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I created this whimsical deck to help us peek across the veil and watch as stories come together to uncover what tomorrow holds for us. The mysticism, depth, and intelligence of crows and ravens are celebrated in the award-winning Crow Tarot deck.Here, Cullinane does give us a little about her personal history as an artist, why she’s so connected to crows, and a preferred method of daily reading draws– three cards rather than one. Granted, I’m a collector and hoarder of many things, books, plants, seeds; I do not judge those that seek or choose to build a collection of anything. And Tarot is a wonderful way to keep connecting with mother nature and all the wonderful creatures that surround it. Using this unique tarot deck as a healing tool, we can tap into the protective energy dogs bring into our lives, learn to be more in the moment like them, and embrace their pure joy.

It’s easy to understand why this is consistently one of our best-sellers, I mean, who doesn’t love crows? Margaux Jones (MJ) Cullinane is a Seattle-based artist and graduate from the prestigious Parson’s School of Design. I didn’t realize how much the feel of cards mattered to me until I got a deck that had cards so flimsy, I was almost afraid to work with it. I like the slightly larger cards and I really appreciate it when they come in solid two part boxes like these do.The pages show crows engaging with their suit symbol, the Knights all incorporate horses, and the Kings and Queens all feature crowns with the pairs have something that shows they’re linked. Each Major Arcanum key is given a full page, featuring keywords, the elemental correspondence, and well-written explanations of the cards that will inform and anchor a beginner and delight the seasoned reader. Key I: The Magician in the Water pile tells me how this deck functions in love and relationship readings. What do you take from the crow’s positioning on the wolf and the presence of the wolf in the first place?