ORACLE OF BLOSSOMS
Number of Cards: 78
Recommended: Upright and Reversed Readings
Oracle of Blossoms is the first tarot deck to feature original artworks by Alphonse Mucha as its card imagery.
Mucha's art naturally carries a mystical quality that resonates deeply with tarot. His flowing curves resemble the paths of destiny, abundant flowers symbolize the cycles of life, and stars, halos, and ornamental patterns lend his figures a sense of solemnity and divinity. The women in his works, in particular, are graceful and serene yet filled with quiet strength, creating a natural connection with archetypes such as The High Priestess, The Empress, and The Star.
Many of Mucha's works already possess compositions that feel remarkably similar to tarot cards: a central figure surrounded by circular ornaments, botanical elements, and symbolic motifs, together forming a complete visual world. His original works therefore require no redrawing to reveal their natural affinity with tarot. Yet Oracle of Blossoms is far more than simply placing seventy-eight artworks onto seventy-eight cards.
Each card was carefully selected and matched through repeated consideration of the figure's posture, the theme of the artwork, its composition, and its symbolic elements. While respecting Mucha's original creations, we have also sought to remain as faithful as possible to the traditional meanings of tarot.
When you turn over these seventy-eight cards, you are opening more than a divination reading. You are beginning a journey through art, life, and the self.
May Mucha's art, reaching across more than a century, accompany you through every important choice that awaits you.
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Recommended: Upright and Reversed Readings
Oracle of Blossoms is the first tarot deck to feature original artworks by Alphonse Mucha as its card imagery.
Mucha's art naturally carries a mystical quality that resonates deeply with tarot. His flowing curves resemble the paths of destiny, abundant flowers symbolize the cycles of life, and stars, halos, and ornamental patterns lend his figures a sense of solemnity and divinity. The women in his works, in particular, are graceful and serene yet filled with quiet strength, creating a natural connection with archetypes such as The High Priestess, The Empress, and The Star.
Many of Mucha's works already possess compositions that feel remarkably similar to tarot cards: a central figure surrounded by circular ornaments, botanical elements, and symbolic motifs, together forming a complete visual world. His original works therefore require no redrawing to reveal their natural affinity with tarot. Yet Oracle of Blossoms is far more than simply placing seventy-eight artworks onto seventy-eight cards.
Each card was carefully selected and matched through repeated consideration of the figure's posture, the theme of the artwork, its composition, and its symbolic elements. While respecting Mucha's original creations, we have also sought to remain as faithful as possible to the traditional meanings of tarot.
When you turn over these seventy-eight cards, you are opening more than a divination reading. You are beginning a journey through art, life, and the self.
May Mucha's art, reaching across more than a century, accompany you through every important choice that awaits you.