Your First Tarot — Beginner-Friendly Tarot Deck

Delight in the modern charm of this beginner's tarot deck, inspired by the classic Rider–Waite–Smith design. Each card features colorfully updated imagery and succinct keywords that reveal their meanings—making it simple and intuitive to begin your tarot journey without needing a separate guidebook. A helpful booklet is also included to deepen your practice. Ideal for self-discovery, spiritual connection, and personal development. Specs Deck Type: 78-card tarot deck Artwork: Contemporary reinterpretation of the Rider–Waite–Smith tarot in bold, modern colors Keywords: Printed on each card for easy reference Booklet: Included guide with meanings, tips, and sample spreads Creators Victoria Maxwell Victoria Vix' Maxwell is the creator of New Age Hipster, a spiritual home for good witches, lightworkers, starseeds and spiritual seekers. A Priestess for present times, modern mystic and spiritual teacher in converse sneakers, Vix supports her worldwide community in reconnecting to their own light, inner guidance and power through the Light Club coven/mystery school membership, soul readings and healings, akashic records re-writes, Kundalini yoga classes, spiritual business and author mentoring, podcast, award winning blog and popular social media channels with over 40k followers across platforms. Vix is the author of the best-selling metaphysical young adult fiction series the Santolsa Saga, author of Witch, Please: Empowerment and Enlightenment for the Modern Mystic and Manifest Your Dreams published by HarperCollins, the Angels Among Us, Goddesses Among Us and Galactic Guides oracle decks and the Oracle Card Companion published by Rockpool Publishing. Jessica Rollar Jess Rollar is an artist, card reader and blog writer. Having been reading cards since early 2013, her passion quickly turned into creating Tarot and oracle decks. Jess' main focus resides with Tarot cards but she also enjoys reading with a standard playing card deck. When it comes to cartomancy, Jess often likes to focus on the more mundane, day-to-day aspects of life and the situations we find ourselves in rather than focus on the mystical or spiritual. As a self taught digital illustrator and traditional artist who works with ink and watercolor, Jess draws inspiration from daily life, street art and character design. She often enjoys sketching from real life and dabbling around with unique color palettes, always paying close attention to detail. Jess is located in the Arizona White Mountains with her husband and daughter, along with two dogs, a cat and seven hens. When she's not reading cards or illustrating them, she is often found hiking local trails, digging in the garden or drinking copious amounts of iced coffee.