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  • Two illustrated books resting on a textured surface. The left book titled 'The Fox's Wedding' features a drawing of a woman in traditional attire with a peacock on her shoulder, set against an artistic background. The right book shows an illustration of a woman with a decorative headpiece, a small building, and hands holding a pair of scissors, with a scene of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in the background.

    An artist’s journey through the tarot.

    Based on the traditional French Marseille style tarot, we’ve reimagined each step of the tarot journey through classic works of art.

    The Fox’s Wedding includes a full color guidebook and reading to get you started. While the deck is easy to use as a beginner it closely follows traditional tarot in its use of symbols and meanings.

    This deck will grow in sophistication as you work with it and become more developed as an intuitive reader.

  • Two tarot cards on a gray surface, the left card labeled 'Queen of Swords' featuring a woman with dark hair in a historical dress, and the right card labeled 'Page of Swords' with a young woman in a historical dress, set against a landscape background.

    New explorations of the court cards.

    Every court card is carefully composed with respect to their role in the hierarchy and their relationship to each other. Whether you are a deeply experienced reader or new to Tarot you will find this deck ideal for exploring relationships between people and probing the depths of personalities.

  • A photo showing two tarot cards. The left card features a woman in a red dress by the sea, and the right card shows a woman with long flowing hair with outstretched arms, surrounded by classical motifs and cups.

    The Minor Arcana brought to life.

    Each card of the minor arcana has been carefully reimagined through iconic artworks while staying true to it’s historic design and interpretation.