The Stoller Tarot in a Tin

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A cheerful and compact tarot deck that transforms classical symbolism into colorful, humorous images full of charm. With spoons, balloons, buckets and broomsticks as new suits, this deck makes tarot fun, light and surprisingly accessible. For those who want to read tarot with a smile and a fresh look.

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The Stoller Tarot in a Tin – Humorous take on traditional tarot

About this deck

The Stoller Tarot in a Tin is a playful and colorful tarot deck created by cartoonist Adam Stoller. This unique deck offers a humorous approach to the traditional tarot, with cartoonish illustrations and redesigned symbols and figures. The four suits of the Minor Arcana have been transformed into Spoons (Swords), Balloons (Pentacles), Buckets (Cups) and Broomsticks (Waves). Tarot readers will enjoy discovering the playful meanings and amusing correspondences in this charming, handy deck in a can.

Background and imagery

Inspired by the Rider-Waite-Smith system, this deck reinterprets traditional tarot imagery with a humorous and light-hearted approach. The unique display of the suits adds a fresh and entertaining dimension to tarot readings, allowing readers to explore tarot in a fun and accessible way.

how the deck comes to life in readings

Ideal for on the go and travel, this pocket-sized deck comes in a handy tin. It includes a 64-page booklet with key words and interpretations, making it perfect for curious souls and seasoned readers alike looking for a light-hearted addition to their collection.Is this deck welcoming to those just starting out?Yes, these cards are welcoming to those new to tarot. The included booklet with key words and interpretations gently helps you get started with tarot readings. Moreover, the humorous approach adds a playful element that makes the learning process fun and accessible.

Material and design

this set includes 78 cards with colorful, cartoon-like illustrations. The cards measure 2.5 x 3.5 inches (approximately 63.5 x 88.9 mm) and come in a 2.625 x 4.125 inch (approximately 66.7 x 104.8 mm) tin case, ensuring durability and portability.

Author

Adam Stoller

Adam Stoller, with his background in comic drawing, history and science fiction, brings his artistic talent to the Stoller Tarot deck. Based in Hillsboro, Oregon, Adam has turned his 20-year-old playful tarot vision into a charming and unique deck, published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc.