Tarot of the Divine: Yoshi Yoshitani

This is a beautiful, uniquely drawn and themed tarot deck which I have been eyeing for years but didn't have the confidence to get! finally I did, and I wasn't disappointed. The print and card stock quality is excellent, the cards are easy to shuffle, and are also regular tarot size.The imagery is fairy tale like and because of this I think you definitely need to read the guidebook first if you don't have much knowledge in world folklore. It's beautifully written anyway and the characters chosen are so appropriate to each suit that it's such a joy to use in readings! One last point I really appreciate about this deck is that it includes a mix of Indian, Baltic, Asian and Polynesian myths, so we are also getting a wonderful education in world folklore as well, which I'm afraid is sadly being forgotten

I’m beyond thrilled with this deck. I own quite a few different tarot and oracle decks, and I can already say this is now my favourite by far.First, the box. It’s on a hinge, so it’s not the kind of box where you remove the entire top. It folds open like a book. I’m personally a big fan of this style. Once opened, you see the instruction booklet placed on top of the deck. The booklet is of good quality and I love the way many of the cards have been tied to different folklore stories. I usually recommend the Rider Waite deck to beginners and still stand by this, but this Tarot of the Divine would make an easy second place recommendation.The cards themselves are of the highest quality. They are made from nice, thick card-stock and have a pleasant texture to them. Not smooth like traditional cards, it’s more of a matte finish which I personally prefer.The artwork on the cards is just divine, which is quite fitting for cards called Tarot of the Divine!I would 100% recommend this deck to all. I think it’s going to be my go-to set of cards for quite a while.

The media could not be loaded. These cards are simply stunning. Worldwide stories, folklore, fairytales and fables adorn the cards. There is a ribbon underneath the cards to save having to tip the box upside down to retrieve them. I enjoyed that the characters were representative of their homeland. The guidebook provides a short story synopsis, informs the reader from what country the tale is from and gives keywords to aid interpretation. The deck imagery closely follows The Rider Wait Smith system and so I believe they would suit a beginner to tarot.The card stock is linen and sturdy yet easy and smooth to shuffle.Highly recommended

was in the mood for a new tarot deck and ended up buying this shortly after finding it - art looked nice and the reviews were very positive.arrived next day and exceeded expectations. this is my 3rd deck, others being the rider-waite (of course) and the crowley thoth deck, which has been my favourite due to how stunning and symbolic each of the cards are.everything about this deck exceeds it's price tag - the box it comes in, the guidebook, the quality of the cards and the artwork. there's definitely a lot of love that has gone into this deck and I can't wait to use it more.

First off, this deck is veeery good quality. The card stock is top notch and they are bulky boys. You have a wide variety of fairy stories and legends that the cards reference but a lot of them are quite niche.Unless you have a vivid interest in the subject you likely won't fully understand a lot of the meanings. On their own that wouldn't be so bad but it also makes the cards very difficult to sight read. Actually, even if you are aware of the story's origin they don't all align to the tarot they're assigned to. Do not buy this as your first deck.Also, as much as I adore the size of the cards and the beautiful feel of them that does introduce issues of their own. You need big hands to shuffle these cards. Ladies and younger girls are going to have some problems.If those gripes aren't deal breakers then definitely consider investing in this deck if the aesthetic even slightly interests you. The quality of this deck can't be understated and for the price point nothing really comes close outside of your basic RSM decks.

This fairy-tale, folklore and mythology based deck give me extremely accurate readings. I couldn't use it so well without the book "Beneath the Moon", even if I didnt't appreciate the authors early version of H. C. Andersens "The Little Mermaid" instead of his last version and the ending of the King Arthur legend. All the stories in the deck are retold in this book and help with interpreting the readings. The illustrations are breathtakingly beautiful, the cardstock is very good. The Little White Book is very good and interprets the cards, but doesn't include the stories, only name them so you can find them in the storybook by the register in the back. I exclusively use this deck now, as it works so well for me.

Absolutely gorgeous deck and the quality of the cards are really lovely! They are thick and sturdy. I don't know how to explain the cardstock, but it reminds me of the cardstock from the Game of Thrones deck if you have that deck. The best way I can explain it is that they look like they have little lines going down on the cards which are lovely to the touch!A bit disappointed with the box they came in however, it feels a bit sunken in in the middle. Like if something heavy has been on them. My sister ordered the same deck right after seeing mine as she fell in love, and hers doesn't have that defect, so just bad luck for me. Still a wonderful deck and I am very pleased with them!

I love these cards, the illustrations are just beautiful. Even if you don't use them as tarot cards, you could just use them as art for your wall. The little book included in the set is great too, although I will be buying the more comprehensive book for this set at a later date.