Witches Tarot Deck

Witches Tarot

By Ellen Dugan • Illustrated by Mark Evans

Traditional tarot went to the coven meeting—and decided to stay.

Created by respected Witch and tarot reader Ellen Dugan and brought to life through the vibrant artwork of award-winning artist Mark Evans, Witches Tarot blends the familiar structure of the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition with imagery and symbolism designed specifically for the modern magickal practitioner.

While the foundation will feel familiar to experienced tarot readers, several cards have been thoughtfully reimagined through the lens of contemporary witchcraft. The Hierophant becomes the High Priest, the Wheel of Fortune becomes the Wheel of the Year, and Judgement becomes Karma, creating a deck that feels firmly rooted in tarot tradition while speaking the language of the Craft.

Rich with witchcraft symbolism, elemental energy, Pagan influences, and magickal imagery, the 78 cards can be used for traditional readings, intuitive exploration, meditation, and ritual work. Whether you're seeking guidance, exploring a situation from a different perspective, or incorporating tarot into spellcraft, Witches Tarot offers a beautiful bridge between divination and magickal practice.

The accompanying 312-page guidebook goes well beyond basic card meanings. Along with detailed interpretations, Dugan includes specially designed spreads such as the Triple Goddess Spread, Four Elements Spread, and Wheel of the Year Spread, giving practitioners additional ways to incorporate the deck into both tarot readings and ritual work.

The Deck Includes

• 78 illustrated tarot cards
• Rider-Waite-Smith-inspired structure
• Vibrant artwork by Mark Evans
• Witchcraft, Pagan, and elemental symbolism
• A comprehensive 312-page companion guidebook
• Detailed card meanings and interpretations
• Magickally inspired tarot spreads for readings and ritual practice

78 Cards • 312-Page Companion Guide • Boxed Deck • Published by Llewellyn • September 2012

Perfect for witches, tarot readers, Pagan practitioners, curious beginners, and anyone looking for a deck where tarot and the Craft unapologetically occupy the same sacred space.

Shuffle the cards. Cast the spread. Consult the witch within. She probably already knew the answer anyway.