Foil Tarot Card Set – Kesulu Mythology – with Booklet

A 78-card tarot deck in deep green foil with mythology-inspired artwork, packaged with a guidebook in a premium textured gift box. This is the darkest deck in the foil tarot range, and the most narratively ambitious. Where the other foil decks in this collection draw from established spiritual aesthetics — celestial imagery, witchcraft iconography, luxury-neutral elegance — the Kesulu Mythology deck draws from ancient and cosmic mythology: vast, unknowable forces, deep-sea symbolism, primordial imagery, and the kind of folklore that existed before folklore had a name. If the Moon Face deck is a clear night sky, this deck is the ocean floor. What You Get

78-card tarot deck — full traditional structure: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana across four suits. A complete, fully readable deck compatible with any tarot spread or learning resource, despite its unusual visual approach.

Deep green foil finish. The artwork is enhanced with foil in deep green tones — a colour rarely used on tarot decks, which tend to default to gold, silver, or purple. Green foil against dark artwork creates a bioluminescent quality, as though the illustrations are glowing from within. The effect is less "luxury shimmer" and more "something alive in the dark." Under low light, the foil catches and releases in a way that feels organic rather than decorative.

Mythology-inspired illustrations. The "Kesulu" in the title draws from the tradition of cosmic mythology — ancient, oceanic, vast, and unsettling in scale. The artwork reinterprets the 78 tarot arcana through this lens: expect tentacular forms, deep-water motifs, ancient stone, and the visual language of entities older than human civilisation. This is mythology at its most primal — not the comforting stories cultures tell children, but the older stories that those stories were designed to replace.

Guidebook with card-by-card interpretations for both beginners and experienced readers.

Premium textured gift box with foil detailing on the box itself — not just the cards. This is the only deck in the standard-format range where the box exterior carries its own foil work, which adds to the sense that the entire package is a single designed object rather than cards in a container.

Card material: PET plastic. The same durable, waterproof, crease-resistant material used across the foil tarot range. The PET surface gives these cards a slightly cold, smooth feel in the hand — which, on this particular deck, suits the deep-water aesthetic rather well.

Dimensions: Box measures 13.5 × 8.5 × 4 cm. Weight: 424g. Made in China.

The Mythology Behind the Name "Kesulu" references a tradition of cosmic mythology that imagines entities of incomprehensible age and scale — beings that existed before humanity and will exist long after. This mythology, rooted in early twentieth-century weird fiction and expanded by generations of writers, artists, and game designers since, has become one of the most influential creative frameworks in modern dark fantasy. Its visual language — tentacles, cyclopean architecture, deep ocean, impossible geometry, ancient stone tablets — is now a recognised aesthetic in its own right, appearing across literature, film, tabletop gaming, video games, and art. Applied to tarot, this mythology does something unusual. Most tarot decks place the reader at the centre of the story — you are the Fool beginning the journey, you are seeking wisdom, you are the protagonist. A cosmic mythology deck subtly shifts that perspective. The forces depicted on the cards are not there to serve you. They are indifferent to you. The reading becomes less about receiving guidance and more about glimpsing something vast and interpreting what you see. For readers who find traditional tarot imagery too reassuring or too human-scaled, that shift in perspective is exactly the point. Why Green Green is the colour of deep water, of ancient growth, of things that thrive without sunlight. In esoteric colour systems it corresponds to the heart chakra, but the deep green used here reads differently from the bright, living green of nature imagery. This is the green of moss on submerged stone, of phosphorescence in ocean trenches, of copper left to weather for centuries. As a foil colour, deep green is unusual enough to feel genuinely different — most buyers will not have encountered a green foil tarot deck before. The colour creates a visual atmosphere that is immediately distinct from the warm gold, cool blue, and mysterious purple of the other decks in this range. Who This Deck Is For This is the most specifically targeted deck in the range, but its audience is not small. It sits at the intersection of several large and passion