Sorcières du Noir - Shadow Realm Tarot Deck

Name: Sorcières du Noir - Shadow Realm Tarot Deck
Brand: Acubari Curtic

by Acubari Curtic

Tarot

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Theme: Horror manga in a dark, mystical tarot setting

A horror manga-themed tarot deck, titled 'Sorcières du Noir - Shadow Realm Tarot Deck,' created by Maria and Ella with art by Acubari Curtic. It aims to combine traditional tarot with a dark, illustrative aesthetic.

Key Features

Horror manga-themed tarot deck
Artwork by Acubari Curtic
Created by Maria and Ella
Title 'Sorcières du Noir' translates to 'Witches of the Black'

Who It's For

This deck is designed for tarot readers who are drawn to darker, more intense aesthetics, particularly fans of horror manga and gothic themes. It would appeal to collectors seeking unique, art-driven decks that diverge from traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery. Readers interested in shadow work, exploring deeper psychological themes, or those who appreciate a dramatic visual style in their divination practice would find this deck compelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the theme of the Sorcières du Noir - Shadow Realm Tarot Deck?

The deck features a horror manga theme, combining elements of dark fantasy and Japanese comic aesthetics with traditional tarot. The title 'Sorcières du Noir' translates to 'Witches of the Black,' indicating a focus on mystical and shadowy themes.

Who created the Sorcières du Noir - Shadow Realm Tarot Deck?

The deck was created by Maria and Ella, with the artwork attributed to Acubari Curtic. This collaborative effort brings together a specific artistic vision with the conceptual framework of a tarot deck.

What kind of art style can be expected in this deck?

Given its horror manga theme, the art style by Acubari Curtic likely features dynamic, expressive illustrations characteristic of Japanese horror comics. This would include detailed line work, dramatic compositions, and a color palette that emphasizes dark, mysterious, and potentially unsettling imagery to align with the 'Shadow Realm' concept.