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Art, tarot & meaningful things.

Explore original artwork, The Artist’s Tarot, prints and personal recorded readings by Kent artist Edward Weaver-Coles.

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Artwork or product imagery by Edward Weaver-Coles.
Colourful original portrait painting by Edward Weaver-Coles.

An original acrylic painting inspired by the 2 of Cups tarot card. The artist’s former shop lists this work as sold out. Its published dimensions appear to contain a unit error, so they are not repeated here.

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The Artist’s Tarot deck box featuring Edward Weaver-Coles’ self-portrait artwork.

A complete deck of 78 hand-painted cards and a guidebook, painted and written by Edward Weaver-Coles. Each card reimagines tarot through the emotional depth and changing rhythms of the creative process.

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A 30-minute personal recorded tarot reading by tarot reader and artist Edward Weaver-Coles.

A private 30-minute recorded reading from tarot reader and creator Edward Weaver-Coles. It offers intuitive guidance and card interpretations around relationships, career, personal growth, and the energy surrounding your question. Listen whenever it suits you.

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Expressive original portrait artwork by Edward Weaver-Coles.

Ed creates personal, meaningful commissions, including portraits of loved ones and much-loved animals. The existing shop lists commissions from £80; scope, sizes, timing, and final pricing depend on the brief.

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Original expressive portrait artwork by Edward Weaver-Coles.

The former shop lists an acrylic original supplied framed at £499 and currently marks it sold out. The listed dimensions contain a unit typo, so they are withheld until corrected.

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The Star, a hand-painted card from The Artist’s Tarot by Edward Weaver-Coles.

A print of The Star from The Artist’s Tarot. The former shop describes it as a giclée print and lists a limited production of 44; the supplied newer print sizes and prices are shown separately.

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