THE ILLUMINATED PRISMA VISIONS TAROT (10th Anniversary Edition)

The Illuminated Prisma Visions Tarot - 10th Anniversary Edition celebrates a decade of art and symbolism with a limited release that brings together, for the first time, every card ever published across all previous editions of the Prisma Visions Tarot. In addition to the traditional 78 tarot cards, this special edition includes the seven “Mystery Cards” released throughout the past seven editions—forming a complete 85-card deck.

With his unmistakable impressionist style, artist James R. Eads once again blends color, movement, and detail into a dreamlike world where the Minor Arcana connect into flowing, continuous landscapes within each suit. In this commemorative edition, his artwork comes alive through holographic and iridescent finishes that shift and shimmer with the light, creating an ever-changing luminous experience. Each card reveals new depths and nuances, turning every reading into a small work of art in itself.

• The deck includes 85 cards (7 cm x 12 cm), printed on iridescent holographic cardstock with a rainbow effect that changes under different lighting. Each card features dual-tone metallic detailing, silver prism-foil titles, and rainbow-edge gilding, all protected by a matte UV coating that enhances color vibrancy and durability.
• Also included is a guidebook written by Katherine Tombs, offering beautifully crafted meanings for each card. Please note: reversed interpretations are not included; for those who wish to explore them, the artist has compiled them in The Big Visions Book.

A meditative artist focused on the spiritual search, James R. Eads lives in Los Angeles and works in his studio alongside his team, where he creates handcrafted items for visual art and spirituality enthusiasts, such as cards, paintings, prints and accessories. In addition to his distinctive style between impressionism and surrealism, James explores all kinds of divination practices, including Lenormand cards and geomancy.

Cards and guidebook in English.

Photo credits: James R. Eads.