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Forest of Enchantment Tarot feels like stepping into an old storybook wood that still holds warmth from the tales told there. You see ancient trees that seem to listen, blossoms that glow softly, crystal caves, and thorny thickets you’d rather avoid. Along the paths appear witches and wizards, faeries and elves, birds and beasts both earthly and otherworldly, plus ghosts, shape-shifters, dancing princesses, and sad old knights. The scenes carry the sense that something could move at any moment, even while the card stays still.
This tarot deck includes 78 cards and a 240-page companion book, in English, published by Llewellyn.
This tarot follows the Rider-Waite-Smith foundation, so many scenes and symbols feel familiar, even if you’re still learning. At the same time, the world layered over it is very specific: woodland magic and folklore run through the deck, with trees, birds, witches, elves, faeries, and blossoms returning again and again as carriers of meaning. That gives you a reading that is not only “the meaning,” but also a living story that shifts with the question.
The companion book is described in the supplied text as especially user-friendly: it includes a full-page image of each card and a synopsis of about half a page to one page. That keeps you close to the artwork without drowning in long theory, while still giving enough words to get your reading moving.
Lunaea Weatherstone has worked with tarot and other divination systems for more than half a century. She is also the author of decks including Mystical Cats Tarot and Victorian Faery Tarot. In her own description, she is a witch, priestess, and maker of sparkly things. She lives in Portland, Oregon, with cats Tamas MacTavish and Ysabeau.
Meraylah Allwood is an award-winning British artist and illustrator. Her work appears in books and decks about tree lore, healing, land-based wisdom, and earth mysteries. She lives with her family in East Anglia on a smallholding full of wildlife, where they are slowly planting a “forest of enchantment” of their own. In this deck, her painting world reads as fairy-tale rich, nature-close, and gently uncanny, as if each creature and flower holds a secret.
This tarot deck works well if you like reading through atmosphere and imagery, and if you enjoy fairy tales, woodland folklore, and nature beings that act as symbols. Because the Rider-Waite structure remains recognisable, it can also be a strong choice for beginners, especially if you learn best by looking first and reading a short explanation after.
If you prefer a clean, modern deck without a fairy-tale mood, or if you want very minimal imagery, this forest may feel too full. There is a lot to see, and that richness is part of what makes it alive.
Try a simple three-card spread: path, encounter, outcome. On each card, name one creature or nature element that stands out and connect it to the card’s role in the spread.
Forest of Enchantment Tarot is an English-language tarot deck with 78 cards and a substantial companion book, blending Rider-Waite familiarity with a richly populated fairy-tale woodland.
| Auteur | Lunaea Weatherstone |
| Taal | English |
| ISBN | 9780738751399 |
| Uitgeverij | Llewellyn Publications |
| SKU | 2119-LL09 |
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