About this item
- The Kitty Kihane Tarot reinterprets the Rider-Waite Tarot scenes in strong blues, pinks, purples and greens, in a young
- drawing style. Some scenes are close to the traditional, others vary widely and uniquely.
Specifications
Name
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Kitty Kahane Tarot
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Creators
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Lilo Schwarz,
Kitty Kahane
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Publisher
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AGM Müller 2006
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Deck Type
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Tarot Deck
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Cards
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78
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Major Arcana
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22
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Minor Arcana
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56
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Deck Tradition
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Rider-Waite-Smith
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Minor Arcana Style
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RWS-Based Scenes
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The Fool
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is 0
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Strength
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is 8
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Justice
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is 11
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Card Language
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English
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Card Back
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Unknown
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Companion Material
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Little white booklet.
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Reviews
The artist is a very well known German graphic designer, winning all kinds of awards, and I for one, am very glad she turned her talents towards the creation of these 78 cards.
The colour palette is a definite highlight of this deck. Purples, pinks, baby blues, spring green, lavender etc. The characters are oddly coloured, which completes the surreal, lush strangeness of these images and scenes. It follows the Rider-Waite style fairly closely with some creative differences. I just the love weird "bird people"...hard to explain! :)
The backs are very vibrant with an argyle pattern with alternating deep pink/lavender grid, a pea-green sun with a face and 4 blue flowers, it's not reverseable for those interested. The cards are of great lightly laminated quality, and are of average size. They shuffle excellently.
The "little white book" that comes with every deck is with the Kitty Kahane a little gem in full colour called "The Magic Mirrors of Kitty Kahane's Tarot" and written by Lilo Schwarz a swiss Psychologist and Tarot expert. The interpertations for each card are insightful and have many unique observations and thoughts. 7 interesting and varied 4 card spreads are included. Some great info on the art, artist, writer and how to learn, use and immerse yourself in the images and readings. This mini-book (56 pgs.) is a shiny treasure among the sea of replica, boring and uninspired LWB's that usually accompany decks.
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