Fairy Tarot

Fairy Tarot - fairy magic built on the Rider-Waite

Not all tarot cards take themselves entirely seriously. This deck shows you familiar archetypes through a fairy mirror: colourful, playful, and with the humour that belongs to beings who interpret rules just a little differently.

Antonio Lupatelli, better known as Tony Wolf, was an Italian illustrator who became known for his warm, detailed drawing style. In this deck he uses the full 78-card structure of the Rider-Waite and populates it with forest spirits, mischievous fairies and magical animals.

What you see on the cards

Each card shows a being with its own character. No polished angels, but fairies who grin, doubt, wrestle or rest among mushrooms and flowers. The colours are bright and full of contrast.

The symbolism stays true to the classic tarot. The Hierophant still carries his staff, the Star still holds water, the Wheel of Fortune still turns. But instead of human figures you see winged creatures, animals and plants taking over the roles.

The cardstock is sturdy and finished smooth, which makes shuffling comfortable. The standard size of 66 x 120 mm fits most hands well.

How you work with it

This deck is designed for daily readings and moments when you want a lighter angle. The images are direct enough to form a story quickly, even if you do not yet know all the meanings by heart.

The guidebook is multilingual (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian) and gives brief explanations for each card.

Pull one card in the morning and notice what small moment of magic or humour the day brings you. The fairies like to point to things you might otherwise overlook.

About Antonio Lupatelli (Tony Wolf)

Antonio Lupatelli worked under the pseudonym Tony Wolf and became known worldwide for his children's book illustrations. His style is marked by warm colours, detailed nature scenes and figures with expressive faces.

For Lo Scarabeo he brought that style to tarot, translating the archetypes into a world where nature and magic are woven together.

Specifications

• Number of cards: 78
• Card size: 66 x 120 mm
• Cardstock: Sturdy with smooth finish
• Guidebook: Multilingual booklet (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian)
• Structure: Rider-Waite
• Illustrator: Antonio Lupatelli (Tony Wolf)
• Publisher: Lo Scarabeo

Questions we often get

Is this deck suitable for beginners?
Yes. The structure is that of the Rider-Waite, and the images are clear enough to work with intuitively. The guidebook gives basic meanings for each card.

What languages are included in the guidebook?
The booklet includes English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. The cards themselves have no text, so you are not dependent on language.