Fairy Oracle Cards – September 8, 2018

To my Faery deck collection. It is beautiful with a great cast of characters.

Absolutely love this deck I just started getting into reading oracles and I wanted something unique and the Fairy Oracle definitely delivered I like the dark and light art of the deck as well as the openness for interpretation on your own. My clients enjoy them

I took a star away for the quality of the cards—not great; the images are beautiful, but a few a bit “muddy.” I am not sure if I will try to exchange them; a few quality issues may not seem like a big deal now, but overtime and with use, they get worse. I am happy there are no key words on the cards, because I am an intuitive reader and like the image to guide me. For the reviewers that are annoyed about not having a key word on the cards, I will suggest looking at the images and allowing your intuition to guide you. You could meditate on the images and make them your own—give them your own key words.I hope that helps.Xx,Exploring Soul

As with all Authur Rackham decks, interesting.

The illustrations are beautiful - of course they are, they're from Aurthur Rackham. But the card stock is thin, which is clearly a new trend for Lo Scarabeo. It's not as bad as another deck of theirs I recently bought and returned but it's not their usual quality either; it's mediocre. The card meanings are strange, like it's time to throw a party, or it's time to tell a secret. Too many of them are too similar in meaning, and speak to needing to be true to yourself or your path, etc. My box was a little unglued inside, which is no big deal, but still. I wish there were key words. This may not bother others. I'm sorry I bought it, and may return this one, as well.

Nice vintage cards. Great illustrations.

Art looks very good. Traditional fairy. Good size book with explanations.

I just recieved this deck for my birthday. As someone who's done Tarot & Oracle for 30+ years THANK YOU FOR NOT PRINTING CHEATER KEYWORDS ON THE CARDS. I am not a beginner & I get sick & tired of the beginner decks. If you're a beginner or someone who hasn't yet figured out how to listen to your own intuition instead of a rigid book definition, you will hate this deck. If you're like me however and are frustrated that every new deck seems to be geared solely towards the beginner you might enjoy a deck that requires you to dig deeper. While you don't necessarily need to understand everything about the artist Arthur Rackham, it does help to understand the fairy tale behind each of the cards as the writer only gives brief descriptions, relying on the card reader to trust their own intuition & connection to the story/image on the card. It's a great deck, just NOT for a beginner.