Tarot des Ambiguites by Alejandro R Rozan published by Artisan Tarot

[@78puertas]

Yes, "Bras" is Arms "Iambes" corresponds to modern French word Jambes (Legs). I really want to receive mine so as to see closely the faces in the "Coins" suit. I've recognized a few of them. A quirky deed indeed! Thank you for this video

[@MarilynFromTarotClarity]

Hi César! Ahh, no wonder I couldn't find a translation for Iambes when I looked for it after the video. Jambes for legs makes sense since it's clearly body parts. This deck reminds me ever so slightly of Deviant Moon's Trionfi dela Luna decks with all the blood drippings. It's interesting. I'm not sure that I would have bought this deck but I appreciate owning it and being able to see it up close. It is aesthetically pleasing and almost seems like it could be an authentic ancient deck. ~ Marilyn

[@ArtisanTarot]

Thank you for the review! We are happy you like it. We always love hearing your thoughts on our decks. 🙂

[@Richard_Boo]

I was waiting for your review on this deck as I love to hear your thoughts / opinions. I don't think the book is out yet? Don't quote me on that. Be good to read the thoughts behind it. The quality of artisan decks are workable and the colours on the art style are great.

[@MarilynFromTarotClarity]

The colors on this deck are aesthetically pleasing and if you're not aware that it's a modern deck, you could be fooled into thinking, for a minute, that it's an ancient one. But upon closer inspection it's almost got a bit of a Deviant Moon vibe going on with all the drippy blood. If a person likes to associate body parts with the suits to help them remember, they will probably like this deck.

[@neicyfourtysix]

Well that is different, you would defineitly need the guide book to really understand it , i think anyway

[@MarilynFromTarotClarity]

Yes, if someone was interested in understanding Rozan's intent it would be helpful.

[@alejandrorrozan1244]

Thank you for the review! May the Tarot des Ambiguites bring you beautiful readings.

[@MarilynFromTarotClarity]

Thank you for watching Alejandro. ~ Marilyn

[@francesrobinson1335]

Hi, Marylyn! I, first, saw this deck on Justin's channel. I love all the detail packed into each card. And the body parts on the minors are interesting. My disappointment is with the missed opportunity of diversity. It seems to me that if you're going to reinterpret the cards to this degree, you could include some racial diversity. Anyway, I do like the deck, but I think I might pass on this one. I wrote to Justin that I guess I'm going to have to design my own TdM. Elisa, of 2 of Cups, has a diverse TdM, available on MPC, and it really is lovely.

[@MarilynFromTarotClarity]

Diversity is one thing that the older decks don't have much of, although some do like the Bolognese Italian decks. It is historically accurate in that regard, but I do understand what you're saying about reimagining a deck. Lack of diversity doesn't prevent me from buying a deck unless it's got modern representation which this one doesn't really have, it's still based on ancient decks. But yeah, that's a good point. Many of the hands appear to be gloved, but faces are not. Thank you for watching. ~ Marilyn

[@francesrobinson1335]

@@MarilynFromTarotClarity I always watch your videos. 😁

[@MarilynFromTarotClarity]

@@francesrobinson1335 Thank you Frances. I sincerely appreciate your presence. xoxo ~ Marilyn

[@francesrobinson1335]

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