The Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot: A Tool for Self-Discovery and Personal Transformation

Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot is a deck of tarot cards that is designed to connect users with the world of witchcraft and magic. Created by a witch and artist named Franco Rivolli, this deck features the traditional 78 cards of the tarot, each with its own unique and enchanting illustration. The Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot draws inspiration from the old, often misunderstood, traditions of witchcraft. The deck was designed to help practitioners explore their own spirituality and connect with the energies of the natural world. It embraces the mysticism and symbolism of witchcraft, incorporating elements such as herbs, animals, and spellcasting into its depictions. Each card in the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot is rich in symbolism and detail, offering a visual interpretation of the card's traditional meaning.

-Some of the card images feel a bit awkward:

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Each card in the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot is rich in symbolism and detail, offering a visual interpretation of the card's traditional meaning. The imagery is both beautiful and haunting, with intricate illustrations that invite contemplation and reflection. From the vibrant colors to the delicate lines, each card is a work of art in its own right.

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I received the Silver Witchcraft Tarot last Friday afternoon and have been looking at it all week. Here's a little review.

Even though the deck is borderless and doesn't have multi-lingual titles, it does scream LoScarabeo from head to toe, so if that puts you off, beware. The artwork is by Franco Rivolli, who seems to be a very prolific craftsman because he has done quite a few tarots.

In all honesty, after just one week, I cannot say if this is a deck I will end up keeping. I will just provide you with a list of my own pros and cons.

• Colourful art work. It reminds me of the Radiant Rider Waite.
• Shiny silver edges.
• Suits have the elemental attributions I am accustomed to - Wands Fire, Cups Water, Swords Air, Pentacles Earth.
• There's at least a bit of action in the deck, things being blown about by the wind and so forth.
• The seasons of the year are depicted in the illustrations, somewhat.
• Traditional court cards are represented
• Strong earth-centric energy.
• Includes variety of ages, races and body types.
• No sexualised images.
• Most cards have at least a vague connection to traditional meanings.
• Elementals are represented (though they may also be a con!)
• The cards have a vibe. Can't say fairer than that.

• Images are slightly samey, consisting mostly of people in robes.
• The figures are fairly stiff and static.
• The pip cards do not have the correct number of pips. :(
• Cardstock is thick and shiny. (Some people love that)
• Some of the cards do not make sense without the book. But there are only a few cards like this.
• The little sylphs, gnomes, undines and salamanders are a bit too cutesy.
• All the cubes are a bit distracting.

There is nothing wrong with this deck, but I can see that I won't be getting it out for reading and for myself I don't find the images visually arresting enough to keep the deck to look at. So it really deserves a better home where it can be appreciated and loved.

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Here we have a selection of Major cards that are particularly lovely. The Fool shows an eclipse over a tree in a country field, and you can just make out the tiny figure of someone walking off on a new adventure. The Strength card features the traditional lion standing serenely next to a robed figure wearing a Green Man mask. I like how the sense of embracing and directing the energy of our primal nature is depicted so simply and clearly. Justice is pretty awesome: a pregnant woman blows a handful of multicolored butterflies over the image of a black tree - black and white symbolizing two natural poles that are kept in balance. The Devil features a mirror reflecting the image of a dead tree branch, reminiscent of confronting our shadow selves. The elderly Hermit bears a glowing lantern in one hand, and a caduceus staff in the other - a symbol of the healing power of learning about ourselves and about life.

In addition to the traditional major and minor arcana, the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot includes four additional cards that represent different aspects of witchcraft: the Witch's Moon, the Witch's Year, the Witch's Journey, and the Witch's Tools. These cards provide additional insights and guidance for those who wish to explore the path of witchcraft. Whether you are a seasoned tarot reader or just beginning to explore the world of witchcraft, the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot offers a unique and immersive experience. Its rich symbolism and intricate illustrations provide a deep well of knowledge and inspiration. By using this deck, one can embark on a journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth, and magical exploration..

Reviews for "Enhancing Your Psychic Abilities with the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot"

1. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was really excited to try out the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot, but I found it to be quite disappointing. The artwork was beautiful, I'll give it that, but the guidebook that comes with it was lacking in depth and detail. I felt like I was missing out on the deeper meanings of the cards and their symbolism. Additionally, the cards themselves were quite flimsy and easily bent. Overall, I didn't feel a strong connection to this deck and I regretted purchasing it.

2. David - 1/5 stars - I have been reading tarot for many years and I was really hoping to add the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot to my collection. However, I found the card interpretations to be overly simplified and lacking nuance. The imagery was beautiful, but without a strong foundation in the meanings, I found it difficult to connect with the readings. The deck also felt poorly made, with cards easily getting stuck together. I was truly disappointed with this deck and would not recommend it to seasoned tarot readers.

3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - As a fan of witchcraft and tarot, I was excited to get my hands on the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot. However, upon using it, I found the deck to be quite confusing and confusingly simplistic at the same time. The guidebook didn't offer enough guidance and I felt lost trying to interpret the cards. The artwork was stunning, but the overall execution of this deck fell flat for me. I was hoping for a more immersive and intuitive experience, but unfortunately, this deck didn't meet my expectations.

Connecting with the Divine through the Silvrr Witchcraft Tarot