CRAFTERIAN Stained Glass Tarot Cards, 78 Tarot Deck with Foil Edges, Original Tarot Cards for Beginners and Experts with Guide Book, Fortune Telling Game, Divination Tools for All Skill Levels.

Love this deck. I can get over the blue lining turning silver. Shuffles smoothly but a bit tougher if you prefer shuffling short ways because of the card lining. Most all of people are clothed too.

These cards are beautiful. I did several readings with them and now there are one of my 'go-to' decks. They are on heavy card stock with a beautiful blue edge. I'm quite happy with this purchase.

A beautiful tarot deck absolutely love it! Would recommend it to all lovers of tarot!

When I first opened the package, the cards looks amazing. I liked the art style and the shiny blue edges of the card gave the deck a nice sparkle.I found some of the cards were sticking together at the edges, so I carefully went through the deck separating each card without any horizontal movement that could damage them. Then I shuffled the deck a handful of times, and found the blue edges were already wearing and showing white. The deck without this edge coating likely would have held up far better.After the disappointing with the near-instant wear, I started looking more closely at the art, at least that still looked good, right? ...After looking closely, I'm certain it's all art generated by LLMs/AI. Every person's hands are bizarrely deformed and there are several strange abnormalities that the art style hides well if you don't look closely. The cups/pentacles/swords/wands often do not match the card number, or do not match the stained glass art style and look like they were photoshopped in.

These Tarot cards are MAGNIFICIENT. I highly recommend them. They are the size of most tarot decks, so they are what you would expect. They are NEW, so expect to go through them one by one the first time to find any that may have stuck together by production. They do not stick afterwards. They are strong durable cards, as long as you are not abusing them <3. This means that they are not poker cards. I feel like I have to tell ever card slinger out there that Tarot cards are not meant to be poker shuffled. Ugh. But these cards are very durable, very sturdy, beautiful design. I stick them right on my altar. But You could easily store them in a silk bag, in a tarot purse, in their box. Very easy to use. And very pleased with the size and quality of these amazing cards. <3

The CRAFTERIAN Stained Glass Tarot Cards just arrived, and wow, the aesthetic is impressive! They're like miniature stained-glass windows perfect for those soul-searching moments. The vibrant colors had my eyes dancing with joy right away.These cards are on the lighter and thinner side, which is understandable given that there are 78 of them—definitely a full deck of fate! The blue border? I'm in love! It's a shade that instantly evokes thoughts of a stainglass getaway. It catches the light beautifully, drawing the curiosity of anyone nearby who might wonder about your mystical treasures.Now, let's be real. That lovely blue border? Stunning. Truly stunning. But my inner tarot enthusiast is concerned that such beauty might not withstand my daily shuffling routine. I'm shuffling like a pro over here!Speaking of shuffling, these cards come a bit too close for comfort. They arrived stuck together like they were at a middle school dance. So, here's a tip: give them a little space right out of the box. You wouldn't want to draw the Tower when you were aiming for the Ace of Cups just because they’re being clingy.So, what’s the final take? These cards are definitely a vibe. They’re gorgeous, eye-catching, and will elevate your tarot readings. However, if you intend to use them daily, they might be more of a beautiful fling than a long-term mystical commitment. Just a thought! 😉✨🔮

It’s a beautiful deck but the art style isn’t consistent. A lot of the cards have images that actually have a stained glass, or mostly a stained glass, look while many others don’t look that way at all or not completely. The 6 of wands for example is completely solid looking. No stain glass texture in sight. Most cards I could identify without having to look at the name because the images gave themselves away with many of the meanings of the cards being depicted in the image. A few cards however, I wasn’t able to determine what they were or represent without the name because the image was missing certain details or whatever was suppose to help identify it wasn’t evident. For example: Like the 2 of swords seems to only have 1 sword and I couldn’t really tell it was a sword. I just assumed because she was blindfolded. The 7 of wands depicts a man and he seems to be holding a staff, but he doesn’t appear to fighting off or defending and I don’t see 7 wands. The 6 of cups didn’t have 6 cups but that was fine because the image showed me what I was suppose to be seeing for the card in terms of meaning. So I would already know what card it was w/o the name. The Fool depicts a man and a dog but doesn’t depict him doing anything that would help give away the meaning of the card. I just knew because he had a dog. That sort of thing. But I did appreciate that the minor arcana had actual images and isn’t just a picture of cups and wands and stuff. Basically it wasn’t, for the most part, a pip deck. So I give it a B- overall. Hence 4 stars.

Beautiful cards. Tarot/Oracles cards with any side foil design will wear away with use. Regardless, beautiful design and quality.