About the Mindelune tarot deck

An old symbolic language. A world of your own.

Mindelune explores the 22 Major Arcana: tarot’s encounters with beginnings, desire, uncertainty, change and fulfilment. Our original illustrated deck offers upright interpretations for one- and three-card readings.

The tradition behind the cards

The deck draws on the Rider–Waite–Smith tradition associated with A. E. Waite and artist Pamela Colman Smith. We reimagine its symbols in moonlit landscapes, luminous gardens and distant towers. Each card page explains our visual adaptations and links to Waite’s text.

How your reading works

Your browser randomly shuffles all 22 cards. Seven face-down positions are shown, and you select one or three without replacement. Every card has an equal chance of appearing. Your chosen focus changes the written interpretation, never the draw.

The interpretations are written in advance. Some exact three-card combinations have a combined reading; others show each card’s role and topic interpretation. You can write your question or hold it silently in mind. Written questions stay in your browser tab and do not change which cards you draw. The interpretations are not generated from your question.

Reflection and choice

Tarot here is a symbolic experience for reflection. It cannot establish another person’s feelings or guarantee a future event. You decide which ideas are useful to your own situation.

Explore the foundations

The Metropolitan Museum of Art: tarot history · Waite’s Pictorial Key to the Tarot