My Favourite
Haindl Tarot
…and the rest
Amano Tarot
Anna K Tarot
Aquarian Tarot
Caring Psychic Family Tarot
Celtic Tarot (Courtney Davis)
Classic Tarot
Cosmic Tarot
Crystal Tarot
Druidcraft Tarot
Fairytale Tarot
Golden Tarot
Hoi Polloi Tarot
Housewives Tarot
Hudes Tarot
I Naibi di Giovanni Vacchetta
International Icon Tarot
Lunatic Tarot
Morgan Greer
Mythic Tarot
Original Rider Waite Tarot
Pen Tarot (majors only)
Phantomwise Tarot (majors only)
Prediction Tarot
Shining Tribe Tarot
Tarot of the Imagination
Tarot of the Saints
Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights
Thoth Tarot
Transformational Tarot
Truth-Seeker’s Tarot
Universal Fantasy Tarot
Non Tarot
Haindl Rune Oracle
My Wishlist
Shadowscapes Tarot
Prairie Tarot
Tarot Universal Dali
Mountain Dream Tarot
Ommagio a Erte
Fool’s Progress Tarot
Fantasy Showcase Tarot
Dream Tarot
Caren Caraway Tarot (The Tarot Design Coloring Book)
Maddonni Tarot
Pendragon Mother Tarot
Tarot 2000 – Pagan Tarot
I enjoyed your review of the “Universal Fantasy” tarot, which is “wild and wonderful” as they say of West Virginia near here. I wonder what your take is on the “Original Waite” with its blue-green skies and dotted colors and lily-rose backs? Best wishes for your fun and informative blog.
Comment by frank hall — February 22, 2009 @ 3:50 pm
Hi Frank,
Sorry for the delayed response – I’m not getting much blogging time at the moment!
I like the Original Rider Waite. It’s possibly the only RWS I do like. The muted hues are much more pleasing to my eye than the brash yellows of other versions. And the dotted printing is soothingly nostalgic – like the comic books of my formative years.
Comment by archertarot — February 28, 2009 @ 1:28 pm