Thoth Tarot – Initiatory tool for intuitive practitioners of the occult

Rooted in Western esoteric tradition and illuminated by symbolic intelligence, the Thoth Tarot is a sacred deck created by Aleister Crowley and illustrated by Lady Frieda Harris. This tarot is not for the merely curious; it is meant for sincere seekers, inner alchemists, and intuitive readers ready to descend into the depths of the arcana.

Comprising 78 cards (22 Major Arcana, 56 Minor Arcana), the deck is entirely in English: the cards, the box, and all visual content are in Crowley’s original language.

A design full of meaning and visual power

Each card is a complete work of art, rich in dense and precise symbolism. Lady Frieda Harris, though not originally initiated in occult sciences, fully immersed herself in Crowley’s vision to create an unparalleled mystical imagery.

• Colors reflect planetary energies, Kabbalistic spheres, and alchemical correspondences.
• Geometric forms such as spirals, crosses, disks, and circles give rhythm to each card like dynamic mandalas.
• Archetypal figures are expressed as energetic condensations, rather than narrative scenes.

Even the Minor Arcana receive a high level of symbolic detail. Each card may be meditated upon like an icon or energetic seal.

The back of the cards, adorned with a polychrome Rosicrucian cross, reflects the balance of the four elements and levels of consciousness.

Technical specifications

• 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana
• Language: English (cards and box)
• Finish: laminated cardstock, vivid colors
• Card back: Rosicrucian cross
• Rigid box included
• No guidebook included

Recommended use

This tarot is intended for personal, introspective, or ritual use. It is recommended to engage with the cards in a calm, intentional setting. They may be used alone or as a complement to other symbolic practices.

Important notes

This deck is not a toy, nor a casual tool. It is not suitable for children. It is intended for those with a serious symbolic or spiritual approach. Interpretations are personal and should be made with care and awareness.