Discover the Ritual Tarot by Tiera May, a gentle and empowering guide that encourages you to bring meaningful ritual and practical magic into your everyday life. Tiera May, a dedicated visual artist and musician from Northern California, draws inspiration from rich mythologies, enduring folklore, and ancient mysticism. Over two years, she lovingly crafted each card as a one-of-a-kind analogue collage, giving every image its own heartfelt personality. This special Marked Edition includes 80 cards—featuring two bonus cards, Lust and Fool’s Journey—with each card’s name thoughtfully hidden on the back within a zodiac wheel, creating a subtle, playful invitation to deepen your exploration. Rooted in the familiar structures and symbolism of both the Rider Waite Smith and Crowley Thoth Tarot, the Ritual Tarot arrives with a 62-page, full-color guidebook brimming with insights and ideas to help you forge a personal, intuitive relationship with each card. By intentionally leaving the card faces free of titles and numbers, Tiera May gently encourages you to nurture your own inner wisdom and define your own understanding of these sacred images. Born from introspection, soul-searching, and a true love of personal growth, the Ritual Tarot is here to lovingly support you on your journey. It welcomes you to find your own meanings, embrace your inner voice, and create meaningful rituals that guide you toward self-discovery, healing, and wholeness. Specs 80 cards including the bonus cards Lust and Fool's Journey 3.5 x 5 inch size cards, printed on 410gsm ultra black core card stock Sturdy two piece rigid card box made of 100% post consumer recycled fibers Perfect bound and full colour Guidebook that now fits inside the box, with descriptions of every card Printed in the USA by Shuffled Ink Creator Tiera May Tiera May is an occult artist from northern California currently living and working in the Pacific Northwest. She takes pleasure in destroying things just as much as she enjoys creating them. Hers is the sacred art of revolt. Art is a devotional practice; a ritualized deepening of inner and outer images.
