Morgan le Fay Tarot - Arthurian myth through her eyes
In most Arthurian retellings, Morgan le Fay is a supporting character - an obstacle, a mystery, or a threat, depending on who is telling the story. This tarot deck gives her the central role and builds every image around her perspective.
The guidebook was written by Viviana Mori, an Italian author with more than twenty years of experience in esoteric publishing. The illustrations are by Fabio Visintin, an Italian illustrator, painter, graphic novel author and cover artist with fifty years of work for major publishers. He is also the illustrator behind the Circe Tarot.
What the cards show
Visintin draws from Arthurian folklore: castles, misty lakes, knights and a world where the mystical and the political are inseparable. Morgan le Fay appears as the central figure throughout, but the scenes also show the broader world around her. Those familiar with figures like Merlin, Guinevere or the Round Table will recognise the context immediately.
Who this deck is for
This is not a beginner deck. The imagery is thematically dense and works best for those already comfortable with standard tarot structure or with Arthurian mythology - ideally both. If you already work with tarot and have an affinity for Celtic or medieval storytelling, this deck brings those two interests together. The guidebook is in English.
Morgan le Fay is not a secondary figure here. Every card is built around her adventures, her values and her place in a world we know from literature, not from history.
About the creators
Viviana Mori (Italy) has over twenty years of experience in esoteric publishing and has written several books on a range of topics. Fabio Visintin (Italy) is an illustrator, painter, graphic novel author and cover artist who has worked with major publishing houses for fifty years. He is also the illustrator of the Circe Tarot.
Specifications
- Title: Morgan le Fay Tarot
- Author: Viviana Mori
- Illustrator: Fabio Visintin
- Language: English
Questions we often get
Is this a good first tarot deck?
That depends on your background. The theme is specific and the imagery is layered. Without prior knowledge of tarot or Arthurian legend, the cards can be difficult to read without thorough use of the guidebook. If you already have a basic grasp of tarot, this works well as a next step - provided the theme appeals to you.
How does this relate to the Circe Tarot?
Both decks are illustrated by Fabio Visintin. They are separate products with distinct themes: the Circe Tarot draws from Greek mythology centred on Circe, while this deck draws from Arthurian legend centred on Morgan le Fay. Neither depends on the other.
