Da Brigh African Tarot

Linen card stock! Bravo to the creator for this gem deck and the realization cardboard, waxy, too thin or too thick cards stock is garbage. Btw, this deck is the lowest cost I have paid for a deck since the 90's.This deck has entered my top 10 list including ones that are over $600.00. It is so vibrant, crystal clear images, gorgeous images, butter linen card stock. I shuffled them all day and zero wax on my hands, zero edge dents. Even the sides are cut to perfection with a coating so the cards feel new always. The backs are also vibrant and gorgeous. The booklet is printed a bit off center, standard, very colourful too. It is a standard book but still great. This deck reminds me of the Oracle Egyptien with the unique borders throughout the deck.Congrats Victoria Iva & and the printers. Will be purchasing another for the collection case. Please create more 💚!Photos do not do the cards justice sorry.

I absolutely love this deck! The imagery is beautiful and the book is easy to read and to the point. Did a mini reading for myself and I resonated so well with this deck ! Couldn’t be happier.

This is a POWERFUL tarot deck! I connected with it right away.The colors are vivid, and the messages are clear.I have chosen to use this deck as my personal deck for readings,rituals and communicating with my ancestors.Note*I wouldn't recommend it for beginners, as there's very little hints to what the cards are,based on the traditional pics we're accustomed to seeing.

Very beautiful cards! The artwork is intricate and vivid. The deck is a substantial, sturdy card stock, with a good coating... definitely ready for a lot of use! The cards are faithful to the Ryder-Waite deck, but the African imagery adds depth to the interpretations. I love the way they feel. The price was right, too.

I hesitated for so long to get this because I wasn't sure it would work well with me. Once I got it though I saw that it is so colourful and easy to read into if you know the RWS system. The images are very direct but not confrontational. They have a very communicative style but allow you to see stories in them since they are just silhouettes. Each one feels like looking at popular African Art so it feels familiar. Card stock is good quality and the little book has enough information in it in colour. I would get a couple backups as well.