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# The Fountain Tarot: Illustrated Deck and Guidebook

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Review: Perfectly Taking the Contemporary Into Tarot - “The Fountain Tarot” has become a go to deck for readings befitting a contemporary mood. Solidly ensconced in the Rider-Waite tradition it, like the “Linestrider’s” deck, takes a gentle, clever artistic style and mixes it with a graphical vision that leaves a true thinking experience on its readers—one that definitely fuels intuition. Oh this deck, with its focus on contemporary dress styles and wabi-sabi settings, is gorgeous. Unlike “Lindestrider’s” though, “The Fountain Tarot” is almost a completely human-focused—and geometric—art package replacing the former’s stunning white space with pictorial background ooze. It definitely encompasses the author’s interpretation of the Rider-Waite story and offers just enough curiosity to lead readers neither one way or the other in determining a meaning at hand. Manufacturing-wise, the deck uses a robust matt cardboard stock with silver edging. Now, his did result in a concave rim forming around the circumferences of my cards sufficient to hamper table fanning and an easy hand shuffle. Yet, a tumbled rose quartz crystal run over these rims flattened them out—and while being a great way to spend time with the deck, it’s now fully responsive to touch! The only downside for me, is the deck box. Merely large enough to house the cards themselves and their instructional booklet, it too is built of a very sturdy card stock. But being high gloss and silver/black toned, it glaringly shows up any imperfections—and my box had a bumpy ride from desertcart. I’d strongly recommend a box-in-box manufacture were the publishers to ever arrange a reprint. That said, I’m absolutely enamoured with the artist’s vision in these cards (my cards arrived un-dinted by the way) making reading with them, both a pleasure and a breeze. Highly recommended for experienced readers, fans of Rider-Waite, and those new to Tarot with a flair for imagination.
Review: Biased Love - Oh Gosh. Well, to start I'll say straight up that this is a biased review. I love this deck. I have a copy of the self-published version, so of course I had to buy this one! (If only to have a copy I'm not afraid of getting dirty!) So parts of this review will compare to the self-published deck, which is of wonderful quality. Packaging: It comes int a self-contained box, that has a magnetic closure. It's probably my favorite box. The deck and book both fit in there perfectly, and there's a ribbon to help get it out. No messing around with giant boxes and cardboard inserts. It's the size of the deck, and absolutely gorgeous. Book: I'll admit, I haven't really gone through the book. I'm assuming that the meanings given are the same as the self published version. Assuming that--I love the creators interpretation on the cards. The meanings given add unique little insights and different perspectives I wouldn't always consider, but they don't really deviate from the standard, either. The book itself is small, the size of the deck. The contents are basically the same as the self-published version, though they are presented in a different order. A brief comparison of the Table of Contents show that this version added "Sample reading and interpretation" and lost the "Bios" section. It might still be in there, I'm just not seeing it in the contents. Overall, I have to say this is probably my favorite "LWB" to come with a deck. Artwork: Absolutely gorgeous. You should be able to look up the cards online, but these pictures are stunning. I will say, I can notice a slight difference in the colors when compared to the self-published deck, but *this* deck seems to be more vibrant--the darks are darker and the brights are brighter, if you will. But yeah, the images are breathtaking, and there is nothing I can criticize on those. (Remember, I did say biased!) Card stock: So, the cards themselves have silver gilding. I will say, picking them up right away, my hands did get a bit sparkly. I'm sure that'll go away with use. They aren't stuck together--at least not that I noticed--as is common with some gilded decks. The card stock itself is nice--I wouldn't call it *quite* as nice as the self-published version though. These feel a bit stiffer, a bit more cardboard-y. Though, and I will say this clearly, that could very easily be just from use. This is a brand new deck vs one I've used regularly. Of course the cards aren't going to be as supple. It does feel a bit thinner than the self-published version to me, but I'd say it's still far above the standard LoS or Llewellyn card stock. Overall: Should you get this deck? If you like the style--yes, yes, a thousand times yes. It's probably one of my favorites, if not my favorite. I liked it enough to buy two versions--and this is the *only* deck I own two copies of. So if you're even remotely tempted, go for it. I have a feeling you won't regret it!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #86,688 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #136 in New Age Mysticism (Books) #237 in Tarot #2,045 in Personal Transformation Self-Help |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,658) |
| Dimensions  | 3.23 x 1.8 x 5 inches |
| Edition  | Box Tcr Cr |
| ISBN-10  | 1611805481 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1611805482 |
| Item Weight  | 14 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Publication date  | October 10, 2017 |
| Publisher  | Roost Books |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfectly Taking the Contemporary Into Tarot
*by A***N on August 9, 2019*

