First released in 1970, the Aquarian Tarot has long been a beloved classic, and this refreshed edition gives it new life. Artist David Palladini's iconic Art Deco imagery has been carefully retouched and enlarged, making each character's expression more transparent and more vivid. The deck now comes paired with Psychic Tarot, a newly updated companion book featuring full-color illustrations. Author Craig Junjulas weaves together insights on psychic development, healing, and the more profound symbolism of the tarot—touching on intuition, chakras, auras, and energetic patterns. He blends traditional and modern interpretations, exploring both upright and reversed meanings, and connects each card to numerology and astrology, creating a rich guide for readers at all levels.

Includes 78-card deck and 200-page illustrated book.

Deck Size: 3.125" x 4.6"

Deck Tradition: Rider–Waite–Smith (RWS)

Suits: Cups, Pentacles, Swords, and Rods

Court Cards: Page, Knight, Queen, and King

Craig Junjulas is a tarot author, psychic consultant, and educator best known for Psychic Tarot, a guide linking intuitive development with card reading. In his work, he emphasizes the blending of psychic reception (clairvoyance, clairaudience, etc.) with traditional tarot symbolism. In Psychic Tarot, he teaches readers how to listen to intuitive impressions, understand energetic dynamics, and use the Aquarian Tarot deck not only for divination but also as a tool for psychic growth.

David Palladini (1946–2019) was an American illustrator whose art helped shape the modern look of tarot. He's best known for creating the Aquarian Tarot in 1970, a deck that gave traditional tarot imagery a fresh, contemporary twist. Influenced by Art Nouveau and Art Deco, Palladini's style is instantly recognizable and characterized by elegant lines, flowing forms, and a touch of mythic drama. His work turned the tarot into something both timeless and distinctly contemporary.