Today I want to review the Gummy Bear Tarot by Diermar Bittrich. This tarot deck caught my eye after I saw someone using it on TikTok. I mean just look at it, it’s adorable!
The Gummy Bear Tarot is not a new deck as it was published in 2005, but it’s still in print and seems to be one of those decks you must have in your collection.
I love collecting decks and this one is so sweet I had to have it. 😉
I’ve noticed it’s more of an uncommon deck because when someone sees it they immediately ask where to purchase it. It’s not one you see very often, but it’s still a gem and has been around for years!
This deck is great for anyone, including kids because of its fun and cute imagery.
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Gummy Bear Tarot Review
First Impressions
My first impressions of the deck were it’s ADORABLE. It comes in a colorful tin with cute imagery on the front and sides and is more of a pocket-size deck. The cards are smaller than the average Tarot Deck, more like playing card size. It also comes with a booklet full of basic card explanations and a few ways to use the cards.
They shuffle well and are easy to hold in your hands. I don’t mind a smaller deck, but this of course depends on personal preference.
The cardstock is a suitable thickness, not overly thin or thick, and has held up well through many shuffles.
Imagery
The imagery of the Gummy Bear Tarot closely follows the Rider-Waite artwork but replaces the subjects with gummy bears. It has a more simplistic, and whimsical design than the traditional Rider-Waite Tarot.
This makes it a very easy deck to read and understand. The images are what initially sold me, to begin with!
The back of the cards features a cute gummy bear pattern design. The use of simplistic and bright colors makes it such a fun deck to use.
Overall Thoughts
Overall, this is such a cute deck that I think everyone should have in their collection. It’s a fun-spirited one that’s nice to use when you need a smile.
Want me to review a specific deck? Leave me a comment below on what Tarot Deck I should review or send me an email at amanda@greenartistblog.com 🙂
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