Witchy Tarot

The Witchy Tarot is also called the Tarot of the Modern Witch. Author Laura Tuan designed this deck for young, free spirits of today who are drawn to the practice of the Craft. In this deck, artist Antonella Platano blends the elements of traditional witchcraft - pointy hats and broomsticks - with those of contemporary life - halter tops and ankle bracelets. Each card shows the image, number and name in six languages. The major arcana cards are divided into three groups of seven for the tools, plants and animals that accompany witches. (The Devil isn't in a group.) The Judgement card features a crow (left); the High Priestess uses a cauldron (below). The four suits are the flames, cauldrons, broomsticks and boulders. The court cards have been changed to the celebration, moon, goddess and trial of each suit. There are separate instruction sheets in English and Spanish giving the meanings of each card and the Circle of Witches spread.

Deck

Number of
Cards Card
Size Copyright Publisher Card Back Design

78
22 major
56 minor
2 5/8"
x
4 3/4" 2003 Lo Scarabeo
Llewellyn [back design]

Deck
Number of Cards	Card Size	Copyright	Publisher	Card Back Design
78 22 major 56 minor	2 5/8" x 4 3/4"	2003	Lo Scarabeo Llewellyn

Also Included: 2 instruction booklets (English & Spanish, 12 pages each), title card, publisher card

Category: Tarot

Major Arcana Card Names:
Fool, Witch, Priestess, Empress, Emperor, Hierophant,
Lovers, Chariot, Strength, Hermit, Wheel, Justice,
Hanged One, Death, Temperance, Devil, Tower, Stars, Moon,
Sun, Judg3ment, Universe
Suit Names: Flames (Wands), Cauldrons (Cups), Broomsticks (Swords), Boulders (Pentacles)
Court Cards: Trial (King), Goddess (Queen), Moon (Knight), Celebration (Page)
Language of Card Titles: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Dutch
Style of Numbered Suit Cards: story pictures

See Also:

Related Items: Wicca/Earth Religions
By the Same Author:
Karma Oracle, Native American Cards, Spirit of Flowers Tarot

Sample Card Images:

[Moon of Boulders] [2 of Broomsticks] [Priestess]