New Palladini Tarot Set

Beatutiful deck. It's classic.

Great starter deck for beginners. Illustrations are impressive yet not too scary for younger readers. One of the physically largest cards buyable on mass market. Book is easy to follow, very detailed, and gives several basic reading layouts. Awesome way to learn the art.

This is a beautiful deck. The art work is amazing and the book is a very nice read. I looked at a lot of decks online and was drawn to this one. I will enjoy working with this!

The New Palladini deck was recommended to me by a fellow working at our local new age store--he said it was their hottest seller and his personal favorite. While my personal favorites remain the Cosmic Tribe and Thoth decks, I still have to say that the Palladini deck is in a class of its own. I don't believe I've ever seen richer, deeper colors in any deck. So many decks, like the Rider-Waite, have very washed out pale colors in comparison. Additionally, there is a great uniformity and cohesion in these cards which makes them work well together in creating a holistic, alternate world. Despite the artistic uniformity of the deck, there is no sense of repetition or redundancy.The symbolism is traditional yet fresh, very intuitive and easy to grasp. This is truly THE ideal deck for beginners--I really wish it had been my first deck. It has such a positive energy, and a simplicity that doesn't seem simple. My two favorite decks above, I've noticed, are intimidating to some people. The New Palladini deck seems to have much wider appeal. If you love Tarot decks, there is little chance this deck will disappoint you.

I've been reading tarot for thirteen years and have had many decks of all sorts. At first, the booklets and actual books that come with them really matter - you need them to make sense, be readable, and be somewhat in accord with your worldview. But these days I find that I do not need any books anymore, as I have developed my own opinions on the proper meanings of the cards. This deck, which I recently acquired, already means more to me than any other I've ever had. The art is sufficiently vivid and striking, and neither depressingly shadowy nor watercolourish and sappily cute. It is perfect, and the fact that the booklet and book are judgmental, unpleasant, and totally useless means nothing. I assert the cards! And I mercifully got rid of the books before the meanings stuck to me.