Shabbat Oracle Cards - 22 cards for weekly reflection
Not every oracle deck tries to give you answers. This one mostly asks you to stop for a moment. Shabbat Oracle Cards is built around the idea of the day of rest, the moment when work makes way for stillness and attention.
The deck contains 22 cards with soft illustrations of candlelight, bread, wine glasses and hands coming together. The symbolism is simple and directly focused on the transition from activity to rest. Published by Ibiza Tarot, a small publisher focused on accessible spiritual tools.
What you see on the cards
The imagery is calm. Warm colours, few details, lots of empty space. Each image refers to an aspect of the Sabbath: lighting candles, setting a table, sharing a meal, letting go of work.
The cards are printed on 350 gsm paper with a matte finish. The format is compact, 70 x 120 mm, which makes them easy to hold in one hand. The matte coating prevents reflections, which works well if you draw a card by candlelight.
How you work with them
This deck is designed for a fixed moment in the week. Many people draw a card on Friday evening to mark the transition from work to rest. The messages are simple and inviting, no complex symbolism or hidden layers.
You do not need to be familiar with Jewish tradition to use this deck. The themes are universal: slowing down, gratitude, consciously stopping productivity. The deck suits anyone who wants to build in a weekly pause.
Draw a card every Friday and let the message set the tone for your weekend. It works as a small ritual that closes the week.
Specifications
- Number of cards: 22
- Size: 70 x 120 mm
- Paper: 350 gsm with matte finish
- Language: English
- Packaging: Envelope box
- Publisher: Ibiza Tarot
Questions we often get
Is there a guidebook with explanations about the cards?
No. The cards do contain short texts, but there is no separate booklet. The messages are direct and speak for themselves.
Can you use this deck even if you do not take Friday as your day of rest?
Yes. The concept of the Sabbath is a ritual moment of rest, regardless of the day. You can use the deck for any fixed moment when you want to consciously slow down.
