Rider Waite Smith Inspired Resin 3D The Fool Tarot Card Handmade Art 14.5"x8"

Description: In 1909 artist Pamela Coleman Smith was commisioned to handpaint the 78 cards by Arthur Edward Waite and they were published by William Rider. The Rider Waite Tarot Deck is in the public domain and is the inspiration for these images. I love tarot and have wanted to make 3d tarot for a while and over the last several months I have been working on some cards, in no particular order. I was ready to give up after some disasterous outcomes while working with resin and had to start over a couple of times but after much trial and error I now have a few that are ready to go to good homes. These resin filled ones are the first design and I will be posting other resin cards as I finish touching them up over the coming weeks. For this fool card I separated the different elements in the card.This 3D Tarot is made from several layers of laser engraved and laser cut wood. It was handpainted, assembled and then I filled it with epoxy resin, sanded and painted the outside. It comes with a stand. The tarot dimensions are 14.5" tall x 8" wide x 5/8" depth, weight is 3 pounds 3 oz. This is a handmade product and does contain some bubbles, (despite my efforts to babysit it). Please see all the photos, the zoomed in images or circled areas show where I can see obvious bubbles or a slight defect inside the resin. There are areas that look like bubbles but is actually clear glue that was applied before the resin was poured. This piece also has some glitter on the background, which can look like bubbles on the screen. while inspecting this piece I can see that there are more bubbles than I initially noticed. It is still a beautiful piece but the bubbles are easy to see, up close. Therefore, I am opening this up to accept reasonable offers for it. Thank you for your interest.

Price: 250 USD

Location: Sacramento, California

End Time: 2025-01-12T03:01:38.000Z

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