Chesca Potter

Chesca Potter is an artist in the United Kingdom, who has illustrated books (for John & Caitlin Matthews), tarot decks (the Greenwood Tarot and the Celtic Shaman's Pack), as well as calendars (We'Moon), cards and other media.

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• Official Website

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