask Volume 2," among others. Lynyrd-Jym enjoys engaging in Aper and wood crafts, as well as generating and fusing ideas in a brainstorming process he dubs "conceTual collaging."