Sun and Moon Tarot Box, 3 3/4" x 5 1/2"

• Sun and moon lid. The whole sky over your cards.
• Solid resin, polished. Sturdy with a smooth finish.
• 3 3/4" x 5 1/2". Fits standard tarot decks with room to spare.
• Fitted lid. Keeps dust, travel, and tumbles off the cards.

• Sun and moon keepsake box, solid resin, approximately 3 3/4" x 5 1/2"
• Sized for standard tarot and oracle decks, or small keepsakes and charms
• Wipe clean with a soft cloth

Readers have always kept their cards deliberately. The old folklore prescribed silk wraps and wooden boxes, and whatever one makes of the reasons, the habit endures because it works on every level at once: a dedicated box protects the cards, marks them as set apart from ordinary clutter, and gives the practice a small ceremony of opening and closing. Sun and moon suit a tarot box especially well, the deck itself being a working of light and shadow, day cards and night cards. The box does not act on its own; it keeps, which is the whole job, and keeping well is its own kind of respect.

1. Home the deck. Cards, wrapped or bare, with room for a crystal or charm besides.
2. Open it as a ritual. The lid's small ceremony marks the reading's beginning and end.
3. Travel with it. The fitted lid keeps cards safe in a bag.
4. Keep it clean. A soft cloth keeps the resin polished.

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• Sun and Moon Sun Catcher: the matching sky for the window above.

Will my deck fit?

Standard tarot and oracle decks fit with room to spare at 3 3/4 by 5 1/2 inches; oversized art decks are worth measuring first.

Why keep cards in a box?

Protection first, and ceremony second: the reading tradition has long favored dedicated storage, and the small ritual of the lid marks the practice as set apart.

What else can it hold?

Charms, jewelry, stones, and any small keepsake that wants a celestial roof.