Inspired by a pagan seasonal spirituality, this striking tarot deck is a based on the Tarot de Marseille and is designed around the Wheel of the Year, the seasons and the festivals that punctuate it. Each card is presented in intricate detail – not just the majors. There is a companion book that provides samples readings and a decryption of each card.

Drawn in beautifully in black and white and printed with metallic highlights, the 78 cards include: 22 Major Arcana representing allegories of the seasons and the 8 Sabbaths, 56 minor arcana based on the 4 elements present in magical rituals: Air (Sword suite) / Fire (Staff suite) / Earth (Coins suite) / Water (Cup suite). The different messages of the cards refer to, and are organized around, the magical rituals of Wicca; Sabbaths (wheel of the year), the seasons, the phases of the moon, the stars, and implements and the elements (crystals, plants, flowers, shells, constellations, cauldrons, etc.).

Perfect for anyone interested in tarot and the wicca traditions, as well as being a beautiful gift for any tarot user, both beginners and more advanced users.

Tarot of the Sorceress - A witch's wheel of the year

Discover concealed oracle messages and bring to light your hidden depths with the Tarot of the Sorceress. Inspired by pagan spirituality, this deck revolves around the seasonal festivals, sabbats and solar events that comprise the wheel of the year and rituals encompassing the four elements of air, water, fire and earth.

The Major Arcana cards embrace the great movements of the wheel of the year while the Minor Arcana cards are tools in the service of the Major Arcana, depicting sabbats, seasons, moon cycles, sacred figures, constellations, planets, crystals and plants. Each element has its own force, but together the cards take on different symbols. This striking tarot, with it’s beautiful black and white illustrations and metallic highlights, reflects the magical and mystical world. It can be used for divination or during rituals.

How to use Tarot of the Sorceress

The meanings of the cards are like a compass to define your own language. At first you may need to stick closely to the interpretations in the booklet, but with experience and practice in readings the meanings will connect with your mind, imagination, life experience and way of thinking just as a novel may be adapted instead of translated literally.

What is interesting about the Rider-Waite tradition I have drawn inspiration from is the illustrations on each card. Each element of artwork, each figure, tells a story in this booklet that will put you on the track of the card’s meaning without necessarily having to learn that meaning. You may also find yourself imagining your own stories through the imagery, which will mean that you are on your way to owning your tarot. The booklet also includes a short description for each card.

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