Celtic Spirit Tarot Deck and Guidebook by Nicola McIntosh, 92-Card Celtic Rider-Waite Tarot
The Celtic Spirit Tarot is a 92-card tarot deck and 128-page guidebook by Nicola McIntosh.
This is a fresh take on the traditional Rider-Waite, imbued with the Celts' deep understanding of nature's cycles and their reverence for working with the elemental beings. What makes it unusual is the extra suit: alongside the familiar four, this deck adds a fifth suit for the Spirit element, the fifth point on the pentagram, symbolising the soul, the universe, and the energy that animates all life. That's what brings the count to 92 and gives readings a whole additional dimension to work with.
Nicola McIntosh is an acclaimed Celtic shaman, herbalist, and artist, and the deck grows directly out of her Celtic shamanic practice and her own Celtic lineage. Every card is a reminder that everything is interconnected, that greater forces are at work, and that guidance from the otherworlds is genuinely available to us if we're willing to listen.
It blends the familiar structure seasoned readers already know with Celtic symbolism and a modern sensibility, so it works beautifully whether you've read for years or you're just beginning. A gorgeous, grounded deck for anyone drawn to Celtic spirituality, nature-based practice, and elemental magic, and a meaningful gift.
What's in the box: 92 tarot cards and a 128-page guidebook.
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