Does anyone know of a decent unicorn deck?  There was one I saw a while back that I liked, and now that I finally have a steady job, I wanted to look into it.

I've seen one other unicorn deck, but it wasn't quite what I wanted; the one I saw had more Sue Dawe-type images.

Also, does anyone know of any decent Eastern-type decks?  The market is saturated with Celtic ones, but I'm interested in something a bit unique  

I'm so sorry, but I don't know who Sue Dawe is (I will Google her later for sure!) but I do have a very nice Unicorn Deck published by U.S.Games.  It's a full 78 card deck, created by Suzanne Star. The art work is by Liz Hilton and is very nicely done. The card size is comfortable in the hand~ I think about 2 3/4ths wide by 4 3/4ths high.  If I remember right, I paid about $18.00 for the deck but I can't remember where...

U.S.Games has a web site at usgamesinc.com (I hope I'm allow to write that- I'm still new here and learning).

Hope this helps.

WoW!  I looked up Sue Dawe and found a lot of her work!  I really like the art work of the Unicorn Tarot deck I have, but if there's a deck out there that reminded you of Dawe's work... if you ever find it again, could you let me know where?  I've never seen such beautiful Unicorns before! It would be so cool if she would design and illustrate a Tarot deck of her own!

It is beauty I  like the art work of the Unicorn Tarot

Salutations Delerium!

I've been trying to locate the Unicorn Deck you described... is there any possibility that what you saw was The Unicorn Oracle Deck?  There are only 2 Unicorn Decks mentioned in the Tarot Encyclopedias, one is the deck I already described and the second is a one of a kind hand drawn deck.  I did find the Oracle Deck; It's very nicely done and the closest to the one you detailed.  If you want, Google "Magical Unicorn Oracle Cards" by Doreen Virtue and see if any images you pull up are what you remember.  A lot of online stores are selling the oracle cards, but so far, Amazon had the best price I could find.  I hope you find what you are looking for.

Henhenetti



Reference:
Unicorn Tarot: Harlan Margold created the Unicorn Tarot with ballpoint pen and transparent dyes.  The figures of the deck represent all Western cultures because the artist feels that the tarot is a product of many civilizations and races, carrying the wisdom of the ancient world and the modern world.  The deck was made in 1986.  (Vol. III)

Unicorn Tarot: The unicorn is the theme of every card in the deck by Suzanne Star and artist Liz Hilton.  The mythical animal has long been a symbol of purity, and its horn (called an alicorn) is reputed to have healing powers.  The unicorn is occasionally said to represent evil, but the Unicorn Tarot adheres to the more popular, positive mythology of the beast.  The deck was published in 1995 by U.S. Games Systems, Stamford, Connecticut.  The back design is double-ended, of a unicorn's head.  (Vol. IV)

The Encyclopedia of Tarot
by Stuart R. Kaplan
(4 volume set, Ninth Printing 2007)

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