Shu Shu Tarot-Collector's Edition
Number of Cards: 79
Recommendation: Use Upright and Reversed
Supports Hidden Expansion Cards
Shu Shu Tarot is divided into Collector's Edition and Portable Edition; this version features the Collector's Edition card faces.
In the 15th century, tarot gradually combined with occultism, astrology, and Kabbalah, evolving into a tool for spiritual exploration, widely used for divination and psychological analysis. "You Can Be More Tarot" mentions that under ideal conditions, correct and clear tarot interpretations can motivate us to achieve our dreams, clarify current challenges and obstacles, give us motivation to overcome life setbacks, concretize our short-term goals, inspire long-term goals in our lives, or help us see avoidable obstacles.
Currently popular tarot systems are divided into three types, including Rider-Waite Tarot, Marseille Tarot, and Thoth Tarot. The Rider-Waite Tarot was created by British mystic Arthur Edward Waite and artist Pamela Colman Smith in the early 20th century. Its design adjusted the card order, such as associating the Strength card with Leo and Justice with Libra. And "Shu Shu Tarot" (Shu Ta) was created based on the Rider-Waite Tarot.
Shu Ta was created from early June 2024 to late October of the same year, completed jointly by main creator Chen Luochu, illustrator Ah Cang Ah Ah Cang, and Shu Ta supporters.
In terms of originality, as a near-Waite deck, Shu Ta strives to restore symbolic elements and details found in the Rider-Waite Tarot as much as possible; adapted or original parts are relatively few in this work.
Shu Ta style is flat, overall leaning towards cartoonish. Compared to traditional Waite, Shu Ta card faces reduce the depiction of negative emotions, such as The Tower and Nine of Swords, to reduce the possibility of becoming overly pessimistic after drawing them.
In Shu Ta concept design, gender differences and single sexual orientation will be minimized as much as possible to support gender equality and sexual orientation diversity. Shu Ta advocates that any gender can participate equally in social development activities, fully obtaining and using their due power. At the same time, every sexual orientation exists naturally, equally desiring love, support, companionship, and understanding.
The content of the Shu Ta manual references "Sunflower Manual", "You Can Be More Tarot", "Actually You Are Already Very Tarot". This manual is only suitable for beginners to simply recognize and understand card meanings, and has limitations in advanced tarot learning.
Note: Tarot divination results serve only as a reference under the premise of no intentional changes at present and cannot be taken as the sole answer. Additionally, our current emotions and desires may also cause tarot analysis to deviate from the actual situation.
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Recommendation: Use Upright and Reversed
Supports Hidden Expansion Cards
Shu Shu Tarot is divided into Collector's Edition and Portable Edition; this version features the Collector's Edition card faces.
In the 15th century, tarot gradually combined with occultism, astrology, and Kabbalah, evolving into a tool for spiritual exploration, widely used for divination and psychological analysis. "You Can Be More Tarot" mentions that under ideal conditions, correct and clear tarot interpretations can motivate us to achieve our dreams, clarify current challenges and obstacles, give us motivation to overcome life setbacks, concretize our short-term goals, inspire long-term goals in our lives, or help us see avoidable obstacles.
Currently popular tarot systems are divided into three types, including Rider-Waite Tarot, Marseille Tarot, and Thoth Tarot. The Rider-Waite Tarot was created by British mystic Arthur Edward Waite and artist Pamela Colman Smith in the early 20th century. Its design adjusted the card order, such as associating the Strength card with Leo and Justice with Libra. And "Shu Shu Tarot" (Shu Ta) was created based on the Rider-Waite Tarot.
Shu Ta was created from early June 2024 to late October of the same year, completed jointly by main creator Chen Luochu, illustrator Ah Cang Ah Ah Cang, and Shu Ta supporters.
In terms of originality, as a near-Waite deck, Shu Ta strives to restore symbolic elements and details found in the Rider-Waite Tarot as much as possible; adapted or original parts are relatively few in this work.
Shu Ta style is flat, overall leaning towards cartoonish. Compared to traditional Waite, Shu Ta card faces reduce the depiction of negative emotions, such as The Tower and Nine of Swords, to reduce the possibility of becoming overly pessimistic after drawing them.
In Shu Ta concept design, gender differences and single sexual orientation will be minimized as much as possible to support gender equality and sexual orientation diversity. Shu Ta advocates that any gender can participate equally in social development activities, fully obtaining and using their due power. At the same time, every sexual orientation exists naturally, equally desiring love, support, companionship, and understanding.
The content of the Shu Ta manual references "Sunflower Manual", "You Can Be More Tarot", "Actually You Are Already Very Tarot". This manual is only suitable for beginners to simply recognize and understand card meanings, and has limitations in advanced tarot learning.
Note: Tarot divination results serve only as a reference under the premise of no intentional changes at present and cannot be taken as the sole answer. Additionally, our current emotions and desires may also cause tarot analysis to deviate from the actual situation.