Unite with nature and intuit your future with this stunning 78-card and guidebook kit from artist Alexandra Dvornikova and author Alexander Kopytin.
A starlit night sky, a silent pine grove, the sweet scent of resin carried by a quiet breeze―this is the enchanting atmosphere that permeates the cards of the Green Codex Tarot! This stunning kit showcases a deck of 78 cards, beautifully illustrated by artist Alexandra Dvornikova, along with a 192-page book by Alexander Kopytin that delves deep into topics of ecology and environment, unearthing the roots that unite humans and nature into a primordial network of life.
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Susan J. Landsman –
This is a gorgeous deck. I’m a big card stock snob, and I think the stock is perfectly fine. It’s pretty high quality–thin enough to shuffle nicely, but sturdy and bendy enough not to get broken. The colors of the deck are so wonderful for late fall/winter. I was initially wary of buying this deck because of the art style — I’ve seen SO many decks with simple artwork like this — but the content is very deep and interesting and not like anything I’ve seen before. I’m enjoying reading the book and broadening interpretations of the cards (for explanation, they tend to more of a numerological and elemental leaning, which I like, as well as a focus on nature and ecosystems).
The only issue I had with this was the construction of the box holding the deck — with the one I got, the cards had slipped out of their sleeve and one was damaged. I returned for a new set.
Jennifer Ann Dalton –
Awful cardstock. Its a shame bc I love the colors and illustrations of this deck.
sbeeemt –
Fantastic, a new favorite. The card stock is great for a MM deck, matte and flexible. I love the imagery, with the folk art feel. The guidebook is where this deck really shines. You will find a much different perspective than what you’re used to in guidebooks. This is a winner all the way around.
P. L. Key –
This is a beautiful, complex deck. I love to pull a card and gaze upon it. I appreciate the thought and psychological dimensions behind its creation. My one problem – and it is a big one for me – is that they demoted the queens to princesses. There is no explanation that I can find of why such a psychological savvy deck would reduce the power of its mature feminine to a youthful girlishness. Princesses are delightful, but as a symbol they represent a different phase of life and authority than queens.
NettAdi –
Thisnis truly a beautiful deck, great printing quality, and good cards. A pleasure to read or just look at.
cadiemt13 –
Fantastic, a new favorite. The card stock is great for a MM deck, matte and flexible. I love the imagery, with the folk art feel. The guidebook is where this deck really shines. You will find a much different perspective than what you’re used to in guidebooks. This is a winner all the way around.
Evobio –
The artwork on these cards is wonderful… Russian authors, I wonder if there is a Russian version of this? I’d love to have one. This deck also has the greatest Devil card I’ve ever seen, and I own over 260 tarot decks. I won’t spoil the surprise… just get it! Instant classic, I imagine it will be in print a long time.