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Tarot Deck Review: Enchanted Tarot
Artist: Amy Zerner & Monte Farber Book and Cards Set Publisher: St. Martin's Press Publication date: October 1990 ISBN: 0312050798 Price & More Info: Click Here	The artwork for this deck is all embroidery, applique, and other fabric arts. I can't imagine how much time it must have taken to do all the work involved in creating this deck. The symbolism is more or less Rider-ish, but of course with the medium used the finer details could not be rendered. If you like any sort of fiber craft, definitely buy this deck, if only for the artwork! There was also a 1992 calendar issued using some of the cards from this deck as the 'art' side of each spread. There is in places a bit of a feminist leaning in these cards and the booklet, but not enough to be too obvious. Reviewed by Symitar