The Radiant Tarot

“The Radiant Tarot lives up to its name, radiating color, and style, and warmth, and meaning. There is a beauty and simplicity to the images that at the same time yields clear and strong reading.“ - Rachel Pollack, author of Seventy Eight Degrees of Wisdom

“The Radiant Tarot presents a fantastical world where all forms of planetary life merge with rich archetypal messages. Hybrid Court Cards remind us how closely related we are with our animal nature, while the Major and Minor Arcana inspire the promise of harmonious outcomes when humans and nature work together. The art behind this deck is whimsical yet profound making it a meaningful deck for all ages and the supporting guidebook is filled with informative card descriptions, musings, and thoughtful practices for taking your readings a step further. This deck is a joy to divine with. I highly recommend it!” - Carrie Paris, creator of The Relative Tarot

"The Radiant Tarot book and deck set is a deceptively innocent deep dive into the creativity favored by Carl Jung and William Blake. The cards, featuring animals and plants, serve as a mythic and nature-based playground that evoke both one's personal history and imaginative possibilities. Experience the joy of 'unlearning' to let the cards free you from the habits of a lifetime to soar into unimagined realms." - Mary K. Greer, author of Tarot for Your Self

“I’m so in love with The Radiant Tarot. Eldridge’s artwork is exquisite. Prof. Barnstone’s guidebook to the cards is a treasure of a resource, not just for this deck, but will help add depth and breadth to your tarot knowledge in general. Every design element here lends the deck well to artists, writers, and creatives who use the tarot for inspiration. And the production quality is also impressive. It’s rare to see such a sturdy and heavy keepsake box. The box opens like a book and inside it fits the guidebook plus the deck with a reminder: ‘The search is for the inherent radiance in all things.’” - Benebell Wen, author of The Holistic Tarot

Alexandra Eldridge cofounded Golgonooza, a center for the arts, based upon the philosophies of William Blake. She has had over 40 solo shows, and has participated in many group shows throughout the US and internationally. ARTnews, art ltd, Art on Paper, New American Paintings, and American Art Collector are just a few of the publications that have featured Eldridge. Her work can be found in many collections, including those of William Hurt, Steve Buscemi, and Edie Falco. 

Tony Barnstone is a Professor of English at Whittier College and the author of twenty-one books and a music CD. He earned his PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, and is also a distinguished translator of Chinese poetry and literary prose. He is a recipient of a Pushcart Prize in Poetry, the Poets’ Prize, the Benjamin Saltman Award, the John Ciardi Prize and fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the California Arts Council.