This Crowley Thoth Tarot Edition presents the legendary 78-card deck in a premium format, featuring the small-sized deck with restored artwork that honors the integrity of Lady Frieda Harris's original paintings, created under the guidance of Aleister Crowley.

Key Features:

• Convenient Small Format Deck: Cards measure 2.75" x 4.375"
• Exclusive 18" x 20" Full-Color Spread Sheet: Designed to enhance tarot readings, providing a structured layout for divination and study.
• Authentic Restored Artwork: Features vibrant, revised illustrations that preserve the detail and richness of the original paintings.
• Expanded Booklet & Bonus Cards: Includes a 96-page booklet with detailed divinatory meanings and a foreword by William Breeze, plus two additional cards - a title card and a double-sided card featuring portraits of Aleister Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris.
• Durable, High-Quality Card Stock: Comfortable to shuffle and built to last, this deck holds up to frequent readings while maintaining its sturdy feel and smooth handling.

A must-have for tarot enthusiasts, occult scholars, and collectors, the Crowley Thoth Small Tarot - Premier Edition offers a stunning and powerful divination tool with expanded resources for deeper tarot exploration.

Deck Tradition: Crowley Thoth

Minor Arcana Style: Thoth-Based

Suits: Cups, Swords, Wands, Disks

Card Back Design: Multi-colored rosicrucian cross on a checkered background.

Aleister Crowley, original name Edward Alexander Crowley, (born October 12, 1875, Royal Leamington Spa, England—died December 1, 1947, Hastings), British occultist, writer, and mountaineer, who was a practitioner of “magick” (as he spelled it). He was denounced in his own time for his decadent lifestyle and had few followers, but he became a cult figure after his death.

Lady Frieda Harris, wife of British Parliament Member, Sir Percy Alfred Harris, was 60 years old when she was commissioned by occultist Aleister Crowley to create designs for a deck of Tarot Cards. "The Thoth Deck" was to reflect Crowley's revisions of the traditional names and numbering schemes of the Tarot as well as Thelema, Crowlely's personal interpretations of ancient and contemporary esoteric teachings. Harris was not only an accomplished artist, she was already a member of a theosophical society known as the Co-Masonry. Soon after meeting Crowley in 1937, she became his disciple and started working on Tarot designs. The Tarot project was supposed to take 3 months but expanded into a huge, 5 year undertaking. During these 5 years, Harris worked with bombs literally dropping around her home, creating up to 8 versions of some of cards until the design was right. Harris set up (and ultimately funded) a series of shows of her works as well as a limited edition of 200 decks of the cards. That was the only time The Thoth deck would be published in either her or Crowley's lifetimes.

Crowley took great pride in Harris' designs, heaping her with praise but also claiming the majority role in their creation. For all her flamboyant airs (dying her hair red at age 61, writing esoteric verse under the name "Jesus Chutney") Harris shunned the spotlight and kept her work on the Thoth Deck anonymous, making Crowley's claims of ownership that much more effective. While Crowley acted as editor and supplied Harris with lists of symbols and colors, the ultimate honors go to Harris. Her color-drenched Art Deco interpretations clarify and augment Crowley's