Pamela Coleman Smith RWS Tarot 78 with Japanese Commentary Cards, Cards, Rider-Waite Edition, "Pocket Manual"

While working as an artist, Pamela Colman Smith joined the magical society, the Order of the Golden Dawn, in 1903, and in 1909, under the guidance of Arthur Edward Waite, she designed one tarot card. This tarot is the one that is widely used today and is called the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot. The Art Nouveau-style illustrations of the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot are familiar and the allegorical images help to guide the story, making them loved by many tarot users around the world. The deck consists of 78 cards in total: 22 cards called the Major Arcana and 56 cards called the Minor Arcana. Each card has a card name and a serial number written on it. The card is signed by Pamela Coleman Smith in the lower right corner. For beginners. *Please note that the design of the package, back pattern, etc. may change without notice. accessories: ・Original English, Italian, Spanish, French, and German commentary book ・A Japanese booklet that explains the basic meanings of tarot cards and how to read them (this is not a product-specific instruction manual) Japanese booklet contents ・16 pages in total ・Size: 55 x 110 mm ・Black and white (text only) Table of contents: Names and meanings of Major Arcana cards / How to arrange cards / How to read / How to read with the addition of Minor Arcana Country: Italy Manufacturer: Lo Scarabeo/ITALY Card size: 66 x 120 mm Number of sheets: 78