Synopsis
Within the Tarot’s tradition, it is commonly accepted the Egyptian origin of the Tarot. Without a doubt, the Egyptian symbolism has inspired numerous Tarot designs, and the present cards use conventional images whose roots are certainly Egyptian, but very few of them show in their totality the Egyptian Gods as well as their myths and religion.

Clive Barrett, gives the Tarot back to its land of origin, and it does it in this beautiful work composed by the book and 78 cards that offer to the reader a magnificent and complete text where the links between the Tarot’s symbolism and the most important Egyptian myths are shown, as well as their practical use, and basic information on the characters and scenes that appear in each card.

There must be also mentioned the attractive design of the cards that includes the Egyptian Pantheon’s most important Gods as well as the culture’s own symbolism.