A Beautiful Tarot Kit for Beginners with Nearly Half a Million Sold This updated edition of Josephine Ellershaw's bestselling Easy Tarot kit is the simplest way to learn to read Tarot cards. Inside, you'll find:? • A newly revised and expanded handbook with step-by-step instructions?• Renowned Tarot artist Ciro Marchetti's beautiful Gilded Tarot Royale deck?• Answers to beginners' most frequently asked questions?• Keyword "cheat sheets" and card combinations for significant life events• Tips and techniques for linking cards together• Seven spreads, including Josephine's signature Life Spread and Anchor• Elemental correspondences and numerical associations• Tarot diary advice and space for personal notes Drawing from over fifty years of experience reading and teaching Tarot, Josephine shares everything you need to successfully interpret the cards and get the answers you seek.? About the Creators For Josephine Ellershaw, the tarot has been a constant life companion on a personal journey that now spans five decades. She is the author of the international bestseller Easy Tarot: Learn to Read the Cards Once and For All, along with other titles: Easy Tarot Reading, Easy Tarot Combinations, and The Chronicles of Destiny Fortune Cards. Based in North Yorkshire, England, Josie provides professional readings and mentoring to an international clientele. Ciro Marchetti (Florida) is an award-winning artist from the United Kingdom. He studied art in London, followed by a career working in Europe and South America where he cofounded what became the largest graphic design agency in the region. He later transferred to the United States where he opened a branch office based in Miami. In addition to managing his company, Ciro also gave workshops and lectures on digital imagery and illustration at the Fort Lauderdale Art Institute, and continues to create his own personal style of visionary art. Ciro's eclectic portfolio of offerings includes award-winning cartomancy decks, posters, and jigsaw puzzles along with tarot-themed ceramic inlayed wooden boxes, reading cloths, bags, and kimono-style gowns.
