Mark McElroy

Tarot of the Celtic Fairies 78 tarot cards based on Irish, Scottish and Welsh folklore. The Sidhe and other nature spirits stepped out of the stories and onto cards that follow the Rider-Waite structure, but with their own visual language. Language: cards without text, multilingual guidebook Quality: sturdy cardstock with light gloss finish, 66 x 120 mm format Contents: 78 cards with guidebook The Celtic fairies show both their helpful and their unpredictable side, as they should.

Da Vinci Tarot Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical studies, portraits and sketches form the foundation of this deck. Two Bulgarian artists translated his visual language into 78 tarot cards that combine Renaissance precision with classical tarot symbolism. Language: multilingual (English, German, French among others) Quality: full-colour illustrations on sturdy cardstock, matte finish Contents: 78 cards (65 x 120 mm) A deck for those who recognize Renaissance art and draw energy from it.

Tarot of the Elves A cinematic tarot with 78 cards full of elven legends, illustrated by Davide Corsi. The cards follow the classic tarot structure, but translate each meaning into the realm of elves: nature, conflict, magic and spiritual growth. Language: multilingual guidebook, including English Quality: sturdy cardstock with smooth finish, classic size 66 x 120 mm Contents: 78 cards and guidebook For those who want to read stories, not just recognise symbols.

Lo Scarabeo Tarot Three tarot traditions merged into one card image. Mark McElroy and Anna Lazzarini combine elements from Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith and Thoth into a deck that draws connections you normally have to study separately. Language: multilingual guidebook (English, French, German) Quality: sturdy cardstock with smooth finish, shuffles easily Contents: 78 cards (66 x 120 mm) with clear, modern imagery A study deck for anyone who wants to compare the major tarot traditions side by side.