Tarot of The Hidden Realm | Unboxing and Flip Through

We unbox the Tarot of the Hidden Realm by Barbara Moore and Julia Jeffrey!
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[@francineh.7825]

The artwork in this deck is stunning!! I love the way the artist has placed the characters (and I agree their great facial expressions) which draws you in and makes you feel as if you are a part of their world.

[@WickedMoonlight1]

I agree

[@j.r.1030]

BANANAS! Lol. Thank you for this great flip through.

[@dawnnicholson9675]

This is one of my favourite decks and I have lots of Julia Jeffery artwork.. And just so you know there is a new deck from Julia coming out 2022, The Witch Sisters Tarot. Many Blessings 🌙

[@LadyNightsong]

This is definitely in my top 3 tarot decks, enjoy!

[@angeladibble8075]

I love this artists work.

[@graciepotato7467]

Next on my list!! ❤️❤️

[@catc9795]

This deck is very intuitive\empathic and I like that because that is the type of reader I choose to be!! :)

[@WickedMoonlight1]

I love that!

[@darkfaetarot]

Ripe bananas, huh?! Hahaha. Thank you, a great walk through. I have hesitated buying it because of the lack of POC in the deck. It does come from a previous period and it is drawing upon Celtic/ Druid energy. But it irks me because of the implication that fae energy can't be found in the south or the east... anyway, I think it I will buy it because the guidebook and art are beautiful and it clearly reads well. But indeed, I struggle to see myself in the deck. I appreciate that you have raised it as an issue.

[@WickedMoonlight1]

Thank you for watching! ❤

[@Tarotismagic]

Yessss, this is LITERALLY the reason I don't have this deck. Well said. Fae exist in all corners of the world not just celtic forests from the 15h century. Did you get it in the end and if so, how is it working for you?

[@elina6408]

Yay!💛

[@WickedMoonlight1]

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[@ayeletshimoni9540]

The cardstock looks reasonable, but I've read many bad reviews on it, saying the cards are too thin and of poor quality. Could you please share with me your experience in this regard? Thank you 🌷

[@WickedMoonlight1]

Its typical Llewellyn card stock. It isn't super thick, but I honestly don't have an issue with it. It shuffles great and to me, that's all that matters

[@luzdeluna7854]

Its very very beautiful....thanks you......bye

[@WickedMoonlight1]

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[@chelblr6430]

Not my kind..cant connect...the back of the card and the pebbles in the aquarium matches...all white and purplish...the ripe bananas cracked me up😂😂

[@WickedMoonlight1]

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[@Arignon]

In a Celtic fairy world it is very unlikely to have a lot of diversity. Diversity can be nice but once you start fetishizing it, it seems very much forced. In the new version of the Victorian Romantic Tarot there is this one image of a woman who used to be fair-skinned and now they darkened her skin digitally, which is just ridiculous and seems like a concession to a woke audience. To me, figures in tarot decks are abstract representations of ideas and not concrete people I see on the street. So I guess it's okay to have diversity, but it very much is also alright if an artist decides not to be too inclusive in their deck.

[@WickedMoonlight1]

Absolutely. I just always point it out because people are looking for it. If it's a culturally based deck, I have no problem. If it is modern, there should be diversity. I don't remember this one specifically saying it was based in celtic lore, so I did talk about its lacking.

[@juriseptember4250]

100% agree. This cannot be stressed enough. Demanding diversity indiscriminately from sometimes older decks that are set in a specific (cultural) realm/universe and therefore do not lend themselves to including different skin tones borders on ridiculous. Like a review on a newer version of a classic Marseille deck I watched recently. Diversity in a Marseille deck, come again?