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You step through a faerie ring and suddenly everything moves in a rhythm of metal and vine. Clockwork contraptions entwine with blooming greenery, airships seem to soar on iridescent wings, and tiny mechanical details hide everywhere, as if the cards hum softly. The mood is romantic and a little dark, but still playful: a world where a spark of fantasy matters as much as the turn of a cog.
This tarot deck includes 78 cards and a 224-page companion book, in English, published by Llewellyn Publications.
Steampunk Faerie Tarot is described as a Rider-Waite-Smith-style deck where magic and technology are one and the same. You see that in the imagery: faeries and elves remain as guides, but they live among machines, brass goggles, and spinning mechanisms. The minor arcana features companions such as salamanders, selkies, gnomes, and sprites, while the court cards and major arcana blend “noble elves” with “fashionable faeries.”
In the supplied reader comments, the card stock is described as great and easy to shuffle, and the guidebook is noted as smaller than other Llewellyn boxed sets while still beautifully illustrated. The writing is also described as upbeat, with a balance of “magic & practicality,” plus additional “ignitions” for each card as an extra prompt in readings.
Pamela Chen is the author of Enchanted Crystal Magic and the creator of Witchling Academy Tarot and Tarot of the Owls. The text also says she works as a business, wealth, and money manifesting coach, helping high-achieving creatives and visionaries expand energetic awareness and access opportunities connected to the quantum field and akashic records. Outside writing and coaching, she likes cuddling her chickens, watching Korean drama, and eating spicy Cheeto puffs with avocado.
Ashley Cassaday is a digital illustrator, educator, and designer based in Texas. Inspired by fantasy, fae, and flora, she enjoys telling stories through dark and romantic fictional characters. She is the co-creator of Steampunk Faerie Tarot and the creator of the Zodiac Fae illustration series. She also draws on her art education experience to help budding artists grow technical and entrepreneurial skills through events such as illustration workshops.
This deck fits if you like the Rider-Waite structure but prefer reading in a world with a strong storyline and setting. The steampunk layer makes the symbolism feel less like a museum and more like an adventure: you notice scenes, roles, and gestures quickly. The size is also mentioned in the supplied comments as comfortable for smaller hands.
If you want a strictly classic-looking deck without a style theme, this world may feel too present. Here, the style isn’t just decoration, it’s part of how the cards speak.
Try a three-card spread: mechanism, spark, direction. Look first at what is moving in the image, a cog, a wing, a gaze, and only then move into meanings.
Steampunk Faerie Tarot is an English-language tarot deck with 78 cards and a compact, illustrated companion book, blending fae magic and clockwork into a recognisable Rider-Waite reading foundation.
| Uitgeverij | Llewellyn Publications |
| Auteur | Pamela Chen |
| Taal | English |
| SKU | SpFaerie-LL496 |
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