Da Brigh Black Tarot Cards Deck for Shadow Work, English

Good deck of tarot cards had a lot of packs these are great love the taro book

Very good quality deck, very dark, but I guess that what is interesting in it.

One of my favourite tarot decks of all time from the beautiful and talented Victoria Iva. Fantastic cardstock, edged in black and truly amazing artwork make this a must have for any serious tarot collector with a taste for the beautiful and unusual. A true original and highly recommended.

Drop dead gorgeous art work. Good card quality, thickness and weight. Only problem is the cards tend to stick together, making them difficult to shuffle. Without that problem, they would get a 5 star rating.

I love this deck. The art is amazing. If you read tarot rider-waite style, the images are still recognizable. If you read with other methods, intuition or using folk cartomancy (like with playing cards) for example, the images are abstract enough to make your own interpretations. The cardstock is quite thick, which personally doesn't make it so easy to shuffle, but on the other hand it will probably make the cards more durable.

Bellissimo

Beautiful deck in English

The art on these cards is phenomenal and the guidebook is concise and encourages exploration Can't wait to use these for others

I’ve had the Black Tarot by Victoria Iva in my wish list for a *very* long time. I can’t tell the date when this deck was birthed. The artwork and premise are sooooo compelling, yet I’ve shied away from purchasing it because, based on the images I could find online, I thought this deck would be too advanced for me to read. Even after reading and studying tarot off and on for thirty years, I still consider myself an intermediate reader. After a series of interesting events in my life and long talks with my son, I let myself give in to buying this deck. (I’m careful about optional purchases because I live on disability social security.) I am so thrilled to be so wrong about this deck. It is so incredibly intuitive. It is as if the images spark open a portal in my mind. The art is delectable; the imagery profound. I don’t think this deck has any cards that I don’t like. The back design is perfect. The artwork is innovative, mesmerizing, and so very individual, but in a way, also classic—you can tell RWS has subtle influence here. After my initial review of the cards, I didn’t even bother with my dumb question of “Are you my reading deck?” Duh. The cardstock is solid but not too thick; it’s smooth, buttery, and easy to handle, even with my small hands. I don’t riffle shuffle anymore because of arthritis in my hands, I want to keep my cards in good shape, and—selfishly, maybe—I don’t want anyone else touching my working decks anymore. (Yes, I suppose that makes me weird.) You know the acronym RTFM (i.e., read the f****** manual)? For once, I did. I am notorious for bypassing any manual and diving in headfirst. However, I find I’m following an instruction from the book—I have a journal (on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CSSXQ78T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 on which I am going to dedicate a page to each card, along with further tarot musings. By doing so, I am confident I’ll boost my tarot reading, knowledge, and intuition to the next level, and I can’t wait for that to happen! Wow. Fewer than 48 hours have passed, I have learned much even through such a superficial review, and I *know* this is my personal reading deck. When I read for others, I usually use the “Radiant Wise Spirit” tarot, or the Wild Unknown tarot. (If I’m reading for a cat-loving querent, I use the Medieval Cat Tarot.) The Black Tarot is for me alone (for now, anyway). I have an incredible relationship with the Wild Unknown tarot, but it’s as if the Black Tarot and I are magnetized to each other. No doubts. No hesitation. When a deck hits you like this, you need each other. Buy it.