The Meraki Tarot (4th Edition)
Multiple editions of the same deck can be quite frustrating for deck collectors - as a fellow deck collector, if I love a deck I MUST have all editions of that deck ha ha! But there are some decks that change enough that it makes the new edition so worthwhile having. The 4th edition of the Meraki tarot is one of those decks for me I think.
Why is that? - firstly, the darker aesthetic for the box and card backs which make the new box/card back design pop even more (that’s totally my jam!) - look how photogenic it is! The rusty gold edging (so gorgeous) gives the deck a very earthy but classy feel (almost rose gold vibes?). There are three cards that have had alternative illustrations created for them (which you can switch in and out with the original designs - the Page of Cups options are shown in the product photos) and a couple of new oracle cards too.
The one issue I have now is trying to decide which version of the Meraki tarot I love the most! Seriously cannot decide.
The deck still has the same beautiful pastel-style illustrations, information cards (I think there is a PDF guidebook available for this edition that you need to purchase from the Bouchette Design Etsy shop if you need it), and general feel. It’s familiar and comforting - and still as much of a joy to read with as its edition predecessors. Wonderful!
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From the Bouchette Design website:
[ MAY - RAH - KEE ] . Greek
To do something with soul, creativity and love; to put the essence of yourself into your work.
The Meraki Tarot 4th Edition Reimagined!
All new enchanting card back done in beautiful rich autumn tones.
The two-piece box has a new design for this edition.
The painted edges are an earthy rust tone, matching the rich tone and energy of the deck.
Two new oracle cards - Perception & Illusion!
All cards in the deck have been refined and three cards have been added as new illustrations: Page of Cups, Queen of Swords, King of Swords.
Deck Specifications:
106 card illustrated tarot deck 2.75"x4.75"
78 card traditional tarot deck + 1 Cover Card + 1 The Meraki extra major arcana + 13 informational cards + 10 oracle cards that can be used with the deck or on their own + 3 new illustrated cards to accompany the original cards of Page of Cups, Queen of Swords, King of Swords
350GSM card stock / Soft-Touch matte lamination / Earthly rust painted edges!
Box Specifications:
Heavy weight two-piece box with thumb cut in a matte finish + spot UV gloss. The pattern on the box is a whimsical floral that speaks to the play of nature, seen throughout The Meraki Tarot family.
Multiple editions of the same deck can be quite frustrating for deck collectors - as a fellow deck collector, if I love a deck I MUST have all editions of that deck ha ha! But there are some decks that change enough that it makes the new edition so worthwhile having. The 4th edition of the Meraki tarot is one of those decks for me I think.
Why is that? - firstly, the darker aesthetic for the box and card backs which make the new box/card back design pop even more (that’s totally my jam!) - look how photogenic it is! The rusty gold edging (so gorgeous) gives the deck a very earthy but classy feel (almost rose gold vibes?). There are three cards that have had alternative illustrations created for them (which you can switch in and out with the original designs - the Page of Cups options are shown in the product photos) and a couple of new oracle cards too.
The one issue I have now is trying to decide which version of the Meraki tarot I love the most! Seriously cannot decide.
The deck still has the same beautiful pastel-style illustrations, information cards (I think there is a PDF guidebook available for this edition that you need to purchase from the Bouchette Design Etsy shop if you need it), and general feel. It’s familiar and comforting - and still as much of a joy to read with as its edition predecessors. Wonderful!
_____
From the Bouchette Design website:
[ MAY - RAH - KEE ] . Greek
To do something with soul, creativity and love; to put the essence of yourself into your work.
The Meraki Tarot 4th Edition Reimagined!
All new enchanting card back done in beautiful rich autumn tones.
The two-piece box has a new design for this edition.
The painted edges are an earthy rust tone, matching the rich tone and energy of the deck.
Two new oracle cards - Perception & Illusion!
All cards in the deck have been refined and three cards have been added as new illustrations: Page of Cups, Queen of Swords, King of Swords.
Deck Specifications:
106 card illustrated tarot deck 2.75"x4.75"
78 card traditional tarot deck + 1 Cover Card + 1 The Meraki extra major arcana + 13 informational cards + 10 oracle cards that can be used with the deck or on their own + 3 new illustrated cards to accompany the original cards of Page of Cups, Queen of Swords, King of Swords
350GSM card stock / Soft-Touch matte lamination / Earthly rust painted edges!
Box Specifications:
Heavy weight two-piece box with thumb cut in a matte finish + spot UV gloss. The pattern on the box is a whimsical floral that speaks to the play of nature, seen throughout The Meraki Tarot family.
Multiple editions of the same deck can be quite frustrating for deck collectors - as a fellow deck collector, if I love a deck I MUST have all editions of that deck ha ha! But there are some decks that change enough that it makes the new edition so worthwhile having. The 4th edition of the Meraki tarot is one of those decks for me I think.
Why is that? - firstly, the darker aesthetic for the box and card backs which make the new box/card back design pop even more (that’s totally my jam!) - look how photogenic it is! The rusty gold edging (so gorgeous) gives the deck a very earthy but classy feel (almost rose gold vibes?). There are three cards that have had alternative illustrations created for them (which you can switch in and out with the original designs - the Page of Cups options are shown in the product photos) and a couple of new oracle cards too.
The one issue I have now is trying to decide which version of the Meraki tarot I love the most! Seriously cannot decide.
The deck still has the same beautiful pastel-style illustrations, information cards (I think there is a PDF guidebook available for this edition that you need to purchase from the Bouchette Design Etsy shop if you need it), and general feel. It’s familiar and comforting - and still as much of a joy to read with as its edition predecessors. Wonderful!
_____
From the Bouchette Design website:
[ MAY - RAH - KEE ] . Greek
To do something with soul, creativity and love; to put the essence of yourself into your work.
The Meraki Tarot 4th Edition Reimagined!
All new enchanting card back done in beautiful rich autumn tones.
The two-piece box has a new design for this edition.
The painted edges are an earthy rust tone, matching the rich tone and energy of the deck.
Two new oracle cards - Perception & Illusion!
All cards in the deck have been refined and three cards have been added as new illustrations: Page of Cups, Queen of Swords, King of Swords.
Deck Specifications:
106 card illustrated tarot deck 2.75"x4.75"
78 card traditional tarot deck + 1 Cover Card + 1 The Meraki extra major arcana + 13 informational cards + 10 oracle cards that can be used with the deck or on their own + 3 new illustrated cards to accompany the original cards of Page of Cups, Queen of Swords, King of Swords
350GSM card stock / Soft-Touch matte lamination / Earthly rust painted edges!
Box Specifications:
Heavy weight two-piece box with thumb cut in a matte finish + spot UV gloss. The pattern on the box is a whimsical floral that speaks to the play of nature, seen throughout The Meraki Tarot family.
