Mermaid Tarot Deck & Book by Leeza Robertson

78 cards plus a 288-page book. A complete tarot with a genuinely full guidebook, more substantial than most companion booklets.

Ocean-themed art. Lush underwater imagery by Julie Dillon, reworking the tarot's scenes into a mer-world.

An emotion-and-intuition register. The water theme leans the deck toward feeling, dreams, and the tides of a situation.

• 78-card tarot deck with 288-page companion book
• Author: Leeza Robertson; art by Julie Dillon
• Publisher: Llewellyn
• SKU: DMERTAR

Water is the tarot's element of emotion, intuition, and the unconscious, and the Mermaid Tarot builds a whole deck around that association. Recasting the cards in an oceanic world gives the readings a particular flavor: this is a deck that leans toward the emotional weather of a question, the dreaming and feeling parts of a situation, rather than its hard mechanics.

Robertson's 288-page book is a real asset. Where many decks ship with a thin booklet, this one gives room for the imagery and its meanings to be explained properly, which makes the deck friendly to newer readers as well as those who simply love the theme. The art is the draw for many: Julie Dillon is an accomplished illustrator, and the underwater scenes are richly done.

1. Cleanse it dry. Smoke, sound, or moonlight, never salt or water on cards despite the ocean theme.
2. Set a question. The deck suits questions of feeling, relationship, and flow especially well.
3. Draw a spread. A single card or a three-card past / present / future, reading against the book.
4. Read the water. Attend to the emotional tone the imagery sets before you parse the details.
5. Journal what surfaces. An intuitive deck rewards reflection over quick verdicts.

• Moonstone Tumbled Stones, 1 lb. The dreaming, tidal stone, matched to the deck's water register.
• Medicine Woman Tarot. Another gentle, nature-themed independent deck.
• White Selenite Wand. To cleanse the deck without water.
• Clear Quartz Points, 1 lb. Clarity and amplification for a reading.
• White Sage Smudge Stick. To clear a reading space.

How many cards, and is there a book? 78 cards with a full 288-page companion book, which is more generous than most decks offer.

Who made it? Written by Leeza Robertson with art by Julie Dillon, published by Llewellyn.

What is it good for? Its water theme suits readings about emotion, intuition, relationships, and the flow of a situation.

Is it beginner-friendly? Yes. The substantial guidebook and approachable theme make it a good learning deck.

How do I care for the cards? Cleanse with smoke or moonlight, keep them away from salt and water, and store them in the box.