ArtFire

These are some pretty small tarot cards. At 35mm tall and 20mm wide (or in English, 1 5/16" x 3/4") they're about the size of the tip of an adult's thumb.

These should be viewed more as a novelty item than a useable deck. However, all 78 cards are included, and while the images are not the greatest resolution, you can indeed use them for readings.

These cuties are printed on paper that is plain on one side and patterened on the reverse. I laminated them and then cut out the cards. The reverse side patterns are not identical for each card and will probably vary from those shown.

I designed a mini "pizza box" to hold them.

I can provide as many of these sets as you like. For more than one, please convo and I'll get them listed for you. If your request exceeds my stock on hand, I'll make more.

The (Rider) Waite Smith art is in the public domain now. Sort of. According to Wikipedia:

"U.S. Games currently claims copyright on the cards, although the actual copyright may only be valid on certain colorized versions of the card. While others argue that it is in the public domain in the US because they were created prior to 1923, the US Games claim may be valid because the derivative versions of the cards was not in the public domain when US Games created their copyright."

-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rider-Waite_tarot_deck

Rider was the publisher. The art was commissioned and designed by A.E. Waite and illustrated by Pamela Coleman Smith.

These days it's common for this deck to be called the Waite-Smith deck.

paper, lamination