Tarot: Ibis Tarot, with Egyptian Figures by A. G. Müller The Ibis Tarot has stylized ancient Egyptian figures and hieroglyphs in rather pretty scenes. I like the colors used for each card in this deck. The profound secrets of ancient Egypt are united in the Ibis Tarot. An ancient Tarot wisdom is being saved from oblivion to sparkle in its original splendor. The 78-card Ibis Tarot, published in 1991 by A.G. Müller, represents an Egyptian Tarot pattern first illustrated by M.O. Wegener in 1896.

The coloring of the deck makes it one of the more attractive versions of this pattern. It is also one of the most faithful, Josef Machynka actually based his cards on designs found in a 1901 book titled Practical Astrology.
The name Ibis refers to the bird associated with the Egyptian god Thoth, who instructed mankind in the sacred arts of language and hieroglyphics. It is Thoth, therefore, who is sometimes called the author of the Book of Tarot. The ibis bird can be seen on the side of the Magician's table, symbolizing the divine power worshiped by the Magician
Ancient Egyptian Taro design, with Egyptian figures and symbols appear on the Major Arcana cards in this deck. Based on the designs published in the book Practical Astrology by Comte C. de Saint-Germain.
Artist: Josef Machynka

The Cards come with detailed booklet prescription. Listing each individual cards meaning and reverse meaning. For example:

XXXVIII. Mistress of Cups
(8/Ch/Mercury in Cancer)
Upright: A loving, warm-hearted women spreading joy and laughter. Similar to III. Isis-Urania, but less powerful. The lady of your heart. A good, benevolent friend; an adored lover, a loyal virtuous wife, and a loving devoted mother. She is kind and gentle, beautiful, dignified, ladylike, and worthy of complete commitment. She may be in a high social position. Also: natural beauty and sensuality.
Reversed: An emotionally uncontrolled women, dependent on her mood swings. She is passive, melancholy, dreamy and very impressionable. Or vain, spoiled, and unreliable. She is a slave of her emotions exaggerated sensuality and may be unfaithful.

 
Size: 23/8" x 43/4" 

EGYPTIAN TAROT

The profound secrets of ancient Egypt are united in the Ibis Tarot. A fantastic Tarot wisdom is being saved from oblivion to sparkle in its original splendor. The 78-card Ibis Tarot, published in 1991 by A.G. Müller, represents an Egyptian Tarot pattern first illustrated by M.O. Wegener in 1896. The coloring of the deck makes it one of the more attractive versions of this pattern. It is also one of the most faithful, Josef Machynka actually based his cards on designs found in a 1901 book titled Practical Astrology.
The name Ibis refers to the bird associated with the Egyptian god Thoth, who instructed mankind in the sacred arts of language and hieroglyphics. It is Thoth, therefore, who is sometimes called the author of the Book of Tarot. The ibis bird can be seen on the side of the Magician's table, symbolizing the divine power worshiped by the Magician
Ancient Egyptian Taro design, with Egyptian figures and symbols appear on the Major Arcana cards in this deck