Alice in Wonderland Tiny Tarot Deck and Guidebook

Alice in Wonderland Tiny Tarot Deck and Guidebook

The best-selling Disney Alice in Wonderland Tarot Deck and Guidebook—now made tiny! Collectors will delight in holding these perfectly scaled down decks in their hands.

Let Alice, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts guide your tarot practice with this beautifully illustrated tiny tarot deck inspired by the Disney classic animated film Alice in Wonderland.

Experience the magic of the beloved Disney film Alice in Wonderland in this enchanting and delightfully tiny take on the traditional 78-card tarot deck. This set features beloved characters from Alice to the Cheshire Cat to the White Rabbit and more in gorgeous original illustrations based on classic tarot iconography. Featuring both major and minor arcana, the set also comes with a helpful guidebook explaining each card’s meaning, as well as simple instructions for easy readings.

THE REAL THING: Fully functional tarot deck in an adorable, portable pocket size.

PERFECTLY PACKAGED: Housed in a beautifully designed, full color, eco-friendly tin box.

READY TO GIFT: Great gift for collectors; perfect stocking-stuffer.

ALL LEVELS, ALL AGES: Includes a complete 128-page guidebook, perfect for beginners and experts alike.

OFFICIAL LICENSED TINY ALICE IN WONDERLAND DECK: This is the tiny version of the only official licensed Alice in Wonderland tarot deck and guidebook.

Biographical Notes:

Minerva Siegel is a writer, author, sensitivity reader, tarot consultant, and longtime practitioner of witchcraft who haunts a Victorian home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with her gruff Taurean double-Virgo husband and their motley pack of rescue dogs. In addition to this book, she’s the author of Tarot for Self-Care: How to Use Tarot to Manifest Your Best Self and Spell Jars for the Modern Witch: A Practical Guide to Crafting Spell Jars for Abundance, Luck, Protection, and More, as well as a dozen licensed tarot decks.

Lisa Vannini is an Italian illustrator with a degree in Japanese Studies who decided that she was probably better off as an artist after getting lost on a sacred mountain in Kyoto for 6 hours. She’s worked as a concept artist in animation with Amazon and Jam Media, and as a freelance illustrator specialising in everything that is magical, mysterious, and out of the ordinary.