Blythe Tarot y el Tarot Rider–Waite: arte, estética y simbolismo

Durante muchos años —unos ocho o diez— fui amante de las muñecas Blythe.
Tuve varias, ocho en total. Las vestía con esmero, les cambiaba el pelo y los ojos, incluso me animé a customizar alguna.
En aquel tiempo vivía en Cardedeu, y formaba parte de grupos y comunidades donde compartíamos esa misma fascinación.
Me acompañaron en una etapa luminosa de mi vida; me inspiraron, me hicieron feliz.

Ahora hasta tienen su propio tarot inspirado en el Rider–Waite, y me maravilla ver cómo ese universo que alguna vez habité con tanta ilusión se transforma y sigue vivo.

Este año le pediré a Papá Noel el Blythe Tarot Rider–Waite.
Es simplemente increíble.

— Carolina 🌷

The Blythe Dolls and Their Rider–Waite Tarot

For many years —about eight or ten— I was deeply in love with Blythe dolls.
I had several, eight in total. I dressed them with care, changed their hair and eyes, and even dared to customize a few.
Back then, I lived in Cardedeu, and I was part of groups and communities where we shared that same fascination.
They accompanied me through a luminous stage of my life; they inspired me and made me happy.

Now they even have their own tarot deck inspired by the Rider–Waite, and I’m amazed to see how that world I once inhabited with such joy keeps transforming and staying alive.

This year, I’ll be asking Santa Claus for the Blythe Tarot Rider–Waite.
It’s simply incredible