David Palladini

The compelling art deco imagery of the iconic Aquarian Tarot, first introduced in 1970, is now presented in a charming keepsake tin. Aquarian Tarot brought medieval tarot symbolism into the modern Aquarian age. The deck has remained a bestseller throughout the four decades it has been in print and still resonates today with those seeking transformation. Cards in this pocket-sized deck measure 2.30” x 3.70”. Includes foldout instructions.

David Palladini's artwork is instantly recognizable for his use of rich color, sweeping lines, and dramatic viewpoints. The vibrant images of both the Aquarian Tarot and The New Palladini Tarot have inspired generations of Tarot readers with their intriguing depictions of the Tarot archetypes.In Painting the Soul, Palladini discusses his inspirations for the art, and his intentions in choosing the figures and symbols in each card. Anastasia Haysler provides an analysis of the card image itself, discussing the symbols, colors, numerological, and other associations for each card

The creator of the best-selling Aquarian Tarot, brings to the New Palladini Tarot a deeper understanding of traditional tarot's meanings and symbolism. New Palladini Tarot combines elements of medieval, Egyptian, Renaissance, and modern art in a bold, original style. The artwork is clear and vivid, with full-realized pictorial scenes for the Minor Arcana as well as the Majors. The color symbolism adds a depth to the readings, particularly the night sky backgrounds in the suit of Pentacles, which adds a meditative quality. The booklet guides the reader through the card meanings and interpretations, making this an ideal deck for beginners as well as the experienced tarot followers.

irst introduced in 1970, the compelling art deco imagery in this now-classic tarot deck brought medieval tarot symbolism into the modern Aquarian age. Aquarian Tarot has remained a bestseller throughout the four decades it has been in print and still resonates today with those seeking transformation. “Man has always been interested in the mysteries of his unconscious and the future; whether consciously or not, he has always strived toward the light of transcendent life. The cards, in the universal language of symbols, explore man’s collective unconscious and its bearing on one’s personal life and growth. Whether the cards help one know oneself better or point one in a new direction, they add a new dimension to one’s experience of life.”—from the Aquarian Tarot booklet by David Palladini