€ 37,95
A Rider-Waite-Smith tarot with a distinct contemporary visual language. This deck shows women of different races, body types and identities in a vintage poster style, illustrated by Coni Curi. The Major Arcana retain French titles such as 'La Papesse' and 'Le Diable'.
For those who want to work with a traditional system but look for diversity in the imagery.
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There are many RWS-based decks on the market. Few choose as deliberately for diversity in body types, races and identities as this one. The Sacred Sisterhood Tarot follows the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure but replaces the traditional archetypes with female figures in a vintage poster style.
The deck is designed by Ashawnee DuBarry, an intuitive tarot reader and astrologer from New Jersey, and illustrated by Argentinian artist Coni Curi. Her work is graphic and bold, with clear colour blocks and sharp outlines reminiscent of early twentieth-century poster art.
The imagery is vibrant and direct. Women in all shapes take centre stage, not as abstract symbols but as recognisable figures. The colours are intense and warm, with plenty of orange, red and yellow. Each card has a distinct graphic composition.
The Major Arcana carry French titles such as 'La Papesse' and 'Le Diable', a reference to the Marseille tradition. The Minor Arcana follow the standard RWS symbolism with full scenes on each card. The courts are all female.
The cards follow RWS meanings, which means you can start working with existing knowledge straight away. The guidebook gives both upright and reversed interpretations for each card. It also includes instructions for cleansing rituals, shuffling techniques and spreads.
A notable detail: the guidebook contains a 'yes/no' function that gives you quick direction for concrete questions. Not all tarot decks offer that.
Pull one card in the morning and read both the upright and reversed meaning. At the end of the day, notice which one manifested.
Ashawnee DuBarry has worked for years as a tarot reader and astrologer from New Jersey. Her approach to tarot is practical and focused on self-care and healing.
Coni Curi is an Argentinian artist with a strong interest in folklore, astronomy and the occult. Her illustrations are recognisable by their graphic strength and the vintage poster aesthetic that runs through the entire deck.
Does this deck follow the Rider-Waite-Smith system?
Yes. The symbolism and order of the cards are based on RWS, which means you can use existing knowledge directly. The imagery is different, but the structure remains the same.
Why French titles on the Major Arcana?
This is a choice by the creators to link with the Marseille tradition. It gives the deck an extra classical feel, but the meanings and order remain those of RWS.
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| ISBN | 9781590035252 |
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| Taal | English |
| SKU | 1958-DB432 |
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