Lo Scarabeo - publishing house was founded in 1987, in Turin, Italy. Over 30 years of business and the brand has become a world leader in the field of Tarot cards, playing cards, and divination cards. The company is offering extraordinary & innovative decks, created by some of the greatest artists of this century.
Author and artist Elisa Seitzinger returns with a sensational new Herbarium loaded with all the healing powers of Mother Nature. Each of the 36 cards in this elegant oracular deck shows a fairy hand picking a plant, a root, a leaf, a flower or a particular magic mushroom. The kit...
Arturo Villone works with the latest AI technology to take a leap back into medieval times and show you the world that once was. Featuring traditional Lenormand archetypes, this deck has a charming sense of simplicity. The soothing, historical landscapes and common-life subjects depicted in the cards offer an immersive...
Following the recent success of the Golden Art Nouveau Tarot and the Egyptian Art Nouveau Tarot, here is a new deck by artist Giulia Massaglia. The 36 archetypes of the Lenormand tradition find new life in these unprecedented illustrations, each representing a glimpse into the distant times of the pharaohs...
The charm and timeless beauty of the Lenormand tradition meet the floral motifs of the Art Nouveau style to produce an extremely elegant and refined Oracle. This artistic version of the renowned French deck presents a fresh and creative take on the famous format, using the breathtaking imagery and organic...
Shamanic rituals and dreamlike visions intertwine in this new Oracle with its sylvan setting and vivid lysergic colour palette. Intricate paths of exotic plants and luminescent mushrooms make their way through dense and mysterious undergrowth, offering the possibility of exploring the depths of the great forest, which is the subconscious...
Giacomo Casanova cannot be considered a mere historical figure: he is a rich and multifaceted archetype, an icon whose name has become synonymous with love, lust, romantic adventure, and libertinism. This Oracle deck collects a set of beautiful erotic illustrations by Italian artist Umberto Brunelleschi, a carousel of sensual images...
Ezio Tiburzio Anichini’s legendary artworks give shape to this amazing Oracle deck, displaying all the style and charm of old Florentine lithographies - a chemical printing technique that acquired great fame during the 1800s. The divine subjects depicted in the cards surround this deck with an angelic aura that enhances...
This edition of JustAsana is designed for mothers who wish to practice yoga safely, both during and after pregnancy. All the positions and exercises contained in this box set have been selected specifically for the period of maternity. Because yoga is not only good for your health, but for your...
Dive down the rabbit hole to visit Wonderland and its bizarre characters through the unprecedented perspective of a teenage Alice. Paolo Barbieri's exceptional work on his best-selling illustrated book becomes an incredible new 36-card Oracle. Carole-Anne Eschenazi's instructions enrich this product with the perfect tools to interpret and explore the...
From the dark depths of night emerges a unique oracular deck, based entirely on the figure of Hekate, She who holds the keys to the Cosmos, goddess of liminality and crossroads, magic, moon, darkness and light. With this new Oracle, Chris Butler and Kenn Payne explore the many facets of...
Those who delve into the deep connections between esotericism and psychology cannot but come across the name of Carl Gustav Jung, one of the most important figures in the history of the discipline. His, for example, is the concept of the Collective Unconscious, an ideal set of innate, instinctive and...
The deck by renowned Italian artist Paolo Barbieri brings to life the legendary episodes recounted by Dante Alighieri in the first cantica of the Divine Comedy. A real journey with cards, through the circles of hell, but also an allegorical exploration of the darkest part of our soul and the...
