The Archetypes Tarot is a deck using the 22 major arcana of the RWS deck. It uses imagery from different cultures/mythologies in an effort to show how the archetypes seen in tarot are part of the universal human experience.
Jungian Archetypes
The Fool
Hermes
Hermes
young adventurer
Cliff
leaping into the unknown
Cows
companion, desire
Text from Homeric Hymn to Hermes
blandly cunning
a robber
a cattle driver
a bringer of dreams
a watcher by night
a thief at the gates
Crayon Writing
child like, playful
The Magician
Maximon
Maximon
Ability to manifest, good luck
Coins
Wealth, offerings, air element, pentacles suite
Sticks
Earth element, wands suite
Candles and Daggers
Fire element, sword suite
Beer Bottles
Enjoying earthly desires, water element, cups suite
Text from Creature by Half Alive
I am creation,
both haunted and holy.
The Empress
Xochiquetzal
Xochiquetzal
divine feminine
Vines
New growth
Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia Diversifolia)
Faith, loyalty and adoration
Mexican Honeysuckle (Justicia Spicigera)
Happiness
Chocolate Cosmos (Cosmos Atrosanguineus)
Beauty and order
Mexican Poppy (Argemone Ochroleuca)
Sleep and peace
Dahlia (Dahlia Pinnata)
Elegance, creativity and dignity
Text from Delicate but Captivating by Lissette Alvarez Napoli
she absorbs the warm rays and brightness of the sun,
reflecting her image with passion and love.
Sword Lily (Gladioli)
Sympathy and memories
Yucca Flower (Yucca Baccata)
Protection and purification
The Hanged Wo/man
Sinbyeong
The Moon
Samatha
Full Moon
Insight, intuition, light, clarity, subconscious mind
Unstill waters
Clouded judgement, fears and desires, conscious mind
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