🌈 Beginners Holographic Rainbow Tarot by MagicSeer Review

This is my first Rider Waite Smith deck and it's absolutely beautiful. The holographic background makes traditional designs stand out and adds an extra touch of magic. I love the white prints on the back of the cards. I have a hard time working with dark cards (like most decks I've found), but this is the perfect light deck for me.

To be honest, they suit me quite well. The holographic effect is cool, but for me personally, that's why they're harsh and uncomfortable to look at. I found the quality of the map printing, such as coloring and line work, to be quite poor. And I didn't find the descriptions in the book too clear or useful for reading or for beginners. I'm not a beginner, but I thought the book might give me new ideas about maps. The book sounds like it was written 100 years ago.

I always avoided Ryder-Waite because he was ugly. I have used several decks other than this one over the years. But recently I've been dabbling in the Tarot and found that looking at the source material is helpful in getting the most out of your decks since many decks are based around Rider Waite symbols. This shiny holographic Rider Waite is perfect. It's beautiful and all the characters are there to read. The deck is printed on hard cardboard, the images are clear. The included booklet is…