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August 06, 2007

The MAAT Tarot Workbook

Wrkbkcover The MAAT Tarot is a extraordinary deck created by Tarot Artist, Julie Cuccia-Watts .  Not familiar? It was voted #3 in the Top 10 Decks on Aeclectic Tarot for 2006 and is listed in the Encyclopedia of Tarot Volume IV.  It's a unique deck based on Blue Moon System first developed by Julie through her majors only deck called The Blue Moon Tarot.

Tarot Author, Corrine Kenner, has written the MAAT Tarot Workbook, which is NOW avaliable on LuLu.com.  It's full color guidebook for people who own or are thinking of owning the MAAT Tarot.  Read about how Julie and Corrine explain the way the workbook came about on Aeclectic.net and Corrine's website.

Posted at 09:31 AM in Books |

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