Tarot Cards for Beginners Waterproof Tarot Cards with Guide Book Gold Foil with Meanings on Them 78 Classic Origina Waterproof Rider Waite Taro Deck Fortune Telling Game（Rose Gold）

Beautiful deck. It’s shimmery and gorgeous. The size is perfect. Easy to shuffle and bend! I’ve seen others complain about the slipperiness, but I don’t find them very slippery and it’s easiest for me to successfully do a bridge with them! I love these cards and will definitely be using them as my primary deck.

Love love love!!! Beautiful cards! They are so pretty! Pinks my favorite color so these are so sacred to me!!!

Absolutely beautiful! I love it!There’s only one tiny imperfection: the cards are so slippery that I need to be very careful when washing them.

Beautiful deck but I found it too slippery for professional use. Looks nice on my table though. Wish they printed it in pink on high quality cardstock.

I'll say upfront...I'm a big fan of plastic tarot decks. I didn't even realize there was such a thing when I first got into tarot and bought a couple of typical card stock decks. What I love most about the plastic cards is how they feel. While many people in the reviews complain that they're too slippery, that's what appeals to me. They shuffle so easily! They're very durable and waterproof (not that I ever get them near water) but would be a good deck to use outdoors in dampness or humidity.I generally don't like the color pink but I kept being drawn to this deck. They're really quite beautiful, featuring traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery with predominantly blue, green, gold and orange colors against the pink backgrounds. As for the energy of the deck, I find as long as the look and feel of a deck makes me happy, I enjoy using them and can read them well.So if you've never tried a plastic deck, I encourage you to give them a try. Yes, there's a bit of a learning curve to handling them due to the slippery feel, but you'll adapt in no time and probably even prefer them over cardboard cards that can stick to each other when shuffling.

I was excited to get these cards but sadly the deck is uncomplete. It came with duplicate cards and missing cards. I wanted to love this deck but unfortunately I can't use it.

Like others have said, this is a slippery deck, be prepared for these suckers to fly out everywhere as you get used to shuffling them. I've had them for a few weeks now and they're much more easy to handle now that they've had some use and I've gotten used to them. I love the coloring and the detail on the cards which have been great for me to interpret as a beginner. Some coloring details are different than the traditional Rider-Waite, but I still feel the connection with the deck despite this. I did toss the mini guidebook because I did not resonate with the meanings and have a few other tarot guidebooks that I can reference instead. The only con is that the design on the back isn't reversible so it's easy to tell if the card is upright or reversed. I just choose to close my eyes when picking a card or cutting the deck.

They're very slippery and some cards have typos and the pictures kinda blur together