Silver Witchcraft Tarot: The Ancient Wisdom of Tarot, 78 Full Colour Tarot Cards and Instruction Booklet

These cards are fantastic to use and are very glossy, in guidence they are quite accurate. Make sure you get tarot cards that your drawn too. These I use and sage indivually and blessed then in sunlight, great for energy on these cards

Silver Witchcraft Tarot is a great name for a deck. For me, it starts to tarnish rather quickly, though. (It turns out the deck is called Silver Witchcraft because it's got silver gilding. Presumably if they'd coloured the edges gold it would have been the Golden Witchcraft Tarot, or green the Green Witchcraft Tarot. Which actually might have been more interesting, and may have actually warmed the deck somewhat from its slightly frozen state.)Even though the deck is borderless and doesn't have multi-lingual titles, it does shout LoScarabeo from head to toe. The artwork is by Franco Rivolli, who seems to be a very prolific craftsman because he has done quite a few tarots.Pros:Colourful art work. It reminds me of the Radiant Rider Waite.Shiny silver edges.Suits have the elemental attributions I am accustomed to - Wands Fire, Cups Water, Swords Air, Pentacles Earth.There's at least a bit of action in the deck, things being blown about by the wind and so forth.The seasons of the year are depicted in the illustrations, somewhat.Traditional court cards are representedStrong earth-centric energy.Includes variety of ages, races and body types.No sexualised images.Most cards have at least a vague connection to traditional meanings.Elementals are represented (though they may also be a con!)The cards have a vibe.Cons:Images are slightly samey, consisting mostly of people in robes.The figures are fairly stiff and static.The pip cards do not have the correct number of pips. :(Cardstock is thick and shiny. (Some people love that)Some of the cards do not make sense without the book. But there are only a few cards like this.The little sylphs, gnomes, undines and salamanders are a bit too cutesy.All the cubes are a bit distracting.About the cubes: A friend who has the book told me that the cubes are meant to represent the 'material sphere', the 'intellectual sphere' and the 'divine sphere'. Which is great I suppose - but why are they cubes and not spheres? Ha haWheel of the Year:I've read online that the minors in this deck, 2-9, are meant to follow the Wheel of the Year. Apparently number 2 is Yule, and they run through the year to 9 as Samhain. This touch doesn't really add any value for me personally, and if I were to use this deck, I'm sure I would ignore that.Verdict:There is nothing wrong with this deck, but I can see that I won't be getting it out for reading and for myself I don't find the images visually arresting enough to keep the deck to look at. So it really deserves a better home where it can be appreciated and loved.

Cards are quite thin but good for shuffling. Liked the colours and images but found them quite hard to read as some of the cards don’t seem to relate to the traditional tarot cards, some don’t seem to marry with what the book says either. Knight swords image very small. There seem to be no cups in the chalices cards, no wands showed in the wands cards etc! Mine did not have silver edging mentioned in other reviews.

Lovely deck ! Very happy

Filled with imagery and symbols to give you plenty of hints to their meaning, this deck is fabulous!It has quickly become my favourite and my go-to deck for most readings these days.The cards are good quality and silver edged which just helps to bring a little extra feeling of special to them when you use them.They're of a nice size for shuffling. Perfect for starting out with intuitive readings rather than readings from a guide book.

These cards really are stunning. They have beautiful artwork and are made with sturdy card stock. They are silver gilded (which I love & borderless) and follow a strong Wiccan & Pagan theme. I will say the only downside is the suit of wands, there is no actual wands in the picture (or vey few) however they are amazing cards

These have a lovely silver edging the card stock is nice quality and the art work is lovely. There is a lot of meaning in the artwork that helps someone to bring out their own intuitive meanings in the cards so would suit an intermediate reader well

Lovely cards