Description
Design and Artwork
The Funny Little Lizard Tarot, conceived by Kaitlyn Taylor, is a delightful and whimsical deck celebrating the charm and humor of lizards. It features 78 cards, each showcasing a different species of lizard, from common household varieties to exotic ones like iguanas from Ecuadorian islands. The deck is designed to capture the joy and quirkiness of these creatures, making it a unique addition to the world of tarot.
Theme and Inspiration
This deck is a tribute to the wide array of lizard species, emphasizing their amusing and endearing qualities. It’s a fun exploration of the lizard world, offering both entertainment and educational value. The deck includes species like anoles, bearded dragons, and many more, inviting users to spot their favorite lizards.
User Experience
Printed on high-quality 350gsm art paper, the Funny Little Lizard Tarot ensures durability and ease of use. Accompanied by a small printed guidebook that fits in the custom tuck box, this deck is suitable for all levels of tarot enthusiasts, from beginners to seasoned readers.
Deck Structure
The deck includes the full 78 cards of both Major and Minor Arcana, with each card featuring a different lizard species or a related reptile or amphibian. Additionally, fun facts about each featured animal are included, adding an educational aspect to the tarot experience.
- Deck Type: Whimsical Lizard-Themed Tarot
- Number of Cards: 78 (Major and Minor Arcana)
- Material: 350gsm Art Paper
- Dimensions: Standard Tarot Size
- Packaging: Custom Tuck Box with Printed Guidebook
- Special Feature: Each Card Features a Different Lizard Species with Fun Facts
- Creator: Kaitlyn Taylor
This deck is simply adorable. The lizards make me smile. I purchased this for collection purposes so can’t comment as to how it reads but I can definitely recommend it for any lizard lover. The card stock is on the thin side but not cheap-feeling. I see no issue with the deck itself. However, the tuck box is EXTREMELY hard to open without ripping. I tried and tried, and in the end it still ripped a little.