Two of Feathers
Decisions & Direction
choices, courage, truth, preparedness, confidence
Spiritsong Tarot by Paulina Cassidy
The Winter Waite glitter edition tarot deck review
The Winter Waite glitter edition by James Battersby and Christine Aguiar
This is a traditional Waite deck that has been slightly altered to incorporate winter themes, such as snow, red & green colors, elves, candy, holly and mistletoe. It is called the glitter edition because each card is delightfully glittered and coated with a clear protective coat so the glitter doesn’t come off.
It is hard to capture the glitter effect on camera. The deck does not come with a booklet, but the creator has digital materials available for download.
They have a delightful variety of decks they have produced. I am unsure of the availability of each of these decks at any given time – they’re independently produced in Ireland, so check out their website for what is on offer. I am pleased with the quality. You should be able to get many years use out of them (and they are easy to shuffle as well.)
The Winter Waite glitter edition by James Battersby and Christine Aguiar
Ten of Pentacles
Ten of Pentacles
Prosperity for the home
buying, selling, home repairs, fruitful marriage, legacy, contentment
Green Witch Tarot by Ann Moura
Botanical Inspirations deck review
by Lynn Araujo
I simply adore this deck. As a person who loves flowers, every single card is delightful! The deck comes in a nice sturdy box with a pull-ribbon to easily remove your cards. You get not only the cards and a guidebook (99 pages), but a trifold cheat sheet of the Language of Flowers.
Each card comes with the flower name and the scientific name, the symbolism, and a quote, printed on it.
The guidebook gives you a lot of interesting information about each flower – history, literature, lore, legend, religion are just some possibilities of what may be included with each one. Additionally, each card has an inspirational message.
example, Honeysuckle “Bring your best self to the relationships that are the closest to your heart. Even the well-established bonds of affection still need mindful tending to thrive. Thoughtfulness, support and kind words go a long way toward maintaining a happy home life.”
Botanical Inspirations by Lynn Araujo