The Herbal and Spiced Culinary Tarot
Description: Experience the magic of cooking with the Herbal and Spiced Culinary Tarot Deck! This unique, full-color tarot deck is perfect for food enthusiasts, cooks, herbalists, and kitchen witches. The deck offers a fresh and imaginative perspective on the classic Rider-Waite tarot by incorporating gastronomic elements like herbs, spices, ingredients, and kitchen tools into each beautifully illustrated card. Each card features a delicious and mystical element of the culinary world, from herbs and spices to ingredients and kitchen tools. Use this deck to delve into introspective questions, unleash your kitchen creativity, or plan your next dinner party. With the Herbal and Spiced Culinary Tarot, you'll discover a new and exciting way to connect with the universe and your inner self. This first edition, one of a kind deck is of the highest quality, with a smooth, matte finish printed on durable 350 gsm card stock from recycled paper and using food-grade ink. The printing process is also 100% powered by solar energy, making this tarot deck not only visually stunning, but eco-friendly too! Perfect for both beginners and seasoned tarot pros, your Herbal and Spiced Culinary Tarot will be a unique and cherished addition to your collection.
What you get:
◐ Complete set of 78 hand-illustrated cards, including 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana
◐ Sturdy, magnetic box for safe storage
◐ 215-page guidebook with detailed information about each card, including upright and reversed meanings, herb and spice pairings, and food pairings. Card Information:
◐ Standard size deck - 2.75 x 4.75" cards (70x121mm)
◐ 350gsm smooth card stock with rounded corners
◐ Major Arcana - replaced by culinary characters who bring a new perspective to classic lessons about life, love, and all the lessons in-between.
◐ Minor Arcana - Wands replaced by mushrooms, cups remain cups, pentacles replaced by oysters and swords replaced by kitchen tools.
◐ Language - English
◐ Created by Lauren McGurrin and illustrated by Nisse Lovendahl