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Tarot Art Nouveau Deck
Tarot Art Nouveau Deck
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Tarot Art Nouveau
By Lo Scarabeo
Because sometimes the universe delivers difficult truths wrapped in absolutely gorgeous packaging.
Tarot Art Nouveau transforms the timeless symbolism of tarot through the graceful, romantic aesthetic of the Art Nouveau movement. Flowing lines, delicate curves, ornamental details, and luminous colors give each of the 78 cards a sense of movement—as though the figures might simply continue their stories beyond the edges of the card.
Designed to function as much more than a beautiful collector's piece, the deck's expressive imagery encourages intuitive storytelling and visual interpretation. During a reading, the cards naturally flow from one into the next, allowing individual scenes to connect and reveal a larger narrative. Viewed on their own, each card offers intricate details and symbolism worth lingering over.
The deck follows a recognizable traditional tarot structure, making it approachable for readers already familiar with classic tarot while offering a distinctly elegant visual language for those who prefer to let imagery and intuition guide their readings.
Whether used for daily pulls, full spreads, meditation, personal reflection, or simply admired for its artwork, Tarot Art Nouveau proves that divination can be insightful, mysterious, and exceptionally well dressed.
The Deck Includes
- 78 beautifully illustrated tarot cards
- Elegant Art Nouveau-inspired artwork
- Flowing lines, delicate curves, and richly detailed imagery
- Traditional tarot symbolism presented through a romantic artistic lens
- Visual storytelling ideal for intuitive readings
- Multilingual instructional booklet
78 Cards • Published by Lo Scarabeo • September 2000
Perfect for tarot readers, Art Nouveau lovers, collectors, intuitive practitioners, and anyone who prefers their spiritual revelations with considerably more flourish.
Shuffle the cards. Follow the curves. Read the story. Apparently, even an existential crisis looks better in Art Nouveau.
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