Got my first reading done today and trying to find the specific deck she used. I remember what she pulled for me and want to read a little more about them.

Here’s what I remember if you can help me find which specific deck it was:
Larger than a deck of playing cards
Purple back with a green logo looking writing along one edge
The cards I received were:
Joy(looked like sunlight breaking through clouds)
Flow (water with maybe a sword in the middle of it or a pole?)
Strength(looked like a tomb opening/stonehenge-y)
Separation (that had like a python shedding its skin on it)

Any ideas gang?

Stardust drifts onto the cat’s tail, and the magic of this small town never sleeps. Rainbow holographic gilded edges turn into candy-colored starlight across the town’s night. Come meet the fluffy gentle magic together with the cat mage.

The cards feature Japanese fairy-tale hand-drawn art, with vintage borders framing every scene. The card backs bloom with flowers wrapping a pentagram magic circle—intricate, romantic, and shrouded in mystery.

The world hums with noise, while the kitten slumbers 🔮

Hi everyone! 😊
I’m currently working on a set of oversized tarot learning cards and would love to get some feedback from fellow tarot enthusiasts.
The cards are designed to be A5 size (about half an A4 sheet), with the traditional Rider Waite Smith illustration on the front and detailed explanations on the back, including symbolism, upright and reversed meanings, and examples of how each card might appear in a reading.
The idea is to make learning tarot easier, without constantly having to refer to a separate book.
I’d love to know whether this is something you’d find useful.
Would you prefer a full set of 78 cards or a smaller set of just the 22 Major Arcana cards?
And how much would you realistically be willing to pay for your preferred set?
Please feel free to be honest, even if it’s not something you’d personally buy. Your feedback would be really helpful!
Thank you! 😊