Tarot of the Pomegranate

The Minor Arcana or the "Pip cards" are the number cards made up of the four suits; Swords, Wands, Cups and Disks, or as in the regular playing deck of cards; Spades, Clubs, Hearts and Diamonds. Each suit is numbered Ace through Ten, a total of 40 cards in all. The artist Pamela Colman-Smith of the Rider-Waite Tarot deck was the first to interpret the Minor Arcana into illustrative scenes in 1909. Since then, there has been a plethora of modern Tarot decks imitating her Minor Arcana illustrations. Not following suit, I have interpreted the Minor Arcana of Tarot of the Pomegranate in my own unique way while keeping true to the original meaning behind the card. Each original is 20 x 32 inches, painted in oil on canvas.


Ace of Swords	Two of Swords	Three of Swords	Four of Swords


Five of Swords	Six of Swords	Seven of Swords	Eight of Swords


Nine of Swords	Ten of Swords


Ace of Cups	Two of Cups	Three of Cups	Four of Cups


Five of Cups	Six of Cups	Seven of Cups	Eight of Cups


Nine of Cups	Ten of Cups


Ace of Wands	Two of Wands	Three of Wands	Four of Wands


Five of Wands	Six of Wands	Seven of Wands	Eight of Wands


Nine of Wands	Ten of Wands


Ace of Disks	Two of Disks	Three of Disks	Four of Disks


Five of Disks	Six of Disks	Seven of Disks	Eight of Disks


Nine of Disks	Ten of Disks