Ibis Tarot presents Egyptian figures, symbols and hieroglyphs with beautiful landscapes, and is based on the designs published in the book Practical Astrology by Comte C. de Saint-Germain.
[0] The Fool
Immaturity, sincerity, the natural man, a free spirit. One who naturally knows his will and is worry free. A dreamer, careless and disinterested in practical matters. Travel.
Invertido:
Folly, failure, madness. Hindered travel.
The Ibis Tarot maintains the basic structure of most tarot decks, but the names and symbols reflect the culture of ancient Egypt. For example, the 3 card is Isis-Urania instead of the typical empress. El Loco has been replaced by number 22 - the crocodile. The court cards are the Master, Lady, Warrior, and Slave. Each card of the minor arcana has its own number that appears in Roman numerals.