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Tarot Deck Review: Motherpeace Tarot
Artist: Karen Vogel & Vicki Noble Card Set Publisher: US Games Systems Publication date: July 1997 ISBN: 1572810319 Price & More Info: Click Here	This deck has strongly feminist symbolism. It is sometimes referred to as "the round deck" as it's the only one I've seen that is round rather than square or rectangular. I know several people, admittedly almost all women, who really like this deck, as its symbolism draws heavily from feminist studies. I've got to admit its symbolism is indeed interesting. Unfortunately, the artwork is a turn-off for me. Awkward, even childish in places, the cards are seemingly colored with a child's crayons and waterpaints. This is obviously a very individual deck. I don't personally recommend it, but someone else may love it. If you can, have a look at a copy of this deck before you buy it. Reviewed by Symitar