Tarot

Goetia Tarot in Darkness is a deck about Demons, extracted from the esoteric lore of the Lesser Key of Solomon, but seen in a modern psychological way. As darkness is none other than a path to light, the unconscious is just a mirror of the conscious.

Duality: Good and Bad - Light and Dark - Negative and Positive - Active and Passive - Receptive and Assertive. Everything has its opposition. In this Tarot, it happens within every card, as the interpretation brings the Reader to see every Arcana from different points of view and embracing a yin-yang vision of each answer, as well as each question.

From the author of the Heaven & Earth, the Runic Tarot is the ultimate deck created over Norse mythology. This deck is a powerful, fierce holder of an ancient aura. It weaves together the wisdom of the Runes, the poetry of the Skalds, the valour of the Einherjars, and the evergreen bounty of life and nature. Runic Tarot is a tribute to the divine spark within humanity

Welcome to a long journey into the essence of Tarot. An age-old feeling for something eternal. A deck that creates a comfortable and elegant space for every form of Reading, with the deep simplicity of the Tarot designed by Arthur Edward Waite and illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith.

Originally printed in 1893 by renowned artist Giovanni Vacchetta (1863-1940), this deck is one of the great masterpieces of the 19th century. Now available as part of Lo Scarabeo's bestselling Anima Antiqua (Ancient Soul) series, this limited edition, numbered deck showcases the classical Marseilles style, but in Vacchetta's expressive drawing style.

The Journey of the Hero has a new kind of hero: our “cat self”. Following Pagan beliefs and symbolism, the journey gains wisdom insights at every step, with every card and Arcana. A light deck of unexpected seriousness, traditional accuracy and gentle levity. Now in Mini version. 78 full colour tarot cards and instructions

Dragons, stars and constellations. Built with Paolo Barbieri Artwork fol-lowing a precise astronomical research, the deck calls for inspiration from the deep sky, with Astrological constellations taking the shape of Dragons, and their brightests stars that of ancient fantasy warriors.

An Oracle inspired to the Celtic Astrology that follows the sky, but also a complex system of plants and animals. Nature revolves around the seasons, and the seasons mirror in the sky, as seen by ancient Druids. While the Celtic Astrology system is still an unconfirmed truth, it is sure that it may bring enlightenment and very useful readings to modern seekers.

A faithful reproduction from the Lo Scarabeo collection, this original Lenormand is perfect to be used with the Grand Tableau spread. The Grand Tableau is a spread that involves all 36 cards of the deck at the same time, and it’s the endgame technique of any Lenormand reader, due to its nature that allows clear answer to many questions within a single reading.

A playing card and fortune telling deck of old, illustrated with scenes of Medieval life. Each suit carries a different theme - romance, hunting, trade, war - to give a wider range of meanings and interpretations for fortune telling. It’s the second deck in the Old Cartomancy line, originally from Southern Germany, XVIII century.

A Tarot cloth by Fabio Listrani Inspired by the Ars Notoria (Notory Art), the fifth book of the Lemegeton.

The original edition of the deck by A. E. Waite and P. C. Smith appears for the first time ever as a circular deck.

These 78 Arcana represent just as many steps in an esoteric journey which leads to the discovery of the past, the present, and the future.

Illustrated with scenes from the daily life of a modern Pagan or Wicca.

The Druids - a caste of wise and religious guides who believed in reincarnation and a strong relationship with the forces of nature - were the leading representatives of the Celtic people. These pagan elements are combined here with the symbology of the Tarot.

These Tarots are the result of complex, in-depth research undertaken by Roberto Negrini, an expert on the Book of Thoth and its evolution. The painter Andrea Serio has transposed the results of this amazing work by Negrini onto the illustrations, in an effective synthesis of art and magic.