
Strength
The lion stays. But here strength is a woman in a kimono resting her hand on it under a golden moon. Composure, not force.
Black edges. Moonlit backs with cherry blossoms in pink foil. And 78 cards painted like a journey through old Japan, built on the classic Rider-Waite meanings you already know.
I own twenty-one tarot decks and this deck is the most beautiful of all.Lisa G., verified buyer · See every side
Most decks put all the effort into the card faces. We spent just as long on the parts you see every time you shuffle.

Matte black with a hidden seigaiha wave pattern. A pale full moon crossed by cherry blossoms in metallic pink foil that flashes when the light moves.

Solid black on all sides. Closed, the deck looks like one smooth dark stone in your hand.

78 paintings in soft Japanese ink and pastel color. Kimonos, pagodas, lotus ponds, samurai and a lot of moonlight.

A two-piece collector box with a rising sun lid and a wave pattern hiding at the seam. It stays on the shelf, not in a drawer.
Every suit has its own world. Cups live among lotus flowers and moon water. Swords belong to the samurai. Wands glow gold. Pentacles shine like coins in a temple garden.







The lion stays. But here strength is a woman in a kimono resting her hand on it under a golden moon. Composure, not force.

A woman in a black kimono pours water under the full moon. Balance, patience, one quiet step at a time.

A figure hangs from an ancient tree above a lotus pond. The pause before you see things differently.
The one that still stands out on the shelf. Black edges next to all the gold ones.
Kyoto temples, ukiyo-e prints and cherry blossoms, in a deck you can hold.
Soft colors and quiet scenes. Readings that slow you down instead of scaring you.
A daily pull ritual that looks as good on the table as your favorite cup.
Every card reads like a single frame from a beautiful film.
The whole Swords suit is samurai. Clean black design, nothing cute about it.
A moon on every back. It looks best by candlelight.
She has candles and crystals. She doesn't have this.
Every edition comes with the full 78-card deck in its collector box.
“I own twenty-one tarot decks and this deck is the most beautiful of all. There is also a texture to the cards that is unique. The art work is exquisite.”
Lisa G. · Tabi no Kokoro Tarot“Beautiful, feels like a vintage tarot deck. The shine on the petals and edges are beautiful.”
Bethany C.“The cards are beautiful, especially with the metallic gilding. The card stock is sturdy and handles nicely.”
Kristin B.“Absolutely fantastic quality! Illustrations gorgeous!”
Michelle P.“The quality is so amazing and they are just gorgeous! Very powerful as well in such a peaceful way!”
Lynae T.Tabi no Kokoro was made by a small independent studio. Each person brings a different part of the deck into focus.
Visuals & marketing
Shapes how our decks are presented and shared with the world.
In-house designer & digital artist
Creates digital artwork and develops and refines work by our freelance collaborators.
CEO & executive director
Guides creative direction and oversees the process from idea to finished deck.
We would rather tell you than have you wonder. The first character concepts for Tabi no Kokoro were developed with AI tools. That was the starting point, not the deck.
From there our designer reworked every card by hand: faces, kimono patterns, the colour palette, the moon and the small symbols that carry each card's meaning. The creative work is in those decisions: what belongs in a scene, what has to change, and how it reads as a tarot card.


Yes. It follows the Rider-Waite system, and the guide explains every card with its picture and meaning.
The Deck and the Deck + Geisha Oracle editions include the 78-page digital guide as a PDF. The printed guide edition includes a physical book.
Geisha no Tamashii Tabi is a separate 36-card Lenormand deck with its own guide, drawn in the same Japanese world. Great for quick yes or no questions next to your tarot.
The first character concepts were developed with AI tools. Every card was then reworked by hand by our designer: details, colours and the symbols that carry its meaning. See how.
Free shipping on orders from $90. Unopened decks can be returned within 30 days.
Tabi no Kokoro is the second chapter of our Tabi collection. Our first deck, Reitekina Tabi, started the journey, and its readers helped shape this one: softer colours, clearer symbolism, the familiar tarot structure. Brought to life with 158 Kickstarter backers.
Shapes how our decks are presented and shared with the world.
Creates digital artwork and develops and refines work by our freelance collaborators.
Guides creative direction and oversees the process from idea to finished project.
For Tabi no Kokoro, we develop the first character concepts with AI tools. Then our designers refine the details, rework the palette and draw the symbols by hand. The creative work lives in those choices: what belongs in a scene, what needs to change and how it will read as a tarot card.


FROM OUR READERS
Reviews of Tabi no Kokoro Tarot from our customers.