Tarot fortune 78 Klimt Tarot Pocket Golden Japanese booklet mini size cards, telling, cards, Edition, "Pocket Manual" included,

◎Accessories: Original English/Italian/Spanish/French/German/Portuguese/Russian commentary booklet / Japanese booklet explaining the basic meanings of tarot cards and how to read them (not a product-specific commentary book) ◎ Japanese booklet contents: 16 pages total / Size: 55 x 110 mm / Black and white (text only) ◎Japanese booklet table of contents: Names and meanings of Major Arcana cards / How to arrange the cards / How to read / How to read with the Minor Arcana ◎Design country: Italy / Manufacturer: Lo Scarabeo (ITALY) / Card size: 44 x 80 mm / Number of cards: 78 Gustav Klimt was a Viennese painter who pursued sensual and decadent beauty. Influenced by Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts, Klimt left the conservative Vienna art world to form the Vienna Secession, leaving behind many works that are representative of the era. These tarot cards were created by A. A. Anatashov based on Klimt's paintings. All of the cards have a luxurious design that uses gold processing, reminiscent of works painted during the period known as the "Golden Age," when gold leaf was used extensively. It's miniature size makes it easy to carry and convenient to use in small spaces! The cards are housed in a special stand-up hard box. The set consists of 78 cards, including 22 cards called the Major Arcana and 56 cards called the Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana cards have card numbers written on the top and bottom, but no card names. The composition follows the Marseilles version, with number 8 representing "JUSTICE" and number 11 representing "STRENGTH," but the illustrations contain many original designs. The Minor Arcana are the four suits: CHALICES, PENTACLES, WANDS, and SWORDS. Each deck consists of a number card ranging from 1 to 10 and four court cards. The court cards are a combination of "KING", "QUEEN", "KNIGHT" and "KNAVE". The suit names, court card types, etc. are shown in illustrations. Not only the Major Arcana but also the Minor Arcana have symbolic illustrations.