Miniature Rider-Waite(r) Tarot

I’ve read some reviews saying that it’s small, but I thought it would be around the same size as regular playing cards. I honestly didn’t expect it to be even smaller than that—it’s really tiny!

Very small,better for children

Perfect size! I was looking for something I could travel with. I bought the “mini” version prior to this deck. The mini is slippery as everyone says and a little difficult to shuffle. They are a little too small. This deck is goldilocks, right! I carry a small bag and they will be with me all the time! Pictures are true PCS! They shuffle perfectly! Cool little book! Perfect for small hands also. The back design could be a little more mystical and less playing cards, but that’s the only thing I can nit pick about! Boop!

Heel goede kwaliteit compacte tarotkaartendeck om overal mee naartoe te nemen. De prijs van 13,56 vond ik ook heel netjes! Ze zijn hetzelfde aks de grote versie en de afbeeldingen zijn even duidelijk. Alleen heeft de mini versie de engelse namrn en mijn grote versie de nederlandse. Maar voor mij geen probleem!

Ravis , il est super mini , idéal pour le l'emmener partout . Reçu plus rapidement que prévus. Trop contente !!

Bellissimi, si mescolano benissimo Viste le dimensioni e si sente L energia scorrere, super consigliato anche ai meno esperti!

I have used the mini deck for years, because I have small hands and they take up less room when you do a larger spread, such as the Celtic Cross. The classic Rider Waite is still my favourite deck for complex psychological questions. Both arcana are illustrated, making it easy even for the beginner to get a feel for the meaning of the cards. The imagery is nice and clear, and not flashy so it helps rather than distract from divining work. I like the 1920s interpretation of medieval times by the illustrator, Pamela Colman Smith, a gifted but tragically underestimated woman in her time. This mini deck is of a nice quality, the cards aren't cheaply produced, sturdy enough and not too slippery. Very nice. Wendy Gillissen, author of award-winning spiritual adventure Curse of the Tahira