NONARA

　　First Aid for Broken Hearts Tarot is a useful tool and consolation for those grappling with the shattered fragments of a broken heart and seeking immediate respite and healing. Being heartbroken is a perplexing experience, often leaving us with limited mental and intellectual resources to navigate the grief. Much like reaching for a first aid kit to address physical wounds and stop the bleeding, this deck is crafted with the same intention—to bring you solace and support during challenging times.
 
　　The deck adheres to the original structure and meanings of the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot while incorporating a surreal dreamscape infused with contemporary sensibilities and perspectives. Within its seventy-eight cards lie myriad symbols, each imaginatively associated to provide you with immediate guidance and solace. Keywords, serving as the first aid, are inscribed on the cards; then one can delve into deeper interpretations through the accompanying guidebook. First Aid for Broken Hearts Tarot is an invitation to mend aching hearts, nurturing courage to embrace uncertainty, take bold risks, and embark on transformative new beginnings.
 
　　Whether you are well versed in the realm of divination or a novice exploring the mystical world of tarot, this compassionate tool serves as an unwavering source of inspiration and visual affirmation. Through its seamless blend of aesthetic harmony and balance, it offers a sanctuary of comfort and renewal amidst the tumultuous seas of heartbreak.

NONARA (Min-Jung Jonsson) is the creator behind First Aid for Broken Hearts Tarot. With a rich background as a curator in contemporary art, specializing in photography and public art, Min has fostered collaborations with renowned artists, prestigious museums, and leading galleries worldwide during her tenure as director of exhibitions at various Swedish institutions.

Throughout her career, she has curated and produced over seventy shows, driven by her steadfast mission to honor creativity across diverse disciplines. Min, originally from South Korea, has resided and worked in France, Belgium, and Sweden, immersing herself in diverse cultures and experiences that have profoundly affected her belief in the interconnectedness of art, science, spirituality, and the universe as a whole.