Guidebook for Dawn of Dreams Tarot
by HaiMa
About this deck
The Dawn of Dreams Tarot introduces a unique floriography system. Floriography originated in ancient Greece, where flowers, leaves, and fruits carried symbolic meanings. For instance, Apollo was often depicted wearing a laurel wreath. Floriography flourished in early 19th-century France, particularly during the Art Nouveau period associated with Mucha. During that time, emotional expression was subtle and reserved, so young men and women used floriography as a medium for expressing emotions. Since floriography is a man-made creation, it avoids broad concepts like “I love you” or “Wishing you happiness” and instead uses keywords and mythological stories to interpret the energies of the cards.
Major Arcana22
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0. The Fool
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01. The Magician
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02. The High Priestess
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03. The Empress
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04. The Emperor
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05. The Hierophant
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06. The Lovers
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07. The Chariot
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08. Strength
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09. The Hermit
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10. The Wheel of Fortune
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11. Justice
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12. The Hanged Man
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13. Death
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14. Temperance
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15. The Devil
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16. The Tower
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17. The Star
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18. The Moon
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19. The Sun
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20. Judgement
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21. The World
Wands14
Cups14
Swords14
Pentacles14
Bonus Cards3
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