XIII

In a Nutshell

Change, transition, endings and beginnings. Death affects everyone, no matter what their status and change acts in the same way. 

US Games Systems

Dark Wood Tarot by Llewellyn

This is the card that most people fear in the Tarot. Even if they don't own a deck or have ever had a tarot reading, most people would recognise the death card. Many non-tarot folks also know that you wouldn't predict physical death using this card and that its main message is change. The need for the old to 'die out' and enable the new to come in. 

So what change is in store for Larch Tarot? Well if you've been browsing the site you'll have noticed many of the deck review thumbnails have disappeared from the home page. We thought we'd do a spring clean to allow lots of space for more reviews! You can still access the old reviews via the right-side panel on the Deck Reviews tab. 

The Brady Tarot by Emi Brady, phone/card holder by Ugreen on Amazon

Happy Tarot by US Games Systems

So, there will be some new stuff appearing in 2021. In the meantime, here's a picture of Larch Tarot's latest accessory. A neat little holder for the daily draw card (in white to match the office furniture, of course)!