Want to know how to read Lenormand cards? Start here, with this accessible guide from the Hurricane Mystic!
Tarot for Trailblazing: Self-care baskets & a tarot spread for queer & disabled folx in pandemic times
"I’m watching conversations shift and I wonder: whose normal we are going back to?" A guest post shared by Grace Quantock.
E Lubanko’s Tarot is surreal, intense, queer, & divine
"...my queer art is this way: it is loud, it is intense, it is sensual and dark and unapologetic and looks nightmares and reality (and the overlap) in the eye."
Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar: Heal yourself, heal the earth
"As an indigenous woman, it has been natural for me to incorporate people of color and the indigenous spiritual values that I grew up with into my work. The Gentle Tarot is for anybody wanting some gentle, loving support."
IT’S HERE! All of Our Stories: The Little Red Tarot Guidebook
Yep, I've finally written that book :D
#Decklust | News for late summer days
New decks in the shop, BIPOC representation update, a gorgeous review, improvements and tweaks...
REVIEW | A Love Letter to the Many Queens Tarot
"In this review, I declare my flame directly to the Many Queens Tarot. After a complicated introduction, we went on to explore femmeness, feminism, solidarity and revisioning it all. What's to come next?"
#Decklust | Black Art Matters
There is no going back. The conversation about racism, about white supremacy, about our deeply, deeply broken unjust systems, is too loud to ignore and those with power are having to listen. Here's what we're doing in the shop.
Share your views: An invitation to our Black & POC customers
If you're a Little Red Tarot visitor and a person of colour, I would love to invite you to take part in our POC customer survey.
Why are so many decks out of stock right now?
A quick note to answer customers wondering when this or that deck will be back on the shelves.
Reviewing Q/T/POC and Black representation in this shop
I have just taken inventory of every deck we currently stock, so I can look at the state of representation in my purportedly 'diverse' shop.
Closed in solidarity, reckoning & reflection
The Little Red Tarot Shop is closed this week in protest and solidarity with the movement for Black lives.
#Decklust | White folks: we need to step the hell up
Transform yourself to transform the world.
- Grace Lee Boggs
It's way past time for for white folks to level up our anti-racism work.
Tea: Reclaiming Black spirituality & creating the Black Gold Lenormand
"A lot of us are on similar journeys to reclaim stolen and forgotten parts of our history, cultural identity and - honestly - ourselves."
The Bubblewrap Diaries: Lockdown listening
What I'm listening to while I'm packing your lovely orders.
A tarot spread for identifying obstacles
A spread to help you to acknowledge the obstacles you’re facing and understanding them. Plus, some practical ideas to spark up some change
#Decklust | The great indoors
As usual, there are shop updates, great free tips and resources - plus Cathou is back with a gorgeous spread to help you express yourself in scary times.
Everything is just taking longer right now
An update on how disruption throughout international delivery systems is affecting customers.
Finding support & inspiration in the tarot
Tarot can help us find inspiration and support when we feel stuck or in a rut.
Your self-expression tarot spread
Exploring where you need a means of expression, what obstacles and tools are presented to you, and some softness to help you through it all.
Should we stay open?
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grow, we are in continual discussion about whether or not to remain open.
#Decklust: Love in the time of corona
I decided against sending two separate emails, one attending to the current crisis, the other acting like it's business as usual.
‘I am…’ – a practice of feeling into a card
If a card could tell you about itself, what might it say? In this exercise, we imagine ourselves as the card itself.
Deva O’Neill of Phaedra Clothing on slow commerce & queer clothing
"My entire queer feminist being is so entwined with PHAEDRA, and I like it that way. My main aim was simplicity, and with that comes an openness with which any identity can find comfort."