Fyodor Pavlov Tarot

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Artikelnummer: 9781646711208
EAN: 9781646711208

Design & Art Fyodor Pavlov Tarot

The Fyodor Pavlov Tarot deck, hand-painted in watercolor and ink by artist Fyodor Pavlov, is a reimagining of the classic Smith-Waite Tarot Deck®. It infuses traditional imagery with a contemporary twist, incorporating diverse representations of gender, sexuality, and culture. The deck is praised for its timeless aesthetic, drawing inspiration from Parisian Art Nouveau, Japanese printmaking, and Pre-Raphaelite styles.

Theme Fyodor Pavlov Tarot

This tarot deck is celebrated for its inclusivity and diverse storytelling, contextualizing queer identity in a historical setting. Pavlov’s artistry reimagines society and history with a freedom from suppression, making it a meaningful and culturally rich addition to the world of tarot. His deck is noted for its color coding in the Minor Arcana suits, adding a unique dimension to the tarot experience.

Additional Information Fyodor Pavlov Tarot

Produced by U.S. Games Systems, the deck features high-quality elements like a tented arch in the box lid and a hardcover guidebook. The cards are printed on buttery smooth, linen-finish stock, making them easy to handle and durable against wear. The deck adheres closely to the Rider-Waite-Smith system, ensuring readability and familiarity for tarot enthusiasts.

Author Information Fyodor Pavlov Tarot

Fyodor Pavlov, an artist with deep insights into historical symbolism and a commitment to inclusive representation, spent five years crafting this deck. His work reflects a profound depth of research into history and culture, resulting in a tarot deck that is both visually stunning and rich in meaning.

Deck Type: Hand-Painted Tarot
Number of Cards: 78
Material: Linen Finish Card Stock with Gold Gilt Edges
Artistic Style: Watercolor and Ink with Multicultural and Queer Themes
Packaging: Two-Piece Box with Gold Foil Stamping
Guidebook: 172-Page Full-Color Illustrated Hardcover Book
Creator: Fyodor Pavlov, Artist and Storyteller