Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights by Lo Scarabeo

Step into a world of magic, myth, and ancient storytelling with the Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights by Lo Scarabeo. Inspired by the enchanting tales of Scheherazade, this 78-card tarot deck brings Arabian folklore to life through intricate artwork and exotic symbolism. It’s perfect for readers seeking a richly imaginative deck for introspection, storytelling, and spiritual guidance.

🕌 Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights Deck 🕌

Illustrated in the style of Persian miniatures by Léon Carré, each card in this deck is a masterpiece. From dragons and flying thrones in the Major Arcana to everyday market scenes and opulent palace interiors in the Minors, the Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights reimagines classic tarot archetypes with rich cultural depth. It invites you to explore questions of fate, love, and fortune through stories once whispered beneath desert stars.

This deck is ideal for collectors, intuitive readers, and anyone fascinated by Eastern mysticism and cross-cultural interpretations of the tarot.

🌟 Features & Highlights:

• 🔮 78 beautifully illustrated cards (22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana)
• 🎨 Inspired by tales like Aladdin, Sinbad, and Ali Baba
• 📘 Includes a multilingual instruction booklet (English, Spanish, French, Italian, German)
• 🏺 Illustrated by Léon Carré in a Persian miniature style
• 🎁 A perfect gift for tarot collectors and lovers of folklore

📦 Product Specifications:

• Publisher: Lo Scarabeo / Llewellyn
• ISBN: 9780738707648
• Card Dimensions: 2.75" x 4.75"
• Format: Boxed deck with guidebook
• Language: Multilingual

🎁 Perfect For:

• Fans of Arabian Nights, Scheherazade, and mythic storytelling
• Tarot readers looking for artistic, culturally rich decks
• Collectors of rare and mystical tarot decks

🛒 Let the magic of the desert guide your readings.

Click Add to Cart and begin your journey through the Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights today. ✨

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is this deck suitable for beginners?
Yes. Though artistically elaborate, the deck follows traditional tarot structure and includes a helpful multilingual guidebook.

Is this a Rider-Waite-based deck?
It draws on Rider-Waite archetypes but reimagines them through the lens of Middle Eastern folklore and art.

Is the imagery culturally respectful?
The deck is an homage to classic Arabian stories and is styled with care, detail, and artistic reverence by French Orientalist painter Léon Carré.