Spiral Tarot Deck SALE

Spiral Tarot Deck - mythology and astrology in spiral form

Not every tarot deck is built on a single tradition. This one combines several. Kay Steventon brought together Celtic, Greek and Roman mythology with astrological and Kabbalistic elements, and wrapped them in spiral forms that recur on every card.

The result is a deck that feels busy but not cluttered. Every figure, every colour and every detail has a function within the larger whole. The spiral symbolises growth, cycle and recurring patterns, and that idea runs through the entire set.

What you see on the cards

All 78 cards are fully illustrated. That includes the Minor Arcana, where you do not see simple wands or cups, but complete scenes with figures and storylines.

The colours are vivid. Gold, red, blue and purple dominate, often with warm shadows and dark contrasts. The spiral forms run through the backgrounds, clothing and even in the posture of the figures.

Mythological characters are immediately recognisable: you see Greeks like Athena and Persephone, Celtic symbols and Roman gods. In the background you find astrological signs and references to the Tree of Life.

How it works in practice

This deck asks for time. The amount of symbols per card means you do not see everything at a glance. That works well for meditation and slow readings, less so for quick daily draws.

The imagery is direct enough to work with intuitively, but the depth lies in the details. If you know astrology or mythology, you see more connections. If you do not, the stories and colours remain strong enough to read with.

Lay out one card and look first at the spiral movement. It often shows the direction in which the energy of the card moves: inward, outward, upward or around.

About Kay Steventon

Kay Steventon is an Australian artist and astrologer. She developed this deck based on her years of practice in astrology and mythology. Her work focuses on spiritual deepening through colour, form and ancient stories.

In addition to the Spiral Tarot, she also designed the Celestial Tarot. Both decks share the same attention to symbolism and esoteric systems.

Specifications

• Number of cards: 78
• Language: English (cards and guidebook)
• Card size: 70 x 120 mm
• Material: Sturdy cardstock with light gloss finish
• Guidebook: Concise English booklet
• Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
• Illustrator and designer: Kay Steventon

Questions we often get

Is this deck suitable if you have no experience with tarot yet?
Yes. The images are expressive and tell a story, which makes intuitive reading easier. The amount of symbols can be overwhelming at first, but you do not need to understand everything to work with it. Many beginners pick one or two details per card and build from there.

What makes the Minor Arcana in this deck special?
The number cards also show complete scenes with figures and backgrounds. That makes it easier to see a story instead of just a number and a symbol. The difference from a traditional Rider-Waite-Smith deck lies mainly in the mythological characters and the spiral movement visible in every scene.