ArtDeco Card.

Gypsy Cards.

Tarot consist of the two groups of cards in a tarot pack: the twenty-two trumps (the major arcana ) and the fifty-six suit card. Trump again can be traced back to Sanskrit language, 'trmp' means dialogue with the universe. Major arcana are pictures that represent life, stages and experiences we all go through. It's meant to be the story of one's journey through life. Minor arcana cards describes the people, events, feelings and circumstances we encounter on our personal Journey. It represents events that are within the control of the individual and indicate how you do something.
So far this covers the basic difference between Gypsy Card and Tarot Cards. However, Gypsy Cards although it is mostly unknown also contain major and minor arcanas and it has to be in sequence as it would be numbered. For example the number 1 card is the card of Sweetheart, followed by the card of Lover. They are considered as major arcana's as it is explaining stages of creation. Whilst minor arcana is anger, jealousy, desire, hope, etc. These are events within your control.
Therefore the two cards are not so different after all. Personally I prefer the Gypsy Cards, because there are less images to memorize. I find it very convenient to have less cards to spread, yet each card holds meanings that makes up the 78 card reading, if you learn in depth what each card convey. But first, you have to learn the basics, so we offer books, which will help you to start reading Gypsy Cards.

Each Gypsy card explained in four position, depends how close to a positive or negative card and how close or far to the significator card.

- First position being when the card is far from the inquirer's card and it is positive.

- Second position is medium, when the positive card is far from the inquirer but a negative card is next to it.

- Third position is when the positive card is far from the inquirer but it is close to 2 negative cards. Read more >>

Four Position Reading.

Reading Gypsy Cards.

With the tarot books available, you are able to tell fortune for yourself, because the book can also be used as a guide for spiritual or self-development. How to develop habits which will lead you to success instead of repeating the same mistakes over and over. You will not fall into the trap of being biased, because with any of the books we offer you will learn the one-ness of all life forms and the universe. It is the Universe which guide you in your tarot journey, to discover your true self and your true destination.. Read more >>

What is the Purpose of Tarot.

Tarot meant to be to find your true self, to find the right path to liberation from illusions. You're able to achieve that by exploring your past, and how it relates to the present situation you are in now. Once you discovered the past, you are able to do something in the present moment to create a better future today. Therefore, tarot or Gypsy Card is a tool for healing, teaching you how to reach a better future in your voyage of life.  Read more >>

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Details of Art Deco Card.

Gypsy Card and Tarot cards are a way to gain deeper understanding about yourself, where you come from and what direction to chose in your life journey to help you create a better future.

ART DECO fortune telling cards by Piatnik, New Italian Regional 52 cards. The cards have beautiful Art Deco images that look to be out of the 1930's with descriptor words in 5 languages including English. Each card have a caption in 5 languages.Card size: 58 x 89 mm 52 cards + 3 additional cards (including 2 with explanatory text in German). The Art Deco fortune telling card is an expansion of the Viennese Biedermeier and "Gypsy" Cartomancy sets to a full complement of 52 cards. The old standbys -- the House, Judge, Sweetheart, Fox, Death, Merriment, Letter, and Desire -- are still here, but they have been joined by added images relating to 20th century social concerns (Treason, the Foreign Woman, Pride).

The art is vivid and poster-like, in the colorful graphic style of the 1930s. Each unnumbered card is identified at the bottom with its name in 5 languages. Because the pack fills its box tightly, no instruction booklet is included.

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