Wonderland Tarot Deck, Tarot Cards for Beginners, Fortune Telling Cards

Out of the 24 decks I own, this is my new favourite! Love the colours, vibrancy, artwork, and design. Theyre perfect for beginners or seasoned professionals. I've been reading tarot professionally for nearly 30 years and these cards are sturdy, beautiful, and have a great price point.

Love the artwork on these! This a full tarot deck with all the major arcana and minor arcana, the cards themselves are decent quality. The cards come in hard box for easy storage, only downside is there is no manual explaining the cards. Not a big deal because these are not specialized cards they are just standard tarot cards.

They're so pretty. I love the colors. But the cardstock is awful. I was hoping they'd just be basic plastic, cheap cards, but they're thicker, cheap paper. They hurt my hands when I try to shuffle and the snapback is almost non-existent. So quality is lacking but they're pretty. LOL

Having read tarot for some years now and experienced many decks identifying themselves as part of the Rider Waite Smith system, I have to say that while the purchase price of this deck is very appealing, and the color palette and graphics are wondrous, it neither has any connection to Alice in Wonderland, if it gave you that impression by its title, nor does it seem related to the RWS system. NOT FOR A BEGINNER, in my opinion. There is no guidebook and the imagery in the cards does not connect intuitively with the archetypes of RWS. Well most of them, anyway, Some do. But I don't think there's a consistent enough connection throughout the deck to make it workable for tarot readers and specifically tarot beginners. I can't tell if this deck is AI, but the disconnect with a familiar tarot system certainly feels that way. Even if the creators have no idea what taroti is about, I rely on publishers to do their diligence in making sure what they market is accurate and not just a deck of pretty art cards. I find I have to translate the images from each card by their labels, in my head, to the familiar images of RWS in order to use it. That aside, it is a very pretty and colorful deck, whimsical and curious reminiscent of Ukrainian folk art, Russian nesting dolls or children's fairy tales. The card stock is workable and I enjoy a sturdy two part storage box. The box's cover image doesn't appeart anywhere in the deck. For me, Wonderland Tarot (another deck shares its name) sent me down a rabbit hole to a different wonderland than that of Alice, and left me as puzzled in figuring it out as she was in her curious world.

Vibrant and beautiful cards! Each card has its own unique style and great size. The thickness is perfect, not too thin and the box it comes it is very sturdy. The only thing I would say I wish it had was a booklet that informed you what each card meant so you do have to look up the meanings yourself. Other than that I really am happy with these and will add it to my collection of tarot cards!

This is an odd little deck... The bright and bold colors caught my eye, and the style of artwork looked interesting. No artist was listed in the description, so I'm assuming it's AI-generated. I generally avoid AI-created tarot decks - the images usually don't make sense or have weird errors, and I find they lack soul. Now that I've received this deck and looked through every card, I'm certain they are AI-generated. For example, most AI decks get The Hanged Man card wrong - the figure is shown in an upright hanging position, not upside down like on RWS cards. So I'm debating about returning them. I don't want that AI energy in my tarot deck collection. There are a few positives: * The two-piece box they come in is very sturdy with a nice matte finish, and is very colorful. * The card stock is decent enough with a medium weight and semi-gloss finish. They overhand shuffle easily. * The artwork on its own (not in a tarot context) is vivid and colorful and interesting to look at. * The price I paid (just under $10 during a sale) is reasonable for the quality of the materials (box and card stock). The negatives about this set: * This is a VERY generic tarot deck - there is literally NO information about the deck on the box! No company name or website address, no "Made In..." info, no artist/author info (so obviously AI-generated), not even an item number, price, or barcode! So strange! * The title doesn't mesh with the theme of the cards. It could even be misleading to some, sounding like it might be an Alice in Wonderland deck. * The box says it's for a "Rider Waite Smith lover" but most of the images have no relation to RWS imagery at all. * The titles of the major arcana and suits of the minor arcana match the RWS system, but the bulk of the images don't relate at all! (See some specific card info below). * The description clearly states that the deck does not include a guidebook, so I wasn't expecting one. But most decks will at least include a QR code linking to an online digital version of a guidebook. This has nothing. A few of the cards are very loosely relatable to RWS images, such as The Fool, The High Priestess, The Tower, The Sun, The Hermit, and The Devil. I can usually read cards intuitively based on the images, but since many of the images don't even make sense, it's very difficult to do that. Some examples: * Cups, swords, wands and pentacles are not clearly pictured. Pentacles are usually depicted by some type of coin-looking image, and cups by some type of drinking vessel. But the Six of Cups shows 4 candles, the 8 of Wands shows 17 of a spear-looking shape, and the 7 of Swords shows one sword-like shape and a bunch of bare tree branches. The 10 of Swords shows way more than 10 long pointy images floating in front of a starburst, but no person being stabbed in the back. Almost none of the pentacle cards show anything looking remotely like a coin or disk! There's nothing to interpret during a reading except for the title of the card - you literally have to visualize in your head what the corresponding RWS image looks like! This deck is completely frustrating and somewhat detrimental to someone who knows how to read tarot images. If this deck had been made as ORACLE cards instead of tarot, with random inspirational words on the artwork, it might have made more sense. But as tarot cards, none of it works for me. The only thing really relating to tarot are the names on the cards, which just don't connect to the imagery. So I'll either be returning this deck or putting it on the back of the bookshelf in purgatory. I'd rather spend more money and buy decks created by actual artists who know tarot and want to create meaningful, thoughtful decks with real depth and feeling. These AI-generated decks are just trash! ** UPDATE ** - I've had the Wonderland Tarot deck for several weeks now, and have decided to return it. It's of no use to me as a tarot deck. Despite the low cost I paid, and the bright colors that I love, I just can't accept the AI-generated artwork that just doesn't make any sense. I will continue to support real artists.

I simply adore these cards. Nice quality 400 GSM Card stock and art that I find very inspiring. The designs remind me of Disney’s iconic “Small World” ride, rendered in Scandinavian inspired collage work. The colors are bright yet tasteful in my opinion. I find the deck, which comes in a nice hard sturdy box a real value for the price. I love the card backs as well and I think they’re a perfect complement to the cards face art. I really can’t overstate how inspiring I find both the designs and colors are for me. Love them! ♥️♥️♥️

An absolutely beautiful deck! Excellent quality. The colors are rich yet vibrant. The cards feel really good to hold and work with.

Esse deck é maravilhoso e as imagens são surpreendentes!