The Grail Tarot draws its inspiration from the legends of the Holy Grail, weaving together Arthurian myth, spiritual questing, and timeless tarot symbolism. Each card reflects themes of honor, transformation, and the search for inner truth, illustrated with rich medieval imagery and narrative depth. The artwork creates a sense of journey—knights, seekers, and sacred landscapes guiding the reader through symbolic milestones echoing the classic Grail quest. Designed to merge mythic storytelling with intuitive readability, the Grail Tarot is ideal for anyone drawn to Arthurian lore or decks that explore the path of spiritual discovery.

Includes 78-card deck and 192-page guidebook

Deck Size: 2.95″ × 4.75"

Deck Tradition: Rider-Waite-Smith (RWS) Inspired

Suits: Stones (Pentacles), Swords (Air), Lances (Wands), and Vessels (Cups)

Court Cards: Brother (Page), Preceptor (Knight), Lady (Queen), and Master (King)

Major Arcana

0 - The Grail Seeker (The Fool)
1 - The Gnostic Christ (The Magician)
2 - The Magdalene (The High Priestess)
3 - Sheba (The Empress)
4 – Solomon (The Emperor)
5 – Melchizedek (The Hierophant)
6 – The Two Knights of the Temple (The Lovers)
7 – The Ship of Solomon (The Chariot)
8 – The Commanderie (Justice)
9 – Prestor John (The Hermit)
10 – Fortune’s Wheel (The Wheel of Fortune)
11 – The Shekinah (Strength)
12 – The Wounded King (The Hanged Man)
13 – The Holy Sepulchre (Death)
14 – Sarras (Temperance)
15 – Lucifer (The Devil)
16 – The Fall of the Temple (The Tower)
17 – Perceval (The Star)
18 – Dindrane (The Moon)
19 – Bors (The Sun)
20 – The Restoration (Judgment)
21 – Procession of the Grail (The World)

John Matthews is a British writer and historian whose work centers on myth, folklore, and the Western esoteric tradition. He’s spent decades exploring Arthurian legend, Grail lore, and ancient spiritual pathways, writing books that weave scholarship with an intuitive feel for story and symbol. His approach is steady and reflective, inviting readers into mythic landscapes that still echo in the modern world.

Giovanni Caselli was an Italian artist and illustrator known for his detailed, historically grounded style. His artwork often drew from medieval manuscript traditions, classical symbolism, and sacred art, giving his images a timeless, reverent quality. Caselli’s illustrations carry a sense of patience and precision, each line placed with an eye toward both beauty and meaning.