Little Red 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?” Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

The Little Red Tarot Shop is closed this week in protest and solidarity with the movement for Black lives. Read more

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. Read more

What I’m listening to while I’m packing your lovely orders. Read more

A spread to help you to acknowledge the obstacles you’re facing and understanding them. Plus, some practical ideas to spark up some change Read more

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. Read more

Tarot can help us find inspiration and support when we feel stuck or in a rut. Read more

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. Read more

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grow, we are in continual discussion about whether or not to remain open. Read more

If a card could tell you about itself, what might it say? In this exercise, we imagine ourselves as the card itself. Read more

“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.” Read more

Pay-what-you-feel isolation package for folks with vulnerable health conditions. Read more

What do we really know about where our spiritual tools are made, and by who? Let’s talk about it. Read more

Yes indeed! An evening with Cristy C Road and the Next World Tarot – Tuesday 3rd March, 6-8pm at ONCA, Brighton. Read more

A tarot reading ritual for reflection and intention-setting at the turning of the year. Read more

We’ve a whole host of gorgeous new decks arriving in the new year. Read more

Black Friday is one of Capitalism’s most sacred festivals. Escape the shopocalypse! Read more

What we’re listening to whilst cutting up used bubblewrap for your parcels! Read more

Finding a tarot deck that’s right for you can be a minefied! Here’s our advice. Read more

“We have learned that if we don’t start acting for our future, nobody else will make the first move. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.” – Greta Thunberg Read more

“I quickly realised that, with each card, I was actually healing myself in a sense.”  Read more

Registration is open now, and the course begins mid-September. Read more

This mini tarot spread offers a ‘snapshot’ of your situation, with flexible positions that can be adapted for all kinds of questions. Read more

August brings a wave of soft and spacious new tarot and oracle decks – and some fun, feminist playing cards! Read more

A short, simple tarot spread to help clarify intentions and find your way forward. Perfect for the new moon – or any time you feel confused about direction. Read more

“It’s frustrating to me that in 2019 we don’t see remotely accurate depictions of diversity in our media. This deck is my humble attempt to fill in some gaps.” Read more

Renaming tarot’s court cards offers different and anti-oppressive ways of reading these cards. Read more

Spring is in the air and things are shifting. Here’s an update about what’s changing in the LRT shop! Read more

A colourful, oversized tarot with an evocative, folk-art style. Read more

Further wrangling with the VAT issue: Slowly honing the range to my very favourite items, and reducing the tax on UK/EU sales. Read more

It’s time to tackle the huge pile of used bubble-mailers in the loft! Orders placed this weekend (Fri 22nd – Mon 25th Feb) will be sent in re-used envelopes. Read more

What’s the first thing you do when you get a new tarot deck? Here’s a spread to help you meet and discover your new cards (includes a worksheet to download)! Read more

There are just so many new decks in store this month! Here’s a quick(ish) roundup… Read more

It was the kind of book that gave me little epiphanies as I read it and continues to do so when I consult it while reading the cards. Read more

“I’m printing this deck for anyone else who likes to look at tarot cards, and laugh, and feel that there is space for their version of beauty.” Read more

Here’s my personal guide to the decks, books and other items that I feel bring a sense of spaciousness and calm reflection. Read more

Following a wildly successful first year, this inclusive, queer-centred, encouraging and colourful deck is back for a second round. Read more

“It takes what it takes. Give yourself permission for it all.” Ellen Lorenzi-Prince is retiring her much-loved creations to make room for her own evolution. Read more

We close the shop every year to protest one of capitalism’s most sacred festivals. Read more

“I built a portfolio full of melanated goddesses with creamy brown skin tones embracing their femininity and power. I love making art that makes my sisters feel good about themselves.” Read more

This guest post is an extract from Astrology and Storytelling, by astrologer Alice Sparkly Kat. When we talk about astrology, there’s this idea that astrology is something to be believed in. Do you believe in astrology? Why do you believe in astrology? I don’t believe in astrology. But astrology is… Read more

“Nature and everything within it exist in relation to other things, and it does this for itself
and for no reason at all.” Read more