The Tarot of the Dance of Souls Tarot Cards

Discover a fresh and expressive interpretation of traditional tarot with The Tarot of the Dance of Souls Tarot Cards, created by artist Leila Rejeb. Through expressive lines, vibrant colour and evocative imagery, this distinctive deck explores themes of connection, unity and the relationships between people. Designed for reflection and intuitive readings, the deck offers a visually engaging approach to tarot while retaining connections to traditional tarot symbolism. Whether used for personal reflection, creative exploration or tarot practice, it makes a striking addition to any card collection. Key Features Created by artist Leila Rejeb Fresh interpretation of traditional tarot symbolism Expressive lines, colours and imagery Explores connection, unity and relationships Includes 78 tarot cards Includes 12 additional advice cards Includes 3 information cards QR code provides access to a digital booklet Suitable for reflection and intuitive tarot readings How to Use Use the tarot cards for traditional or intuitive spreads, personal reflection and symbolic exploration. The expressive artwork can provide visual prompts for considering relationships, experiences and different perspectives. Scan the QR code on the information cards to access the accompanying digital booklet. Perfect For Tarot enthusiasts and collectors Beginners exploring tarot Experienced readers looking for an artistic interpretation Intuitive and reflective practices Fans of expressive contemporary artwork Spiritual and mystical gift collections Birthday and special occasion gifting What's Included 78 tarot cards 12 advice cards 3 information cards QR code linking to the digital booklet Product Details Deck: The Tarot of the Dance of Souls Artist: Leila Rejeb Tarot Cards: 78 Advice Cards: 12 Information Cards: 3 Guide: Digital booklet accessed via QR code Themes: Connection, unity, relationships and reflection Please Note Tarot cards are traditionally used for symbolic readings, reflection and divination. Interpretations are subjective and can vary between readers; tarot should not be considered a scientifically established method of predicting future events.