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MerryDay Tarot



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Solandia's Summary: The MerryDay Tarot is a magical, fantastical, incredible tarot deck, mixing fantasy and reality. The artwork has its basis in the Rider-Waite, but is filled with detail, dragons and natural elements. The suits are multi-cultural and all associations with formal religion in the deck have been removed.

Creator(s): Louise Poole

Type: Tarot Deck   Number of Cards: 78    Major Arcana: 22    Minor Arcana: 56

Card Size: 4.63 x 2.87 inches = 11.75cm x 7.30cm

Publisher: Published by Mill House McCabe 1997

Deck Tradition: Rider-Waite-Smith

Minor Arcana Style: RWS-Based Scenes

Suits: Cups, Swords, Wands, Pentacles

Court Cards: Elemental, Warrior, Queen, King

Major Titles: 0/22 Fool, Wizard, 1 Apprentice, 2 Oracle, 3 Empress, 4 Emperor, 5 Mentor, 6 Lovers, 7 Student, 8 Strength, 9 Teacher, 10 Lady Destiny, 11 Justice, 12 Journeyman, 13 Metamorphosis, 14 Time Lord, 15 Tempter, 16 Tower, 17 Star, 18 Moon, 19 Sun, 20 Judgment, 21 World

The Fool is 0   Strength is 8   Justice is 11

Card Back: Non-reversible

Back Design: Black and white with the words MERRYDAY TAROT DECK and images from the invisible kingdom.

Companion Material: Companion booklet in English with two card summary of the card names, keywords, numbers and a summary of the four season information. Separate book, Merryday Tarot Numerology Invisible Kingdom (copyright 2000), was written by the deck author as is available separately for purchase. Book subjects include: numerology, explanation of the Invisible Kingdom (on which the deck is based), explanation of all the cards, and explanation of symbols used in the deck.

Languages: English

Excerpt of the MerryDay Tarot review by Kim Huggens: I acquired this lovely deck a few months ago from another Aeclectic member, and I must say that it has proved to be not only a wonderful addition to my collection, but a very good reading deck too. The artist, Louisa Poole, whilst keeping largely to the Rider Waite and some Thoth meanings, has done a wonderful job of interpreting each card differently, often changing the images in the cards... read more.

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