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Tarot Coins redone , budget priced metal coin deck

Tarot Coins redone , budget priced metal coin deck

by Arthur Pittsley

Tarot78 cards
minimalistgeometricborderless
metal-coinsrider-waite-smithtactileportableeveryday-carryline-artmonochromatic

Theme: Metal coins as a tactile, minimalist tarot divination tool

Medium: mixed media

A 78-piece set of metal tarot coins, redesigned for a lower cost, featuring etched Rider-Waite-Smith inspired symbolism. These coins offer a tactile, portable alternative to traditional tarot cards.

About This Deck

The Tarot Coins Redone is a full 78-piece set of metal coins designed as a budget-friendly alternative to traditional tarot decks. Created by Arthur Pittsley, a designer and manufacturer of pewter jewelry, this is the second iteration of his metal tarot coins, with a focus on reducing production costs while maintaining quality. The set includes all 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana, with suit symbols and imagery etched onto the surface of each coin.

Each coin features a distinct design that corresponds to a specific tarot card, drawing heavily from Rider-Waite-Smith (RWS) symbolism. The imagery is simplified and presented in a minimalist, line-art style, making the coins suitable for quick identification and intuitive readings. The tactile nature of metal coins offers a different sensory experience compared to shuffling cards, appealing to those who prefer a more grounded, physical interaction with their divination tools.

The campaign successfully funded on Kickstarter in 2022, raising over $26,000 from nearly 500 backers. The coins are designed for everyday carry, emphasizing portability and durability. While no specific material is mentioned for the coins themselves, the creator's background in pewter manufacturing suggests a similar metal-based approach. The set aims to provide a unique, long-lasting divination tool for both seasoned tarot readers and those new to the practice.

Key Features

  • 78-piece set of metal tarot coins
  • Features Rider-Waite-Smith inspired symbolism
  • Designed for portability and everyday carry
  • Minimalist, etched line-art style
  • Successful Kickstarter campaign with 498 backers

Who It's For

This deck is ideal for tarot readers seeking a durable, portable, and unique divination tool that deviates from traditional card formats. It appeals to individuals who appreciate minimalist design and tactile experiences, as well as those interested in collecting unusual or travel-friendly tarot sets. Its RWS-inspired symbolism makes it accessible to both beginners familiar with the system and experienced readers looking for a fresh approach.

The Story Behind This Deck

Arthur Pittsley is a designer and manufacturer of pewter jewelry based in Iowa, USA, with over 25 years of experience casting various metals, specializing in symbols and symbolism. For the past 15 years, he has focused on pewter. His passion for games and symbolism research led him to create these Tarot Coins. This project marks his eighth successful Kickstarter, demonstrating a consistent track record in bringing his metalwork and design concepts to life.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many coins are in the Tarot Coins Redone set?
The set includes a full complement of 78 tarot coins, covering all 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana, consistent with a standard tarot deck.
What kind of imagery is used on the Tarot Coins?
The coins feature minimalist, etched line-art designs that are inspired by the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith (RWS) tarot system. Key symbols for each card are depicted clearly, allowing for easy recognition and interpretation.
Are these Tarot Coins suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Tarot Coins are suitable for beginners, especially those familiar with the Rider-Waite-Smith system, as the imagery is based on RWS symbolism. The clear, simplified designs make it easy to identify each card's meaning, and the tactile nature can offer a unique learning experience.
What are the Tarot Coins made of?
While the specific metal for this 'budget priced' version is not explicitly stated, the creator, Arthur Pittsley, is a designer and manufacturer of pewter jewelry. This suggests the coins are likely made from a metal, possibly pewter or a similar alloy, with an etched or enameled finish.

Campaign Stats

Raised

$27K

Backers

498

Funded

670%

Launched

Sep 2022

Platform: Kickstarter

View Campaign

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