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Witch Sister Tarot feels like following an old path through a mossy wood, with wind in the branches and stories that linger in the air. The images are moody and sometimes rough, not glossy in the sense of “polished,” but earthy and real. You see witches, familiars, and figures that aren’t smoothed into perfection. These are faces that have lived, bodies with age, and a feeling that’s closer to soil and rain than to a drawing room.
This tarot deck includes 78 cards and a 216-page, full-color companion book, in English, published by Llewellyn Publications.
This deck reimagines the Rider-Waite-Smith system into a world of iconic witches, magical familiars, and extraordinary stories, with a clear thread of Celtic legends and Scottish lore. In the comments you provided, the artwork is described as sometimes less scene-driven, meaning you don’t always recognize a card instantly. That’s where the companion book becomes central, and it’s praised as thick, well made, full of information, and filled with full-page color images.
According to the product text, the book shows how to invoke the aid of deities, connect with the elements, and bring magic into your readings. The feedback also mentions unique spreads and an easy-to-understand writing style. The cards are described as glossy and a bit slippery, and the cardstock as on the thinner side, but still acceptable.
Julia Jeffrey is a Scottish artist and illustrator who studied painting at The Glasgow School of Art. Her faery- and fantasy-themed work has been widely featured in international fantasy magazines and books, and on albums. She is also the creator of Tarot of the Hidden Realm. That background shows here in imagery that can feel both storybook and darkly rooted.
This tarot deck fits if you like darker, nature-soaked imagery and you don’t mind a deck that doesn’t spell everything out at first glance. The feedback also notes that the people on the cards feel more real, with imperfections and a range of ages, and that not everyone looks “fine and fancy.” That gives the deck a lived-in quality.
If you prefer to read fast from clear, literal scenes, this deck asks more time. You’ll likely reach for the companion book more often, and that’s one of this set’s strengths.
Lay three cards around chosen family: who stands beside me, who mirrors me, what do I want to build together. Then open the companion book and read the Scottish lore for each card.
Witch Sister Tarot is an English-language tarot deck with 78 cards and an extensive full-color book, bringing Scottish lore and Celtic legend into moody, earthy witchcraft imagery.
| SKU | WitchSister-LL112 |
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