The friendly first deck
Shiba Moon Tarot
79 cards with the classic Rider-Waite meanings, starring Shiba Inus. The guidebook walks you through the cards.
$28
New to tarot
Beginner tarot decks with a guidebook
Starting tarot is easier with two things: a deck that follows the classic Rider-Waite meanings, and a printed guidebook to walk you through the cards.
These three have both. What you learn with them carries over to other classic tarot decks, and the other way around.
Three friendly decks
Pick your first deck
A keyword on each card
Light Weave
78 cards with Rider-Waite-Smith meanings and a keyword on each one, plus a 111-page full-color guidebook.
A keyword on each card
Dark Weave
78 dark, moody cards with a keyword on each one and a 110-page full-color guidebook. Made for introspection.
Why keywords help
A way in before you open the book
Light Weave and Dark Weave print a keyword on each card. It gives you a quick answer when you want one, and the guidebook goes deeper when you’re ready to learn more.
A free start
The tarot starter kit
New to reading? The free tarot starter kit has spreads, how to ask a good question and a worksheet for your first reading. Or take the two-minute deck quiz.
Quick answers
Good to know
What is a good first tarot deck?
One that follows the classic Rider-Waite meanings and comes with a guidebook. Shiba Moon Tarot is a friendly one to start with.
Do these decks come with a guidebook?
Yes. Each deck comes with its printed guidebook in the box.
Do I have to memorize the meanings?
No. Light Weave and Dark Weave print a keyword on each card, and the guidebook is there when you want more.
Will what I learn work with other decks?
Yes. Because these follow Rider-Waite, what you learn carries over to other classic tarot decks.