Tarot de Luz by Aitor Saraiba is a Fournier-produced tarot deck that combines the traditional structure of tarot arcana with original, contemporary artwork by Aitor Saraiba. The deck preserves the standard Major and Minor Arcana used for divination and study, presented in an artistic illustrated style intended for both reading and collection. Cards are suitable for tarot practitioners who value visual expression alongside symbolic meaning.
Advantages
This Fournier tarot deck features unique illustrations that reinterpret classic tarot symbolism through a modern artistic lens. The card designs are crafted for legibility during readings while offering aesthetic detail for collectors and art-minded users. The deck's production by Fournier ensures consistent card size, printing quality, and finish appropriate for shuffling, handling, and repeated use in readings or study sessions.
Suitable for
- Divination and tarot readings
- Personal reflection and meditation with cards
- Study of tarot symbolism and arcana
- Collectors of illustrated or artist-designed tarot decks
- Tarot practitioners seeking a modern artistic deck
Key specifications
- Deck type: Full tarot deck with Major and Minor Arcana
- Artwork: Original illustrations by Aitor Saraiba
- Manufacturer: Fournier
- Intended use: Readings, study, collection
- Card finish: Production finish suitable for shuffling and handling
How to use
Use the Tarot de Luz deck in the same manner as a standard tarot deck: shuffle and cut the cards according to your preferred ritual, then draw cards for spreads ranging from single-card pulls to multi-card layouts. Study the imagery and symbols on each card to inform interpretations, combining traditional arcana meanings with the artist’s visual cues. The deck may be used for personal readings, professional readings, journaling, or structured study sessions.
Usage recommendations
To preserve card condition and image clarity, handle the deck with clean hands, store it in a protective box or pouch, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or moisture. For regular practice, consider using a cloth or mat when laying out spreads to reduce surface wear.
