Wickwillow
Stained-glass-inspired tarot with heroic knights and princesses, designed as meditation tool.
by Hal Weeks · 2013
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The record
The Wickwillow Tarot fits comfortably in the palm. Its images resemble stained glass or mandalas, giving it a clear potential as a meditation tool. This Tarot radiates intent, and has a few unique features -- Hal Weeks designated the Knights as Heroes and instead of Pages, he has brought Princesses to the court, like other designers before him. This beautiful deck has details that make it a great addition to any Tarot collection, like those on The Fool, who enters the mouth of a great snake, Balance, (Justice), who belly dances under scales, and the Five of Cups, with its bubbly concoction. Rising, or the Judgment card, is an extraordinary and deceptively simple card. It appears to depict an angel emerging from a deep chasm in the world. The wings may be composed of fire, or they are phoenix wings -- they rise above the torso of the awakened figure, a body which resembles a tree trunk. But Wickwillow Tarot creator goes further in his design, adding a stunning depiction of a lemniscate made of two snakes who are shedding their skin, and an orange heart that draws ones eyes to the heart chakra of the Rising figure. The Wickwillow Tarot offers visual treats and thought-provoking rewa
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