Age of Witchery Tarot

A look and appreciation of the Age of Witchery Tarot by Roger J. Horne. An intriguing folk witchy antique woodcut and collages tarot deck dramatically steeped in tradition reminiscent of the witches of old Salem.

[@poweredbyteatarot]

Thank you for showing this. It looks great. It might just be the deck I've been looking for, for a specific practice!

[@redwing3969]

Thanks for showing this deck Robin. I rather like the look and feel of it with its suggestion of folk magic and Traditional witchcraft. The Rod you refer to as a crutch, I would call a Stang. In Traditional witchcraft (in Britain, don't know about the US), a pitchfork could also be used without arising suspicion, being an innocuous farm implement🧹💜💫

[@aspasiarising4732]

Those cards really are awesome! I first saw them on Dani's channel. I really like the art, style, and coloration too. Thank you for the walk-through.

[@Martha-km1of]

This video is so clear! Thank you I enjoy you introducing me to new decks.

[@purrmeow007]

The more you handle these cards, the easier they riffle shuffle, too ;)

[@AmethystAscension]

This is a super cool and interesting deck. Thank you for sharing. 💖

[@toadstooltarot]

I'm glad you're intrigued.

[@naomihewitt7119]

Great walkthrough Robin. It's interesting that the rods and Vessel court cards , the nave and knights look like puritans and the kings and queens look like pagans, however the blades and roots seem different in energy, more unbalanced possibly. just a thought but very interesting deck. thank you for sharing.

[@toadstooltarot]

Thanks. I'll make a note of that.

[@hollybigwood8939]

I love the art. Im not loving the deep red card it drowns out the picture me thinks.

[@toadstooltarot]

It's more of a rust color.