- ✨ Charming Fairy-Themed Tarot Deck – 78 unique cards inspired by rainbow light and nature spirits
- 📖 96-Page Guidebook Included – Easy-to-follow meanings for all Major & Minor Arcana
- 🌈 Vibrant Full-Color Illustrations – Whimsical and cute, perfect for uplifting readings
- 💫 Glossy Finish with Foiled Edges – Adds a touch of elegance and durability
- 🎁 Great Gift for Tarot Lovers – Ideal for birthdays, holidays, or spiritual friends
- 🧚♀️ Perfect for Beginners & Kids (8+) – Soft energy and positive imagery
- 📦 Sturdy Magnetic Box – Protects your deck for years to come
- 🪄 Connect with Magic & Intuition – A joyful tool for daily messages and reflection
- 🌿 Designed with Love by Crafterian – Small indie studio with a magical vision
Beginners Deck
CRAFTERIAN Rainbow Fairy Tarot Deck – 78 Magical Cards with Foiled Edges, 96-Page Guidebook & Sturdy Box – Glossy Finish – Cute Colorful Fairy-Themed Tarot for Beginners &…
$18.00
Disclosure| Product Dimensions | 4.72 x 2.72 x 1.57 inches |
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| Item Weight | 13.4 ounces |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 6 years and up |
| Manufacturer | CRAFTERIAN |
Poverty All-Natural Shopper –
Ok I LOVE this deck. The colors, edges, and artwork are gorgeous! Unfortunately there were very obvious spelling mistakes on the High Priestess, and 2 of the Cups cards as shown. I like the artwork enough that I don’t want to send it back, but because of the spelling errors I can’t use them professionally which is a real shame. Normally I would just trim the titles off so that I could use them with others but I can’t do that with this deck because I like the glitter edges. I will be trying to find out how to contact the publisher and find out if there are plans to reprint the unusable cards or rerelease the deck, because I connected instantly with the art and vibe of the deck and I sooooo wish I could use them in my work.
mementomori –
While I do very much like this deck, I’m wondering why it’s priced so much lower now at the time I’m receiving it and examining it than it was when I ordered it. Anyway, the cards rest inside a beautiful, thick, glossy container that opens and closes smoothly, keeping all aspects of this deck undamaged when handling the case. The top of the case lifts right off without really being able to slide off inopportunely, and it even has little finger cutouts so that you can easily grip and pry the two ends apart. That’s so convenient! The art and labeling on the box is fantastic so that you know exactly what’s inside, just with a quick glance. There’s even thematically-appropriate art on the insides of the box, which is such a nice touch.
Sitting at the top of the deck is a little, black-paged (I love that) booklet to help with interpreting the cards both in upright and upside-down positions, and it’s organized well so that the card you’re looking to interpret is easy to locate in the booklet. There are even some additional tips for beginners, including mentioning that “tarot professional[s] sometimes ignore reversed cards.” There are lots of spelling and grammatical errors in this booklet, with one of the funnier ones appearing on the first page. With errors intact, it reads, “This guide is intended for entertainment purproses only. No specifis results or accuracy can be guaranteed.” Ain’t that the truth.
The cards themselves are nicely-sized for tarot, being a bit larger than standard playing cards. They’re pleasantly thick, and they’re glossy and therefore slick enough to shuffle easily. They were a bit stuck together in chunks when they first arrived, so I took a minute to fully separate them all. Now, they weren’t actually sticky or anything, to be clear; they were just so new and crisp. So, no damage was done in the process of separating them. Obviously, the art is totally gorgeous and cohesive throughout the deck, with the color palette employed feeling perfectly magical. All of the expected cards are present and labeled clearly, though I found a few typos on the actual cards as well (all of the numbering is correct, thankfully). The typos are on the cards that read, “THE HIGT PRIESTESS,” SIX OF CUP,” and “KNIGHT OF CUP,” which is truly unfortunate. The back of the cards all match nicely, so you won’t know what card faces hide underneath until you flip them, but you WILL have a good idea of whether they’ll be oriented upward or upside-down, since because the tops and bottoms of the card-backs aren’t perfectly mirrored, that clue is given away. Finally, I love the sparkly-blue, foiled edges, which brings me right back to so much of the aesthetic from my 90s childhood.
mementomori –
This is such a beautiful tarot deck and it immediately won me over. The artwork is imaginative in a way that feels comforting rather than overwhelming, and it offers a gentle and constructive perspective on some of the more challenging cards. That alone makes it a standout for me. It has this soft, wise energy that feels like someone talking you through things instead of lecturing you. When you need a deck that meets you where you are, this one really shows up.
The print quality is excellent. The colors glow in a way that genuinely warms my heart every time I pull a card. Nothing looks dull or washed out. Everything feels intentional and alive. The card stock is very good quality too. It has enough structure to feel durable but still bends just enough to make shuffling easy. Speaking of shuffling, they shuffle really well. No sticking, no weird edges, no fighting with the deck to get it to move. It feels smooth and satisfying in the hands.
The overall vibe is one of kind guidance. It is gentle without being vague, supportive without being sugary, and grounded without being heavy. It is the kind of deck that helps you reflect without spiraling, which is honestly a gift. I can see myself reaching for it on days when I need clarity but also softness.
I recommend this deck. It is beautiful, well made, and emotionally accessible in a way that feels rare. I am already eager to check out this vendor’s other tarot offerings because this one impressed me so much. It is absolutely worth adding to a collection, whether you are new to tarot or have been reading for years.
mementomori –
I love this tarot deck! The illustrations are colorful, whimsical, and just really cheerful to look at. The included guidebook is easy to follow, which makes it perfect for someone still learning the ropes!
The cards feel sturdy and the foiled edges give them a nice touch. I use it for quick daily draws and small readings, and it never fails to lift my mood. They’re also easy to shuffle, which is a plus because sometimes tarot cards can be a bit hard! Definitely a cute, magical deck for beginners or anyone who loves fairy aesthetics.
Poverty All-Natural Shopper –
This is such a beautiful tarot deck and it immediately won me over. The artwork is imaginative in a way that feels comforting rather than overwhelming, and it offers a gentle and constructive perspective on some of the more challenging cards. That alone makes it a standout for me. It has this soft, wise energy that feels like someone talking you through things instead of lecturing you. When you need a deck that meets you where you are, this one really shows up.
The print quality is excellent. The colors glow in a way that genuinely warms my heart every time I pull a card. Nothing looks dull or washed out. Everything feels intentional and alive. The card stock is very good quality too. It has enough structure to feel durable but still bends just enough to make shuffling easy. Speaking of shuffling, they shuffle really well. No sticking, no weird edges, no fighting with the deck to get it to move. It feels smooth and satisfying in the hands.
The overall vibe is one of kind guidance. It is gentle without being vague, supportive without being sugary, and grounded without being heavy. It is the kind of deck that helps you reflect without spiraling, which is honestly a gift. I can see myself reaching for it on days when I need clarity but also softness.
I recommend this deck. It is beautiful, well made, and emotionally accessible in a way that feels rare. I am already eager to check out this vendor’s other tarot offerings because this one impressed me so much. It is absolutely worth adding to a collection, whether you are new to tarot or have been reading for years.
Poverty All-Natural Shopper –
While I’ve always been the recipient of a Tarot Card reading, I’ve never owned a deck of Tarot cards till now.
I really enjoy that the box is nicely decorated inside and out (in my pic). The instruction booklet is well illustrated and easy to read for a 1st time user. While the artwork on the cards is impressive, what really got me was the edges. You can see (in my pic) that the edges even have a metallic blue color to them. While I spread them out of the pic, these really are “playing card” thin and not as thick as they were grouped like in the photo. The joys of a fresh deck!!:-)
So if you’re into Tarot or wanna give it a try for the 1st time, I think this makes a great deck to go with.
Mark –
This is my first time owning a Tarot deck and I am really happy with it. The box is beautifully designed inside and out and feels special when you open it. The instruction booklet is clear well illustrated and very easy to understand for beginners.
The artwork on the cards is impressive but what stood out the most are the metallic blue edges which give the deck a premium look. The cards are thin like regular playing cards and shuffle easily which I really like.
If you are into Tarot or thinking about trying it for the first time this is a great deck to start with.
Chanel Hawks –
Very beautiful illustrations. Great size, great feel, great finish, great sturdy cardstock paper.
Chanel Hawks –
While I do very much like this deck, I’m wondering why it’s priced so much lower now at the time I’m receiving it and examining it than it was when I ordered it. Anyway, the cards rest inside a beautiful, thick, glossy container that opens and closes smoothly, keeping all aspects of this deck undamaged when handling the case. The top of the case lifts right off without really being able to slide off inopportunely, and it even has little finger cutouts so that you can easily grip and pry the two ends apart. That’s so convenient! The art and labeling on the box is fantastic so that you know exactly what’s inside, just with a quick glance. There’s even thematically-appropriate art on the insides of the box, which is such a nice touch.
Sitting at the top of the deck is a little, black-paged (I love that) booklet to help with interpreting the cards both in upright and upside-down positions, and it’s organized well so that the card you’re looking to interpret is easy to locate in the booklet. There are even some additional tips for beginners, including mentioning that “tarot professional[s] sometimes ignore reversed cards.” There are lots of spelling and grammatical errors in this booklet, with one of the funnier ones appearing on the first page. With errors intact, it reads, “This guide is intended for entertainment purproses only. No specifis results or accuracy can be guaranteed.” Ain’t that the truth.
The cards themselves are nicely-sized for tarot, being a bit larger than standard playing cards. They’re pleasantly thick, and they’re glossy and therefore slick enough to shuffle easily. They were a bit stuck together in chunks when they first arrived, so I took a minute to fully separate them all. Now, they weren’t actually sticky or anything, to be clear; they were just so new and crisp. So, no damage was done in the process of separating them. Obviously, the art is totally gorgeous and cohesive throughout the deck, with the color palette employed feeling perfectly magical. All of the expected cards are present and labeled clearly, though I found a few typos on the actual cards as well (all of the numbering is correct, thankfully). The typos are on the cards that read, “THE HIGT PRIESTESS,” SIX OF CUP,” and “KNIGHT OF CUP,” which is truly unfortunate. The back of the cards all match nicely, so you won’t know what card faces hide underneath until you flip them, but you WILL have a good idea of whether they’ll be oriented upward or upside-down, since because the tops and bottoms of the card-backs aren’t perfectly mirrored, that clue is given away. Finally, I love the sparkly-blue, foiled edges, which brings me right back to so much of the aesthetic from my 90s childhood.
mementomori –
This is a high-quality tarot deck. The cards themselves are made with a thick and sturdy cardstock. The edges of the cards are gilded with blue glittery shimmer. The cards feel sturdy in your hands and are easy to shuffle. The artwork on the cards is all fairy themed, even the Devil himself is a fairy. The set comes with a guidebook which provides introductory meanings to the cards. It would make a nice set to gift to a younger card reader. It’s a nice addition to my Tarot card collection.