Everyone in the universe, it seems, knew about Jean Hutter's exquisite Odyssey Tarot but me.
While the most recent printing of this 78-card college deck sold out long ago, the web site hints at a "waiting list" for new buyers. Me? I'm thinking a waiting list gives me the time I need to set $131 bucks back for this beautiful handmade deck.
I'm really blessed to be working on the Lo Scarabeo Tarot -- the flagship deck for one of the world's most prolific Tarot deck publishers. The concept -- developed by the Lo Scarabeo team -- was to create a deck by fusing elements from the three most influential decks in history: the Waite-Smith, the Thoth, and the Tarot de Marseille.
On each card of the Lo Scarabeo Tarot, you'll spy visual "tributes" to the other decks ... plus new elements we've introduced to keep the deck fresh and surprising. This is the most "mystical" or esoteric deck I've worked on to date, and I think the Tarot community at large will really love the light, detailed watercolor images that illustrate each card.
