Priestess Tarot

I offer Tarot readings with the following decks. I use different decks depending upon the question asked or can offer a deck of the Querents' choosing. When I'm doing face to face work, I usually provide a good half-dozen decks to choose from, all of which are listed here.

Cilla Conway's Intuitive Tarot

Designed by Cilla Conway and launched in 2005. This deck is one of my personal favourites. I used it as my deck of the day for about four months, before "testing" it on various other Readers at TABI. The feedback was amazing and it's become one of my best decks.

The Gilded Tarot

This is one of my best working decks, along with the Intuitive Tarot. It was designed and produced by Ciro Marchetti. The detail and art work are exquisitely detailed and remind me of jewels. The imagery is CGI, but that does not make the deck or the cards ineffective.

The Robin Wood

This is a light Druid / Wicca like deck. This was the first Druid type deck I bought and gives very good readings. The cards are beautiful and the whole deck is lovely to work with

The Druid Craft

This deck is very heavy on Druid symbolism, but like the Robin Wood, gives excellent readings. The cards are -very large and come with the Animal Oracle Deck. Any reading with this deck has an Animal Oracle Card to accompany it as the final card for Advice and Guidance.

This is the Druid Animal Oracle which goes with the above deck.

The Pagan Tarot

This deck is for the modern Pagan, male or female. It depicts modern Pagans in every day settings. The deck is RWS based and very good.

The Witches Tarot (Ellen Cannon-Reed)

This deck is quite powerful, in the sense of its symbolism and detail. It's one of my lesser used working decks, but that does not negate the fact that it is good.

The Decameron

I should advise that this deck is sexually explicit - and fantastic for love questions. It's based upon the erotica of a Masked Ball and all the secrecies within.

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Hanson Roberts

This is a RWS derivative. It's my pocket sized deck, so it's usually in my hand-bag! It's of a similiar ilk to the RWS Traditional but with more of a feel like The Gilded.

Sharman Caselli

Another RWS derivative, without the strong Christian symbols from the RWS. It's a very clean and gentle deck, compared to the RWS and The Gilded.

Traditional Rider Waite

One of the most common decks and the basis of most of those on the market at the moment. I used it for my Tarot course with TABI and found that despite its rather dated, bright and fuzzy graphics, the meanings are all there.

Ramses - Tarot of Eternity

An Egyptian based Tarot deck, but still in the RWS line of thinking. It's very golden and has a very honest feel about it. Looking at the images, you can almost believe that you're there. At least, I can.