Overview: Manga Tarot by Lo Scarabeo

The Manga Tarot by Lo Scarabeo mixes traditional Tarot imagery and meanings with manga style illustrations. It's a very interesting looking deck! One of the first things you notice is that most male and female roles have been flipped - Major Arcana I is the Sorceress, while II is The Priest. Kings and Queens are still Kings and Queens, but Knights are female and Pages are male. It's an interesting look!

Follow along below for my work with this deck;

• Full flickthrough video
• Interview spread
• Full review

Deck Review: Witch's Cat Tarot by Tree Carr and Sonja Pröhl

Having purrfected the art of having nine lives, the witchy cat familiar is the perfect figure to lead us through our tarot reading, imparting wisdom and guidance. The Witch’s Cat Tarot combines the enigmatic allure of feline wisdom and the ancient symbolism of the tarot, with a twist of 21st century fun, offering a unique and powerful tool for exploring the mysteries of life.

Meet each card as you’ve never seen them before:

• The Fool becomes Bold Kitty, a young cat ready to explore the world.
• The Hierophant is now Sacred Cat, a spiritual master of the skies.
• The Magician is shown as Magic Cat, a wise old cat practicing the arts.
• The Hermit becomes Cave Cat, the feline keeper of inner wisdom.
• Death becomes Nine Lives, a brave kitty on its ninth life.

With expert guidance and fun spells from Tree Carr to encourage you to learn from the ever mysterious and enigmatic witchy cat as well as magical illustrations from Sonja Pröhl, this is the perfect deck for witches and cat lovers.

You can see the complete flickthrough on TikTok or Youtube. I posted two spreads, a deck interview and the Curious Cats spread.

Wednesday Spread: Curious Cats Spread, Witch's Cat Tarot

Happy Wednesday, all! We're working with the Witch's Cat Tarot deck from Watkins, a cute and fluffy deck with surprising depth. Now, the LWB doesn't include any spreads, so I've designed one that I hope will show off the deck to its' best advantage! I've included the positions and meanings at the end if you'd like to use the spread - I'd love to know how it works for you!

Wednesday Spread: Interview spread, Witch's Cat Tarot

Happy Wednesday, all! Today we're interviewing a deck that just might be my favourite of the year. The Witch's Cat Tarot from Watkins Publishing may look cute and fluffy, but there's a lot of depth in these cards.

Overview: The Witch's Cat Tarot Deck

The cutest witch deck you’ll use all year! 🐾 The Witch’s Cat Tarot from Watkins is a sweet celebration of our feline friends, with soft anime-inspired art and gentle, cheerful colours that make every card a little delight. I can’t wait to dive in and see what magic it has in store!

First Impressions: Witch's Cat Tarot

Cue the awws! I’ve just opened the Witch’s Cat Tarot from Watkins, and my first thought? Cute. The two-piece box already feels rich and inviting.

The artwork is soft and sweet - almost anime, but gentler - and the palette is gorgeous: subdued but cheerful oranges, minty greens, soft blues, and gentle purples. Each card feels like a tiny pocket of joy.

The Death card immediately caught my eye - or rather, Nine Lives, as it’s renamed here. A cat surrounded by the spirits of its past lives - whimsical and thoughtful.

The cards are standard tarot size, glossy, smooth, flexible, and sturdy, with plain edges. They shuffle easily and feel nice in the hand.

The guidebook is included (small print, but very readable) and gives lovely insights into the art, even if it doesn’t include spreads.

Overall, the deck feels friendly and maybe even sweet - a cozy little deck to reach for for everyday pulls. That said, the many renamed cards - Majors, court cards, and suits - could be tricky for beginners.

I’ll be diving a bit deeper with the spreads next - and trust me, you’ll want to stick around for the interview spread; it’s got some surprises in store!