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A Deck Review By Melissa Zurow,
CTC
The Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg By Yury Shakov 1992 ISBN 0-88079-583-2 |
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The illustrations on this deck are by a man named Yury Shakov- a Russian artist for lacquer miniatures. As the small book that comes along with the deck notes, the paintings for this tarot deck were done to the exact size. Some detailed work even required a magnifying glass at times. The deck itself in my opinion, Although, on the back side of the cards, the four suits are closely displayed in the oval egg shaped scope. The suit of Wands are known as Clubs. They have a spiked rounded end to them. The suit of Pentacles are known as Coins in this deck. The pictures and images on this deck are small and almost tiny in size. Some cards with figures almost appear with very distinctive features as if they were created to be of a wooden doll look. I really enjoy looking at the color in these cards. I feel the color is very rich and defined within the cards themselves. I also loved reading with this deck as I felt I was able to connect with it very well when I used it to read for clients. It's now my opinion, that this deck is more of a collector deck for the artsy individual and/ or a collector for one who loves paintings. This deck is now on my shelf of collectors as I read |
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