The Dark Daughter Tarot by Ellen Lorenzi- Prince (Tarot Kit Box Set with 78 Cards and Guide Book)
Description
Discover the dark mysteries of the divine feminine in this rich Tarot featuring goddesses from around the world. The Dark Daughter Tarot is a 78-card Tarot deck featuring powerful goddesses from world cultures, many of them lesser known, all of them representing various aspects of the “dark feminine.” This darkness is the mystery and power of the feminine spirit―from the inner knowing of hidden spaces to the fierceness of righteous rage. A Dark Daughter is a child of the goddess―no matter their gender―who hears the call to dive deep into that mystery, and who yearns to dance with those primal powers. Featuring goddesses from Egypt, West Africa, Hungary, Sumer, China, India, Greece, the Caribbean, the Celtic regions, and more, The Dark Daughter Tarot delves into the myth and magic of female deities revered for thousands of years, ready to share their hidden knowledge. Using the Rider-Waite-Smith structure as framework, The Dark Daughter Tarot also offers a few unique variants: Suits are named directly after the elements, the Hanged Man is redubbed Sacrifice, and court cards have been realigned as Beast, Warrior, Witch, and Hag. The bold, colorful artwork of Ellen Lorenzi-Prince provides rich visuals for readings, or for use on your altar. In the accompanying guidebook, discover the myth of each goddess, and the divinatory insight she offers. Delve into The Dark Daughter Tarot, where the wisdom of the ancient goddesses awaits for all who are called to them.
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