Edmund Dulac Tarot Deck

This deck is beautiful and magnetic. I do Tarot readings professionally, and most of my clients choose this deck and they love the fairytale artwork. This deck definitely has powerful energy! <3

These are so pretty. Very watercolor rich pictures of what I believe, is India, just as they were being colonized & some pre-colonial pictures as well. There are some white people in here, but the deck to me feels inspired by the rich in mythology & beauty of the Indian peoples, mostly. And as a plus, the cardstock is thick and sturdy, just as any Lo Scarabeo deck is. Highly recommend.You can see a full flip through of this deck on my YT channel

These are gorgeous and fitting for their labels. Absolutely stunning cards on quality card stock just wish they came in a nicer, sturdier box to preserve them along with a guidebook explaining more about the artist and how his drawings were chosen.

They’re not bad, but the images could be bigger and less grainy.Idk what I’ll use them for, but could use improvements

Gorge. Nice change of pace. Nuanced readings for people who know how to read.

Easy to fall in love with this deck. It's gentle, truthful, thought provoking, contemplative and visually stunning. Will probably remain on my top 10 fav decks of all time.The one feedback I would give to the publisher is present Edmund Dulac's tarot deck the same way as their Impressionist Tarot deck. Dulac's deck deserves its own paperback/hardcover guidebook and box packaging. Between the Impressionist and Dulac's tarot, the latter beats the former hands down! :)

These are the most beautiful cards I have ever seen! They spoke to me immediately. The imagery is stunning and tells the story well. Add in the artwork is so inspiring. The imagery does not come off as dark to me at all, in fact, as with most art, the imagery tells a wonderful, beautiful and inspiring story and the images are so true and expressive of this. I highly recommend this deck, as it is pure artwork and a tool of divination at its finest.

Incredibly resonant imagery that fits in well with most of the RWS system, but this card stock is absolutely terrible - I knew it'd be thin because what else are we going to expect from Lo Scarabeo, but this is getting to be ridiculous. Was this deck worth the money? Not exactly, but I did buy it specifically to trim it into an oracle. No love lost here (even though I'll definitely have to back them if I want to make them last), but if I wanted to use them as a tarot deck I'd be returning them for sure.

Ce jeu présente une beauté sauvage et un peu délirante.Néanmoins, il ne m'inspire pas beaucoup. Je le collectionne pour sa beauté mais pas pour un usage régulier.

This is the most most most super beautiful full of artistic work minute work that I could ever have. But if you are a beginner it is not for you to read.good card stake. Just wish if they could create such art work in oracle card's size also if they could make a steady box like all Hay house ones.A small guide book has nothing to tell you with meanings of the cards.so beginners will definatly face difficulties in their readings with this deck. Good to use intutively.few cards are following RWS system...not all for sure.i would suggest all art lovers who are advanced in tarot card readerings as well.Just buy it with your closed eyes.you will love it.Happy i get something different n so so so beautiful after long in my collection my Instagram id is-@divinelovetarot1

A deck of cards in a tarot-like theme, *really beautiful* paintings taken from a collection from last century, that wasn't originally about tarot, but assembled into something resembling a tarot deck (ie 22 Major Arcana cards plus 4 suits), but few of the cards have meanings anything like the standard Rider/Waite deck. Maybe ok for fuortune telling, but not so good for self study, where EVERYTHING, every little detail in the card, as well as the main figure, is significant and has meaning (I'm finding a LOT of beautiful decks fall down here, they just consider the main figure). But they are so beautiful, kind of Lord Dunsany-ish except for a total lack of heroic warrior types, and whatever cards you draw, they really call out to be made into a story. After a while I could see them as an 'alt' tarot deck of sorts. Lots of ladies, many in/on bed. Men - a few wizards, a few English boys, some Ali-Baba-ish Middle Easterners, a couple of pre-revolution Chinese, ONE knight in armour _lounging_ on a horse, ('totally confident') not fierce at all, some bandits, a genie or three, screaming voices in the air (The Tower) but the watcher not afraid. Kind of Pre-Raphaelite Art Nouveau clothes on many. Beautiful artwork, lovely lacy frames too. I've returned quite a few not-really-tarot decks, but not this one. <3

Some cards are very well illustrated while some are poorly illustrated with nil symbolism

The artwork is incredible and quality is great! This is my first deck and it's been inspiring to learn from!