Revelation Tarot 2009 Jahne Hope-Williams Plastic Tile Edition Complete Set OOP For Sale

Revelation Tarot 2009 Jahne Hope-Williams Plastic Tile Edition Complete Set OOP
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Revelation Tarot 2009 Jahne Hope-Williams Plastic Tile Edition Complete Set OOP:
$299.99

Revelation Tarot — 2009 — Rev. Jahne Hope-Williams — Plastic Tile EditionA Little Revelation for Tarot Collectors

Fellow Tarot collectors, here's an unusual one worth a closer look!

The Revelation Tarot by Australian artist Rev. Jahne Hope-Williams is not your everyday Tarot deck. Created in 2009, this independent work combines striking black-and-white imagery with an unusual physical presentation: the Plastic Tile Edition.

What makes this one especially interesting is that its artwork caught the attention of Adam McLean, a noted researcher and collector of modern Tarot art. In his Tarot Database, McLean singled out Hope-Williams's designs for their expressive quality, describing the set as an astounding achievement in an unusual artistic medium.

The Art Behind the Deck

The original artwork uses scraperboard, a distinctive technique in which an artist works through a dark surface to reveal lighter lines beneath. It's a demanding medium: the marks are deliberate, and corrections are difficult. The result can be wonderfully bold, with a dramatic interplay of black and white.

Hope-Williams also drew on chakra concepts to inform the imagery, giving this deck an additional layer of symbolic interest.

This isn't simply another variation on familiar Tarot illustrations. It represents an independent artist's personal interpretation of the Major Arcana, created with a specific artistic vision.

An Unusual Format

The Revelation Tarot is documented as a 22-card, Major Arcana-only work. The plastic-tile edition offers a particularly distinctive way to experience the imagery, quite different from an ordinary paper-card deck.

Collectors have discussed Hope-Williams's deck in online Tarot communities, including a dedicated discussion of this independent Australian creation. Its unusual imagery and identity as an indie Tarot make it an interesting example of the creative experimentation found in modern Tarot publishing.

The Edition Offered Here

This listing is for the Plastic Tile Edition, offered as a complete set with the accompanying materials shown in the photographs.

Included with this set: