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Notoria - Tarot in Light

Notoria - Tarot in Light

by LO SCARABEO

Tarot78 cards· Includes guidebook
darkelegantfantasymythologygold-foiled
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Theme: Angelic magic and spiritual illumination inspired by Ars Notoria

Medium: digital

A 78-card tarot deck from Lo Scarabeo, inspired by the Ars Notoria and featuring artwork by Fabio Listrani. It is printed on metal gold premium cardstock, offering a distinct visual and tactile experience.

About This Deck

The Notoria - Tarot in Light is a 78-card tarot deck published by Lo Scarabeo, drawing inspiration from the Ars Notoria, the fifth book of the Lemegeton. This deck is designed to be a 'Golden Angelic Tarot,' as indicated on the box, suggesting a focus on celestial and spiritual themes. The campaign highlights its unique production, specifically mentioning printing on 'metal gold premium cardstock,' which implies a luxurious and durable finish that sets it apart from standard paper decks.

Created by Fabio Listrani, known for other successful decks like the Night Sun Tarot and Goetia Tarot in Darkness, Notoria continues a lineage of visually rich and thematically deep works. The deck includes a book by Listrani, indicating that it comes with comprehensive guidance for interpretation, likely tailored to its specific esoteric inspiration. The successful Kickstarter campaign in 2020, raising over $107,000 from 812 backers, underscores significant community interest in its unique aesthetic and thematic approach.

The thematic foundation in the Ars Notoria, an ancient grimoire associated with angelic magic and intellectual mastery, suggests a deck intended for profound spiritual inquiry and self-development. The 'Tarot in Light' subtitle further implies a focus on illumination, clarity, and positive spiritual guidance, contrasting with the 'Darkness' theme of some of Listrani's other works. This deck is positioned as both a collector's item due to its premium materials and a powerful tool for advanced spiritual practice.

Key Features

  • 78-card tarot deck with a book by Fabio Listrani
  • Printed on metal gold premium cardstock for a unique finish
  • Inspired by the Ars Notoria and Lemegeton grimoires
  • Artwork by Fabio Listrani, known for Night Sun and Goetia Tarots
  • Successfully funded Kickstarter campaign with over 800 backers

Who It's For

This deck is ideal for experienced tarot readers and collectors who appreciate unique, high-quality production and esoteric themes. Those interested in angelic magic, ceremonial magic, or the Lemegeton tradition will find its inspiration particularly compelling. Readers who prefer a dramatic, classical art style with a strong spiritual focus, and who are not intimidated by complex symbolism, will also be drawn to the Notoria Tarot. It is less suited for absolute beginners due to its specialized theme and potentially dense symbolism.

The Story Behind This Deck

Fabio Listrani is the artist behind the Notoria - Tarot in Light, building on a successful portfolio that includes the Night Sun Tarot (2014), Santa Muerte Tarot (2017), Santa Muerte Oracle (2018), and Goetia Tarot in Darkness (2020). His consistent output of thematically rich and visually distinctive decks has established him as a notable figure in the tarot community. The Notoria deck continues his exploration of esoteric themes, this time drawing from the Ars Notoria, reflecting a deep engagement with ancient magical traditions and their modern interpretation through art.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Notoria - Tarot in Light inspired by?
The Notoria - Tarot in Light is inspired by the Ars Notoria (Notory Art), which is the fifth book of the Lemegeton, an ancient grimoire. This inspiration suggests a focus on angelic magic, intellectual mastery, and spiritual illumination.
Who is the artist of the Notoria - Tarot in Light?
The artist for the Notoria - Tarot in Light is Fabio Listrani. He is also known for creating other popular decks such as the Night Sun Tarot, Santa Muerte Tarot, and Goetia Tarot in Darkness.
What kind of cardstock is used for the Notoria - Tarot in Light?
The deck is printed on 'metal gold premium cardstock.' This choice of material indicates a high-quality, durable, and visually distinctive finish, giving the cards a luxurious feel and appearance.
Does the Notoria - Tarot in Light come with a guidebook?
Yes, the Notoria - Tarot in Light includes a book written by the artist, Fabio Listrani. This book likely provides detailed interpretations and insights specific to the deck's unique thematic inspiration.

Campaign Stats

Raised

$107K

Backers

812

Funded

2454%

Launched

May 2020

Platform: Kickstarter

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