Magical Hours Tarot: 78 Lush Collage-Style Cards, Enchanting Divination Deck Steeped in Nature & Magic, Includes Full-Color 128-Page Illustrated Guidebook

Absolutely love these cards. Very connecting and beautiful!

An absolutely stunning deck, perfect for me. The art is beautiful and the guide book is on point. They're comfortable in my hand and pleasing in every way.

This deck sat in my cart for a few months but I finally got it and I'm so glad I did. The artwork is absolutely beautiful and the very thoughtful and creative artwork gives me so many intuitive messages aside from the traditional tarot meanings. Don't know why I put it off so long. Not wild about the texture of the cards because the high gloss makes them stick together a bit when I shuffle, but it's not a huge issue. Absolutely love it.

I was eagerly waiting for The Magical Hours Tarot to drop and bought it the same day it showed up on Amazon. That’s how much I wanted it. I’m a big fan of Tarot of Mystical Moments, and this felt like the 2025 evolution of that same dreamy, surreal art style.Some YouTubers have said the images feel too “AI,” but I personally don’t get that critique. If you love intuitive, richly symbolic art with a magical realism flair, this deck delivers. It’s an RWS clone in the best way—descriptive, easy to read intuitively, and visually enchanting.The vibe is modern, but not in that overly cheerful, commercial way. It’s still mysterious, still magical. The cardstock is glossy (I prefer matte, but this is fine), and the packaging is beautiful—though I do wish it wasn’t a tuck box inside a box. Still, I get why they did it, and it works.If you’re into mystical, contemporary decks that still hold depth, this one’s a real treat.

Absolutely STUNNING DECK. Unreal.

US Games is hurting its artists by choosing this trash card stock, lying to consumers by saying in the ad copy that it’s a pleasure to shuffle (because they’ve likely heard us complaining about this regrettable choice), and choosing their own taste of over the ability of readers with arthritis, small hands, dexterity issues, low visibility (gloss cards are hard to see in light and reduce the contrast), etc. It’s a stunning deck, made nearly unshufflable for many people by USG’s refusal to listen to the people who have been buying their products and reviewing them for more than twenty years. Guess the current leads know better than Stuart Kaplan. Sucks for the artists, though; people will not use decks they can’t shuffle—and readers won’t use decks in front of clients that make them look like they’re going to lose control of the cards. Too bad, because there are some truly beautiful collages in this one.

Beautiful artwork. Card stock is odd - like gloss on one side and satin on the other. Gilding would have improved the value

what a wonderful deck! It went straight to one of my favs! The artwork is stunning and it has great cardstock, so I'm in love!