The 100% Plastic Rider-Waite Tarot Deck

100% plastic material! Hard to bend and easy to shuffle!

The world standard Rider-Waite Tarot Cards.

Tarot cards are known as the "Rider version," "Waite version," and "Waite-Smith version" and are widely loved all over the world.

The first edition was published in 1909.

It was commissioned by Pamela Colman Smith to be painted by Arthur Edward Waite, a member of the Golden Dawn, a magical society founded in England in the 19th century.

By the way, the name comes from the last names of the two authors mentioned above.

Also, the first edition was published by Rider.

This is the only authorized version of the original Rider-Waite edition!

The instruction manual by Arthur Edward Waite and the commentary by Stuart R. Kaplan of US Games Systems are also fascinating.

These tarot cards are made from 100% plastic, making them highly flexible and durable, lasting up to 50 times longer than traditional paper cards.

It's also easy to shuffle and cut, feels nice to the touch, and fits perfectly in the hand.

The set consists of 78 cards in total, 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana.

The back side is a type that makes it impossible to distinguish between upright and reversed positions.

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*Please understand the following when purchasing imported products.
We appreciate your understanding.

■ Damage during shipping from overseas
Scratches, dirt, dents, creases, etc.
■ Unannounced specification changes from overseas manufacturers
Back pattern, lines, color, outer box design, etc.
■Quality control of overseas manufacturers
Minor scratches on the card, misaligned printing, etc.

■ A Japanese instruction manual that describes the basic meanings of tarot cards, how to read fortunes, etc. (This is not a product-specific instruction manual)
■Original English instruction manual by the manufacturer■Sold by: ChronosGate Inc. Manufactured by: US Games Systems, Inc.
■ Card size: 120 x 70 mm
■Number of sheets: 78

Tarot cards are known as the "Rider version," "Waite version," and "Waite-Smith version" and are widely loved all over the world.

The first edition was published in 1909.
It was commissioned by Pamela Colman Smith to be painted by Arthur Edward Waite, a member of the Golden Dawn, a magical society founded in England in the 19th century.

The name comes from the last names of the two authors mentioned above, and also because the first edition was published by Rider Publishing.

These tarot cards feature standard, symbolic images that are easy to use for anyone, from beginners to professionals.