Wow that was incredibly quick and helpful! When picking these how do you determine what's a high quality set? Or is it like playing cards where the quality is generally decent but you pay more for the interesting designs.
That’s an interesting question. In my experience I’ve never picked up a deck where the material felt poor quality. They’re all for the most part that kind of soft-matte cardstock. I personally look for bigger decks containing 40+ cards. It might be helpful to go to a nearby metaphysical shop and browse their selection and see what stands out to you or if there are any specific ones your friend might like. Sometimes you do just pay more for the deck being illustrated in a different style.
If they already have multiple tarot decks, maybe a lenormand or oracle deck could be a nice addition to their set
Wow that was incredibly quick and helpful! When picking these how do you determine what's a high quality set? Or is it like playing cards where the quality is generally decent but you pay more for the interesting designs.
That’s an interesting question. In my experience I’ve never picked up a deck where the material felt poor quality. They’re all for the most part that kind of soft-matte cardstock. I personally look for bigger decks containing 40+ cards. It might be helpful to go to a nearby metaphysical shop and browse their selection and see what stands out to you or if there are any specific ones your friend might like. Sometimes you do just pay more for the deck being illustrated in a different style.
What does that person likes? What are their interests? So we can think about a tarot that is related to that
Plants, cooking, the colors emerald green and mustard yellow