Wild Earth Tarot

Wild Earth Tarot - vintage nature through Marseille structure

Not every nature-themed tarot deck works the same way. The Wild Earth Tarot by Coni Curi deliberately follows the framework of the classical Marseille tarot and clothes it in imagery of plants, fruits, and elemental cycles. That is a different choice from the narrative RWS tradition, and it is worth understanding what that difference means in practice.

Coni Curi is an Argentinian illustrator and graphic artist. Her NeoNostalgia style combines vintage aesthetics with mystical symbolism. She previously illustrated The Sacred Sisterhood Tarot, the Astro Tarot, and El Tarot de la Fuerza. This deck fits seamlessly into that body of work: each visual universe is distinct, yet the timeless, nostalgic tone is unmistakably hers.

What you see on the cards

Delicate fruits, abundant leaves, and botanical motifs run through every image. The cards are compact in size (70 x 53 mm) and use colour coding, hidden symbols, and numerological structure. Those accustomed to busy, figurative scenes will find space and quietness here instead. The imagery speaks in patterns rather than stories.

Who is this deck for?

This is not an entry-level deck for someone who has never touched tarot before. The Marseille tradition requires a different approach than narrative RWS cards: fewer literal scenes, more attention to number, colour, and symbol. Those already familiar with that way of working, or who deliberately choose it, will find a deck with a consistent and coherent visual programme. Beginners drawn to the nature theme would benefit from first considering whether the Marseille structure suits how they want to learn to read.

Nature here is not decoration but a system: the cycles of growth and decay translate directly into the structure of the cards.

About Coni Curi

Coni Curi is an illustrator and graphic artist from Argentina. Her interest in tarot and esotericism began early and has remained a consistent thread through her work. Alongside three tarot decks she has illustrated oracle decks and books exploring various divinatory traditions. Her style, which she calls NeoNostalgia, is defined by the combination of vintage line drawing and mystical symbolism.

Specifications

• Author and illustrator: Coni Curi
• Number of cards: 78
• Dimensions: 70 x 53 x 120 mm
• Weight: 420 g
• ISBN: 9781922468185
• Language: English

Questions we often get

Does this deck follow the RWS or the Marseille structure?
This deck is based on the classical Marseille tarot. That means the minor arcana cards do not feature the fully illustrated figurative scenes found in the Rider-Waite-Smith system, but instead work with symbols, numbers, and colour. Experienced Marseille readers will recognise the structure immediately.

Does a guidebook come with the deck?
The available product information does not separately confirm a guidebook. We recommend checking at the time of ordering or contacting our customer service for clarification.