Mystic Cats Tarot Deck & Book by Weatherstone & Mueller

78 cards plus a 216-page book. A full tarot with a generous companion guide by Lunaea Weatherstone.

Elemental suits. The Minor Arcana is organized as Earth, Sea, Fire, and Sky rather than the usual Pentacles, Cups, Wands, and Swords.

Mickie Mueller's art. Warm, luminous feline imagery from a well-regarded pagan-tarot illustrator.

• 78-card tarot deck with 216-page companion book
• Author: Lunaea Weatherstone; art by Mickie Mueller
• Publisher: Llewellyn
• Card size: approximately 5 5/8" x 2 3/4"
• SKU: DMYSCAT

Where many cat decks simply restyle the standard tarot with cats, the Mystic Cats reworks the structure. Renaming the suits as Earth, Sea, Fire, and Sky ties each directly to its element, which some readers find more intuitive than the traditional objects, and the cat-goddess court gives the deck a coherent mythology of its own rather than a set of costumed figures.

That makes it a deck where the 216-page book earns its place: the reworked suits and the deck's own symbolic world are worth reading into, and Weatherstone's guide does that generously. Mueller's art carries the warmth. It is a favorite among readers who want a cat deck with genuine depth rather than a novelty, and it reads as well for daily practice as for a themed altar.

1. Read the book on the suits. The Earth / Sea / Fire / Sky structure is worth learning before you rely on old suit habits.
2. Cleanse it dry. Smoke, sound, or moonlight, never salt or water.
3. Set a question. Hold it while you shuffle.
4. Draw a spread. A daily card or a three-card spread, reading the elemental suit alongside the image.
5. Journal what comes. The deck's own mythology rewards keeping notes as you learn it.

• Medieval Cat Tarot Deck. The other feline deck, for a cat-reader's shelf.
• Moonstone Tumbled Stones, 1 lb. A lunar stone suited to the deck's goddess theme.
• White Selenite Wand. To cleanse the deck without water.
• Clear Quartz Points, 1 lb. Clarity and amplification for readings.
• White Sage Smudge Stick. To clear the space first.

How many cards, and is there a book? 78 cards with a 216-page companion book, which you will want for the reworked suits.

Why are the suits different? Weatherstone renames the Minor Arcana suits as Earth, Sea, Fire, and Sky, tying each directly to its element. Many readers find it more intuitive.

Who made it? Written by Lunaea Weatherstone with art by Mickie Mueller, published by Llewellyn.

Is it beginner-friendly? Yes, though the elemental suits mean the book matters more than with a standard deck. The generous guide makes that easy.

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.