Yukika Tarot – watercolor paintings on the edge of worlds
The Yukika Tarot opens a world of soft watercolor tones, where the images serve as a quiet place of rest. The cards present a collection of paintings exploring the space between different worlds, with a visual language that feels both fluid and accessible. The soft textures of the paint merge with sharp, pink-blue holographic details visible on the backs and edges of the cards.
In this tarot deck, the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith structures are recognizable, yet reimagined through a personal lens. Some cards bear different names, fitting a contemporary and fluid vision of a Japanese-American artist in 2025. The name Yukika, which can be translated as happy flower, forms the core of the atmosphere: an invitation to be present in the body and observe one's own surroundings.
80 cards, 100-page guidebook, English, Stasia Burrington.
Visual Language
The images are hand-painted in watercolor, providing a dreamy and organic appearance. The illustrations show figures and symbols that radiate a sense of closeness and humanity. The holographic foil finish on the card edges and the storage box creates a subtle play of light when the cards are held.
In Use
The cards have a matte finish and are printed on sturdy paper, making them feel calm in the hand while viewing. In the accompanying book, the creator shares thoughts on the cards from a personal and honest perspective. The texts are written as a witness to daily life, intended to offer a moment of stillness and grounding.
About the Makers
Stasia Burrington is an illustrator who previously created decks such as the Sasuraibito Tarot. For this specific deck, she draws from her own background and experiences. The creator intends for this deck to serve as a fortifying elixir and a companion for the heart in turbulent times.
Content
- 70 x 120 mm
- 80 cards
- Stasia Burrington
- English
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a first printing? This description refers to the first printing of 1000 decks, featuring a numbered holographic sticker.
What is the paper thickness? The cards are printed on 350gsm art paper with a matte finish.
The Yukika Tarot comes in a rigid box with a lid.
