Magickal Botanical Tarot Bag, 6" x 9"

Artwork by Maxine Miller. A botanical design on the front from a well-known artist of pagan and fantasy imagery.

6 by 9 inches. Roomy enough for a standard or oversized tarot deck, with space for a cloth or stones alongside.

Tasseled drawstring. A secure, easy closure that keeps the contents together.

• Size: 6" x 9"
• Front artwork by Maxine Miller
• Tasseled drawstring closure
• For tarot decks, runes, crystals, and small tools
• SKU: DBMAGB

Keeping a tarot deck in a dedicated bag is one of the oldest and most sensible habits in reading practice. The practical reasons are real: it protects the cards from light, dust, and wear, and keeps a deck together. The traditional reasons layer on top: many readers like to keep a deck wrapped between readings as a way of setting it apart from everyday things, a small ritual of care that marks the cards as tools rather than clutter.

That is the honest account of what a bag like this offers. It is lovely, it is useful, and it supports a good habit. We are not going to claim the fabric amplifies energy; what it does is protect your deck and give it a considered home, and a bag you like the look of is one you will actually keep your cards in.

1. Keep your deck in it. The main job: a protected home for your cards between readings.
2. Or hold runes, crystals, or tools. It is equally good for any small ritual kit.
3. Wrap for care. If your practice keeps decks set apart, the bag is the way to do it.
4. Keep it dry. Fabric and cards both dislike damp; store somewhere dry.
5. Spot-clean gently. Treat the printed artwork kindly; do not soak it.

• Morgan-Greer Tarot Deck. A deck to keep in it.
• Lapis Lazuli Rune Set. Runes for the bag to hold.
• Mixed Tumbled Stones. A handful of crystals to carry alongside.
• White Selenite Wand. To rest with a stored deck.
• White Sage Smudge Stick. To clear a reading space.

Will a tarot deck fit? Yes. At 6 by 9 inches it holds a standard or most oversized decks, with room for a cloth or a few stones.

Whose artwork is on it? The front features botanical art by Maxine Miller, known for her pagan and fantasy imagery.

What else can I keep in it? Runes, crystals, a pendulum, or any small ritual kit; it is not tarot-only.

How do I care for it? Keep it dry, spot-clean gently, and avoid soaking the printed artwork.

Does it close securely? Yes, with a tasseled drawstring that cinches shut.