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 reimagines tarot within a landscape of digital ruins, technological motifs and fading online mythologies. The deck stands out for its fully reworked Major Arcana and four original suits that merge classical archetypes with themes of the information age.

Why choose this deck?

• A blend of internet culture, cyber aesthetics, occult references and queer storytelling.
• Fully illustrated cards featuring two names per card plus symbolic side markings.
• Four unique suits — Pixels, Components, Glitches and Illusions — each with their own atmosphere and orientation-based keywords.

Design and creator

Joshu Urban Davis is an artist and designer exploring digital folklore, technology and speculative futures. His visual approach blends futuristic elements, queer perspectives and references to historical tarot traditions. The deck reflects his interest in transhumanism, cybernetics and online cultural archetypes.

What’s included

• 78 cards
• Small booklet (“white book”) included
• Custom-printed tuck box
• Creator: Joshu Urban Davis
• First edition

Who is it for?

This deck suits readers who appreciate innovative symbolism, experimental tarot systems and contemporary reinterpretations of classic structures. It also appeals to collectors and practitioners inspired by technology, digital mythmaking and speculative futures.

Usage tips

Use the dual naming on each card to explore multiple angles. The side symbols add nuance to both upright and reversed readings.

FAQ

Why do the cards have two names?

The upper and lower names offer alternative viewpoints, supporting flexible interpretations for upright and reversed positions.

How do the new suits relate to traditional tarot?

They loosely reference classical elements but form a modern system with its own symbolic logic.

Is additional documentation available?

Beyond the small booklet, no official extra documentation exists.

Let this artistic deck inspire your readings.

Last updated: December 2025