Oracular Cards of Change

Thanks to the descriptive scenes that illustrate each of the Minor Arcana, the Rider-Waite deck distinguished itself from the centuries-old tradition of Tarots and became a reference point for every deck published from then on.

Harkening back to an era when divination was conducted with playing cards, the Folk Cards of Destiny is sure to occupy a unique and privileged position in any collection. Reflecting the whimsical, everyday scenes and motifs found on some of these early divination cards, this deck provides a fascinating reading experience.

With its rich colors and crisp, clean drawings of a bygone era, this limited-edition deck is perfect for playing card collectors and readers who want a glimpse into their future. Part of Lo Scarabeo's Old Cartomancy collection, these cards have a wonderful vintage look which replicates fortune telling cards of antiquity.

The Anima Antiqua line continues its archeological quest by unearthing another rare gem of Tarot history: this Tarot, printed in Tuscany around the year 1860, represents a unique example of the Minchiate tradition, a typical Florentine deck of 97 cards. As any other product of the Anima Antiqua line, this too is available in a limited edition of 3,999 copies.