Tarot of the Golden Wheel

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Creator: Mila Losenko

Number of cards: 78

Booklet pages: 84

Published: June 26, 2019

Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.

Card size: 70 x 127 mm XL

Card formats

The size class is based on the longer side of the card. A deck released in several versions can have more than one class.

S: Extra small editions (mini) up to 80 mm
M: Standard playing card size and pocket tarot 81–105 mm
L: Standard tarot cards, many oracle cards 106–125 mm
XL: Large oracle cards and extra large tarot cards from 126 mm

Typical formats

Card type	Size	Class
Mini cards (mini tarot, mini Lenormand)	44 × 63 mm	S
Lenormand, classic small size (e.g. Altes Lenormand)	44 × 75 mm	S
Playing cards, bridge size (also used for Lenormand and pocket tarot decks)	57 × 89 mm	M
Playing cards, poker size	63 × 88 mm	M
Tarot, standard size (e.g. Rider-Waite-Smith)	70 × 120 mm	L
Oracle cards in tarot size (most common oracle size)	70 × 120 mm	L
Oracle cards, wide	85 × 120 mm	L
Oracle cards, large	89 × 127 mm	XL
Oracle cards, tall	89 × 146 mm	XL

Rounded guide values, many converted from inches (e.g. poker 2.5 × 3.5 in, tarot 2.75 × 4.75 in). Sizes vary by publisher. There is no single standard size for oracle or Lenormand cards.

The graphic shows typical example sizes (width × height in mm) in true proportion to each other. This deck's formats are highlighted.

hand-painted folklore

Editions & ISBN (1)

Edition	ISBN-10	ISBN-13
Tarot of the Golden Wheel	1572819766	978-1572819764

The Tarot of the Golden Wheel by Russian illustrator Mila Losenko translates the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure into the imagery of Slavic fairy tales and folk art. Instead of Pentacles, the deck turns around the "Golden Wheel" – a symbol of karma, the sun, and life's endless cycles – while Art-Nouveau-style watercolor illustrations depict costumes, landscapes, and figures drawn from Russian folklore. The detailed companion book explains the Slavic fairy-tale motifs behind each card.