Deleted World Tarot

Deleted World Tarot – A Futuristic Reimagining of Tarot

Deleted World Tarot by Joshu Urban Davis is a first-edition 78-card deck that reshapes tarot within a realm of technology, digital remnants, and fading memories. The deck stands out for its fully reinterpreted Major Arcana and four unique suits merging themes from the Information Age with traditional symbolism.

Why choose this deck?

• A unique blend of internet culture, cyber aesthetics, occult references, and queer storytelling.
• Fully illustrated cards with two names per card, plus symbolic associations along the sides.
• Four new suits — Pixels, Components, Glitches, and Illusions — each with its own mood, symbolism, and orientation-dependent keywords.

Design and creator

Artist and designer Joshu Urban Davis explores technology, digital folklore, and alternative futures through visual language. His style merges futuristic aesthetics, queer perspectives, and historic tarot traditions. This deck weaves internet culture, transhumanism, and cybernetics into renewed archetypes.

Set contents

• 78 cards (fully reimagined Major Arcana + four unique suits)
• Small booklet (“white book”) included
• Digital Atlas of the Deleted Worlds (approx. 100 pages) as an additional guide
• Custom-printed tuck box
• Creator: Joshu Urban Davis
• First edition

Who is it for?

Perfect for tarot readers who enjoy innovative systems, non-traditional symbolism, and a blend of technology and mysticism. Suitable for collectors, modern cartomancers, and anyone exploring tarot through a contemporary lens.

Usage tips

Use both card titles for layered interpretations. Refer to the side symbols for further insight. The digital Atlas offers additional depth for advanced or personal readings.

FAQ

Do all cards really have two names, and how do you use them?

Yes. The upper and lower names provide alternative perspectives, supporting upright and reversed interpretations intuitively.

Can the suits be compared to traditional tarot?

They loosely reflect the classical elements (Pixels – Fire, Components – Earth, Glitches – Water, Illusions – Air) but are reimagined for a modern context.

Is the digital Atlas required to use the deck?

No, but it offers extensive background on the symbolism and enriches more in-depth readings.

Let yourself be inspired — a meaningful addition to your collection.

Last updated: December 2025