Triple Moon Card Holder, 12"

• Triple moon carving. The Goddess's emblem over the display.
• Holds up to 4 cards. Standard tarot and oracle sizes.
• 12 inches, solid wood. Warm, durable, altar-worthy.
• Stable base. Cards stand upright and stay put.

• Triple moon wooden card holder, approximately 12" long
• Slot holds up to four average-sized tarot or oracle cards
• Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth; keep wood out of soaks

The card of the day only works if the card stays in view: draw it, read it, and bury it back in the deck, and by noon the message is gone. A display stand is the practical fix, and this one dresses the job in the triple moon, maiden, mother, and crone above the day's draw, which suits the lunar rhythm many readers already keep. It holds a single daily card, a three-card spread mid-contemplation, or the card you are sitting with through a season. The stand does not act on its own; it keeps the cards where your attention can return to them, which is the whole practice.

1. Stand the day's draw in it after your morning pull, face out.
2. Hold a spread mid-read. Up to four cards stay upright while you sit with them.
3. Display the season's card. Some readers keep one card up for a whole moon cycle.
4. Keep it on altar or desk, wherever your eyes actually land during the day.

• Tiny Tarot Key Chain: the pocket deck for pulls away from home.
• Triple Moon Brass Altar Bell: the matching emblem in ringing form.
• The Moon Tarot Altar Tray: the tray to catch what the stand displays.

What size cards fit?

Standard tarot and oracle cards: the slot holds up to four average-sized cards upright.

What is it made of?

Solid wood with a carved triple moon, about 12 inches long, on a stable base.

Why display a card at all?

A daily draw does its work by staying in view; the stand keeps the message where your attention can return to it.