
Ethereal Visions Illuminated Tarot

Matt Hughes
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Product information
Ethereal Visions Illuminated Tarot – A timeless deck with the elegance of Art Nouveau
About this deck
This refined tarot deck combines classical symbolism with the graceful aesthetic of Art Nouveau. The 80 hand-drawn cards, including two additional Major Arcana cards, are embellished with gold foil accents. The luxurious finish makes this deck not only a powerful tool for intuitive readings but also a work of timeless beauty.
Background and imagery
The Ethereal Visions Illuminated Tarot reflects the flowing lines and detailed compositions of the Art Nouveau movement and evokes a mystical, dreamlike atmosphere. The golden accents on each card enhance its artistic appearance and give the deck a magical glow. The accompanying 140-page full-color guidebook offers deep insights into each card’s meaning and symbolism.
Practical use
This tarot deck is perfect for lovers of art and craftsmanship. The detailed illustrations and luxurious finish make it ideal for both personal introspection and professional readings. The Ethereal Visions Illuminated Tarot offers a rich and visually impressive experience, suitable for all levels.
Are these cards suitable for beginners?
With clear imagery, a familiar structure, and a comprehensive guidebook, this deck is wonderfully approachable—even for those who are new to tarot.
Materials and finish
The cards are printed on high-quality 350GSM cardstock with rounded corners and measure 82.5 x 133.35 mm. The deck comes in a sturdy two-piece box and includes a 140-page full-color guidebook describing the artist’s intentions behind each symbol.
Author
Matt Hughes
Matt Hughes is a self-taught artist with a deep fascination for the late 19th and early 20th century art movements such as Art Nouveau and Symbolism. His style is often described as a modern reinterpretation of the “Golden Age of Illustration.” With this tarot deck, he brings together his love for art and spirituality in a uniquely atmospheric way.
Key features
- Author: Matt Hughes
- Number of cards: 80 (including two additional Major Arcana cards)
- Size: 82.5 x 133.35 mm
- Weight: 346 g
- Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781572819252
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The Ethereal Visions Illuminated Tarot by Matt Hughes is a beautiful fusion of art and spirituality. It’s a tribute to Art Nouveau style and an inspiring tool for deep tarot readings.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this deck beginner-friendly?
Yes, the familiar layout and clear imagery make it accessible even for tarot newcomers. - What are the two extra cards in the Major Arcana?
They offer fresh themes like reflection and balance for expanded interpretations. - Are the cards durable?
Definitely. They’re printed on thick, high-quality cardstock with a deluxe finish. - Is the guidebook illustrated?
Yes, it’s a full-color book that beautifully matches the deck’s art style. - Would this make a good gift?
Absolutely. Its artistic quality makes it perfect for art and tarot lovers alike.
Characteristics
Auteur | Matt Hughes |
ISBN | 9781572819252 |
Taal | English |
Uitgeverij | Us Games System |
SKU | 0073-217 |
Reviews
An absolutely magical deck, which I would recommend to beginners as a second deck after the traditional Rider Waite-Smith. The images are a little different from RWS but close enough that you don't struggle to find the meanings. The images, the gold gilding and the card stock are all top notch. I received the 2017 First Edition and found the booklet to be very helpful. Each Major Arcana card has the astrological correspondence (planet or zodiac), a short but relevant card description, and upright and reversed meanings as keywords. The Minor Arcana cards, however, only have overarching information about the Suit, and keywords (upright and reversed) for each card. Nevertheless, I do find the keywords very suitable. I chose this deck over the newer Luna edition, because I prefer gold gilding to rainbow gilding, and I find the Hierophant card to be one of the most beautiful Hierophants I've ever seen. However, the Luna edition just replaces the Hierophant's human figure with a whisp of smoke or a cloud with a shooting star, which was personally very disappointing to me. As a non-white person, I appreciate Hughes making the Luna edition more inclusive of other skin tones, however, it was a complete letdown for me that my favorite card was changed so drastically. Do look at some flip-through videos before deciding about the Illuminated Tarot versus Luna Edition and decide which one speaks more to you.
- Manya
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