Mary-el Tarot
The Mary-el Tarot is an exquisite and powerful Tarot deck, embodying what
can truly be called the “alchemical art” of the soul. It is not merely a tool
for predicting the future, but also a companion for the journey of seeking
balance, symmetry, and self-mastery.
Mary-el Tarot: Imagery and Meaning
The imagery in the Mary-el Tarot is drawn from oil paintings by artist
Marie White. These images delve into the depths of the Tarot’s symbolic system,
a style often seen in ancient decks. The accompanying book, Landscapes of
the Abyss, provides detailed insights into the meanings of each card,
guiding users to the threshold between heaven and earth, between the small and
the great, between the eternal and the infinite.
Structure of the Deck
The Mary-el Tarot consists of 78 cards, divided into four suits:
1. Major Arcana: Comprising 22 key
cards, from The Fool to The World. Each card represents a facet of life and
various states of consciousness.
2. Minor Arcana: Includes the
Wands, Cups, Swords, and Disks (Pentacles) suits. Each suit contains 14 cards,
from Ace to King.
Why Choose the Mary-el Tarot?
- Alchemical
Approach: This deck goes beyond prediction, delving into the soul and the
quest for balance.
- Oil Paintings: Marie White’s
oil paintings bring uniqueness and refinement to the deck.
- Detailed
Meanings: Landscapes of the Abyss offers deeper insights into the
significance of each card.