Review on PRIME MUSE Korean Seasons Guidebook by Jay Williams

I am Korean-American 일세대 (1st Generation) and have been a Tarot practitioner personally and professionally for over 17 years. Although I've lived in Korea for six years now, I don't speak Hangul very well, but Korean culture has always been a big part of my life in America. aka Hanafuda in Japan), but due to my language limitations, I couldn't research it on my own. So I was very excited when I discovered Prime Muse's Four Seasons Hwatu Oracle with a bilingual guide in Korean and English! Beautiful miniature cards. If you have other Asian decks, Lenormand decks, or pocket decks, you will find that they are the same size. The smooth matte finish also makes it easy to take glare-free photos for friends and clients! The cards and magnetic flip box are as durable as anything you could get on an expensive Kickstarter! The beautiful red gold plating on the edges of the cards is an added detail that I love! Since the cards are smaller than the inside of the box, I would recommend wrapping the cards in cloth or a small bag to prevent the gilding from wearing away over time. The Secret of the Kingdom Oracle), but I had no problem seeing the meaning they were trying to convey. Each card has two pages, Korean and English, detailing the images and the meaning of the card. Since this deck doesn't have card numbers like the other two Korean Oracles, you can find a black and white image in the guide to learn more about the card. I could read intuitively. Also. The art is a fantastic extension of the traditional fretwork with added detail to emphasize meaning! I would definitely recommend this high quality deck to anyone interested in Korean imagery or Gripu imagery! Whether you are a full Korean, a mixed Korean or a foster child from Korea, you are part of our culture (if you choose to be). I also invite everyone to celebrate in our culture, Korean or not!