“The Fountain Tarot” has become a go to deck for readings befitting a contemporary mood. Solidly ensconced in the Rider-Waite tradition it, like the “Linestrider’s” deck, takes a gentle, clever artistic style and mixes it with a graphical vision that leaves a true thinking experience on its readers—one that definitely fuels intuition. Oh this deck, with its focus on contemporary dress styles and wabi-sabi settings, is gorgeous. Unlike “Lindestrider’s” though, “The Fountain Tarot” is almost a completely human-focused—and geometric—art package replacing the former’s stunning white space with pictorial background ooze. It definitely encompasses the author’s interpretation of the Rider-Waite story and offers just enough curiosity to lead readers neither one way or the other in determining a meaning at hand. Manufacturing-wise, the deck uses a robust matt cardboard stock with silver edging. Now, his did result in a concave rim forming around the circumferences of my cards sufficient to hamper table fanning and an easy hand shuffle. Yet, a tumbled rose quartz crystal run over these rims flattened them out—and while being a great way to spend time with the deck, it’s now fully responsive to touch! The only downside for me, is the deck box. Merely large enough to house the cards themselves and their instructional booklet, it too is built of a very sturdy card stock. But being high gloss and silver/black toned, it glaringly shows up any imperfections—and my box had a bumpy ride from Amazon. I’d strongly recommend a box-in-box manufacture were the publishers to ever arrange a reprint. That said, I’m absolutely enamoured with the artist’s vision in these cards (my cards arrived un-dinted by the way) making reading with them, both a pleasure and a breeze. Highly recommended for experienced readers, fans of Rider-Waite, and those new to Tarot with a flair for imagination.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Biased Love
*by S***H on October 10, 2017*

Oh Gosh. Well, to start I'll say straight up that this is a biased review. I love this deck. I have a copy of the self-published version, so of course I had to buy this one! (If only to have a copy I'm not afraid of getting dirty!) So parts of this review will compare to the self-published deck, which is of wonderful quality. Packaging: It comes int a self-contained box, that has a magnetic closure. It's probably my favorite box. The deck and book both fit in there perfectly, and there's a ribbon to help get it out. No messing around with giant boxes and cardboard inserts. It's the size of the deck, and absolutely gorgeous. Book: I'll admit, I haven't really gone through the book. I'm assuming that the meanings given are the same as the self published version. Assuming that--I love the creators interpretation on the cards. The meanings given add unique little insights and different perspectives I wouldn't always consider, but they don't really deviate from the standard, either. The book itself is small, the size of the deck. The contents are basically the same as the self-published version, though they are presented in a different order. A brief comparison of the Table of Contents show that this version added "Sample reading and interpretation" and lost the "Bios" section. It might still be in there, I'm just not seeing it in the contents. Overall, I have to say this is probably my favorite "LWB" to come with a deck. Artwork: Absolutely gorgeous. You should be able to look up the cards online, but these pictures are stunning. I will say, I can notice a slight difference in the colors when compared to the self-published deck, but *this* deck seems to be more vibrant--the darks are darker and the brights are brighter, if you will. But yeah, the images are breathtaking, and there is nothing I can criticize on those. (Remember, I did say biased!) Card stock: So, the cards themselves have silver gilding. I will say, picking them up right away, my hands did get a bit sparkly. I'm sure that'll go away with use. They aren't stuck together--at least not that I noticed--as is common with some gilded decks. The card stock itself is nice--I wouldn't call it *quite* as nice as the self-published version though. These feel a bit stiffer, a bit more cardboard-y. Though, and I will say this clearly, that could very easily be just from use. This is a brand new deck vs one I've used regularly. Of course the cards aren't going to be as supple. It does feel a bit thinner than the self-published version to me, but I'd say it's still far above the standard LoS or Llewellyn card stock. Overall: Should you get this deck? If you like the style--yes, yes, a thousand times yes. It's probably one of my favorites, if not my favorite. I liked it enough to buy two versions--and this is the *only* deck I own two copies of. So if you're even remotely tempted, go for it. I have a feeling you won't regret it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is the most beautiful tarot deck I have ever seen
*by K***H on November 12, 2024*

This tarot deck is truly a work of art! The product is exactly as shown in the photos, and it’s even more stunning in person. As someone who was raised with tarot cards and sage, I felt it was time to step away from using my mother’s decks and find one that I could truly call my own. The moment I discovered this deck, I knew it was the one for me. The artwork is absolutely breathtaking—every card feels like a piece of art in its own right. The guidebook that comes with the deck is equally impressive; it provides clear, insightful information that complements the cards perfectly. I’ve done numerous readings for friends and family, and without fail, everyone who experiences the deck is in awe of its beauty. I’ve never had anyone leave a reading without offering compliments on the deck’s stunning design. It’s clear that a lot of care and intention went into creating this deck, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

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