Magical Hours Tarot: 78 Lush Collage-Style Cards, Enchanting Divination Deck Steeped in Nature & Magic, Includes Full-Color 128-Page Illustrated Guidebook

I've been looking to expand my tarot collection to something that was more female focused. The traditional decks, with the postures the men have, just make me uncomfortable as time goes on. There's something grasping in them. So, when I asked someone about their favorite female centered decks, this was one suggestion. I researched pretty intensely, and decided to give them a try. First off, the packaging is gorgeous. The box is sturdy and easy to open and secure. The small book inside is easy to take out, and the deck is nestled like a jewel underneath. The cards are all that you've heard and more. Some of them just really speak all by themselves, like the Magician. Every single one is an exploration of color and shape and form and the whole thing feels utterly balanced and beautiful. I prefer to riffle shuffle, and these cards are stiff and thick enough to make that awkward, though it will get easier with time, I think. The deck is thick, but not that unwieldy level of thick that is beautiful, but impossible to handle well. As for the imagery and working with the deck, I love it. It's inspirational and deep and adds a new dimension to traditional readings. You can, very easily, go straight traditional, but this new dimension is so well thought out that it feels entirely natural. My only quibbles are that I would have liked to see something about the reversed readings, which are not mentioned at all, and naming what the flower on each card is, which could have been easily done on the pages of the booklet. Super highly recommended!

I got 2 copies - one for myself and one for a friend for a Yule gift. Wasn't sure if I'd like it from the photos, but after using it for a few months, I like this deck a lot more than expected. Always good to get a deck that exceeds expectations, right? The deck's floral focus is lovely, and the quality of the art work is consistent from the Majors to the Minors (not always the case). The box is sturdy, too. Overall, a very good production deck that is a good reading deck.

This deck is absolutely beautiful! Definitely one of my favorites! The artwork is stunning!

Gorgeous cards! Love reading with this deck. Will purchase from the seller again for sure.

I was eagerly waiting for The Magical Hours Tarot to drop and bought it the same day it showed up on Amazon. That’s how much I wanted it. I’m a big fan of Tarot of Mystical Moments, and this felt like the 2025 evolution of that same dreamy, surreal art style. Some YouTubers have said the images feel too “AI,” but I personally don’t get that critique. If you love intuitive, richly symbolic art with a magical realism flair, this deck delivers. It’s an RWS clone in the best way—descriptive, easy to read intuitively, and visually enchanting. The vibe is modern, but not in that overly cheerful, commercial way. It’s still mysterious, still magical. The cardstock is glossy (I prefer matte, but this is fine), and the packaging is beautiful—though I do wish it wasn’t a tuck box inside a box. Still, I get why they did it, and it works. If you’re into mystical, contemporary decks that still hold depth, this one’s a real treat.

I am very opposed to GenAI for ethical reasons too extensive to document. I have no problems with ~digital~ art, but I am wholly suspicious of AI "art." (I've taken classes on genAI (because I have to teach grad students about it), and I've also taken college courses on art and art history, so I'm not just going off TikToks and vibes when I preface this review with my opinion that genAI is highly problematic and that genAI cannot create art.) The deck is gorgeous to look at, though, upon receipt, the details gave me pause. It was clear to me that certain elements were made with AI, and so I researched the artist. Yes, she freely admits to using Midjourney (AI) to generate elements of her collage, which makes me uneasy. In defending her use, she also does not seem to acknowledge the very real and inherent issues in the use of genAI, which go far beyond whether she can otherwise source the collage images she might prefer to have for creating her digital collages (which is how she justifies her use). That said, I also watched some videos that this artist put up on Instagram and Reddit showing how she constructs her images in Photoshop, and these videos do depict extensive work altering and digitally collaging these images, with a lot of intentionality and attention to detail. She sources her collage elements from a number of places, she says, not just Midjourney (though I'd still love to know more about where these are sourced and how much of it is AI), and I do think that she turns them into end-products that are uniquely hers, not something genAI could crank out wholesale. (I appreciate that she gives us some insight into her process, although she posts these videos almost defiantly, as though there are not very valid reasons why those who consume her art should wish to understand the role AI pays in her work. It's not a great look.) So -- while this does not account for the ethical implications of the use of genAI in the first place -- it does make plain that there was a lot of time, energy, and labor by an experienced and skilled digital artist involved in making the images that ultimately appear on these cards. It is for each of us to decide if the use of AI collage elements creates a poisoned well, and whether we feel there are ethical or energetic/spiritual implications to this technology having been very intentionally incorporated. Certainly, there are thousands of breathtakingly beautiful tarot decks made by artists that do not lean on genAI for any part of their creation process to choose from. Ultimately, I did return my deck.

1 LAS imagenes son extremadamente hermosas te transporta a un mundo de fantasia 2 la presentacion de la caja es super elegante 3 la calidad de las cartas son altamente buenas 4 es muy economico para ser de tan buena calidad y belleza

Love the mystical lighting in this deck. Somehow, it manages to be both vintage & modern at the same time. It has a very witchy vibe & I love the sparkles & night sky in many of the cards. I use multiple decks in one reading & it pairs wonderfully with many of my oracles. I appreciate the diverse cultures represented here that are lacking in the Mystical Moments which I also love & they pair together wonderfully. The time of day theme is unique I've not seen anywhere else. I edged the deck with black acrylic paint pen several layers & it helped the cardstock to not bow & totally matched the vibe better than the thick white edges. Still 5 stars because everything else is really good & it's a one of a kind for me.

What a beautiful deck. The whole package, from the quality box to the beautiful card stock which is just so lovely to handle and work with. The cards themselves are full of mystical imagery that speaks to you. The concept of hours of the day and corresponding flowers makes for a great read and twist. A very beautiful tarot, loving everything about it.

Muy bien.

Amazing deck. So beautiful

Buy this! Lovely deck, cards pictures beautiful! More feminine, but there is a rare male influence card there. Dithered over this deck, watched a walk through and decided! Feel this is a special deck and has a good companion book. Cards have their own internal box inside big display box. Really love this deck! Magical

J’ai reçu ce deck que j’attendais beaucoup. Déjà les cartes sont brillantes, et je pense que dans le temps, elles s’abîmeront très vite surtout que, même neuves, le bord des cartes n’est vraiment pas net. Et alors grosse déception, certaines cartes sont carrément pompées sur le Tarot Mystique (cavalier de bâtons, reine de bâtons, les amoureux, le visuel du 8 de bâtons du tarot mystique a été « emprunté » pour celui du 8 de coupes je crois, et j’en passe). Je trouve ça un peu abusé. J’ai été surprise qu’il n’y ait pratiquement que des femmes représentées. Bref. Je le renvoie. Très déçue.