79 cards, Rider-Waite
Shiba Moon Tarot
The tarot you know, with a loyal friend on each card. Shiba Inus in a cosmic library world.
$28
For readers who know the classic
Tarot decks based on Rider-Waite
Love Rider-Waite but want new art on the table? These three indie decks follow the same meanings, so there’s nothing to unlearn.
What you learn with one carries over to other classic tarot decks, and the other way around.
Three decks
Same meanings, new pictures
78 cards, Rider-Waite-Smith
Light Weave
Each card also carries its own keyword. Made for self-awareness and manifesting.
78 cards, Rider-Waite-Smith
Dark Weave
Each card also carries its own keyword. Dark, moody art made for introspection and shadow work.
Something extra
A keyword on each card
Light Weave and Dark Weave add one thing the classic deck doesn’t have: a keyword printed on each card. So you can lay out a full tarot spread, or pull one card and read its word as an oracle.
Already have your Rider-Waite?
Add a companion beside it
If you’re keeping your Rider-Waite as your main deck, the Empathic Mirror was made to sit beside it and clarify a card that feels unclear.
Quick answers
Good to know
Which indie decks follow Rider-Waite?
Shiba Moon Tarot, Light Weave and Dark Weave follow the classic Rider-Waite meanings.
Will my Rider-Waite knowledge carry over?
Yes. The meanings are the classic ones, so what you already know works here.
How many cards are in each?
Shiba Moon has 79 cards. Light Weave and Dark Weave have 78 each, and Light Weave comes with a 12-card Zodiac deck.
Do they come with a guidebook?
Yes. Each deck comes with its printed guidebook in the box.