✨ The Russian Tarot Cards DISCOVER THE MYSTERY OF TARO 28 EARLY AND 56 MIDDLE DRKDN Visions Divination Edition Board Playing Games is famously known as the Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg by Yury Shakov.

Key Features:
78 cards total, including 28 Major Arcana cards (expanded interpretation) and 56 Minor Arcana cards.

Artwork inspired by Russian Palekh miniature painting style, celebrated for its vivid colors on black backgrounds and intricate golden filigree borders reminiscent of Imperial Fabergé eggs.

The deck richly embodies Russian history, folklore, and cultural symbolism—for example, The High Priestess may feature Saint Olga, and many cards evoke Russian fairy tales and legends.

Crafted to standard Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot structure with themed Russian stylistic elements.

Printed with high quality on sturdy cardstock, often accompanied by detailed instructional booklets.

Suitable for divination, cultural exploration, and as a collectible art piece or board game.

About the Artist:
Yury Shakov (1937–1989) was a master of lacquer miniatures who studied in Moscow and Palekh. His works are held in private collections and famous museums, including the Hermitage Museum.

This deck is prized for its artistic excellence, spiritual depth, and cultural richness, making it ideal for tarot enthusiasts who appreciate historical significance alongside divination.

DISCOVER THE MYSTERY OF TARO 28 EARLY AND 56 MIDDLE DRKDN Visions Divination Edition Board Playing Games