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Herbcrafter's Tarot by Joanna Powell Colbert

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    • Description

      Dried bundles hanging from the rafters, tea steeping on the stove, a basket of garden cuttings by the door.
      This is where the plants and the cards meet.
      A 78-card tarot deck that honors herbs, plant spirits, and the crafts that bring us their gifts. 🌿

      The Herbcrafter's Tarot, written by herbalist Latisha Guthrie with artwork by Joanna Powell Colbert (creator of the Gaian Tarot) and published by U.S. Games Systems, is a 78-card deck with a 124-page companion book. It follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, seen through an herbalist's eyes. The suits become the elements, each paired with an herbcrafter's tool: Fire with the mortar and pestle, Water with the kettle, Air with the boline, and Earth with the basket. The court cards are reimagined as Hijas, Adelitas, Madres, and Curanderas, honoring plant wisdom carried through Mexican-American and Celtic heritage. Every card approaches an herb, tree, or flower as an archetype, deepening your relationship with the botanical world. The book offers card meanings, five spreads, and ideas for crafting with the cards, from cordials and flower essences to incense, oils, and herbal honeys. On your altar or kitchen table, this deck makes every reading feel like time spent in a well-loved garden.

      Why You’ll Love It:

      ✔ 78 cards with a 124-page companion book
      ✔ Written by Latisha Guthrie, illustrated by Joanna Powell Colbert
      ✔ Elemental suits paired with the herbcrafter's tools
      ✔ Court cards reimagined as Hijas, Adelitas, Madres, and Curanderas
      ✔ Five spreads, plus craft ideas for cordials, essences, incense, oils, and more
      ✔ Associated with plant spirit connection, ancestral wisdom, and earth-based practice
      ✔ Pairs with our Green Witch Tarot for a nature-centered tarot collection

      Perfect For:

      ✔ Herbalists and plant lovers
      ✔ Green witches and kitchen witches
      ✔ Learning herbal lore alongside tarot
      ✔ Garden, seasonal, and earth-based rituals
      ✔ Readers who know Rider-Waite and want botanical imagery
      ✔ A gift for the friend with a windowsill full of herbs

      How to Use It: Brew a cup of herbal tea and set a fresh or dried herb on your altar. Shuffle while you breathe in its scent and hold your question, then try the book's three-card spread for your current situation, its challenge, and its potential outcome. Notice which plants appear and look up their gifts in the companion book. If one calls to you, spend time with it that week: brew it, grow it, or simply sit beside it in the garden. Record the plant and the card in your journal as a growing grimoire of your own. 🌿

      Every plant has a story, and every card invites you to listen.

      Care / Please Note: Purchase includes the deck and companion book only. Keep cards dry and away from open flame. Store together in the box between readings. This deck is a tool for reflection and spiritual practice and is not a substitute for professional advice.

    Description

    Dried bundles hanging from the rafters, tea steeping on the stove, a basket of garden cuttings by the door.
    This is where the plants and the cards meet.
    A 78-card tarot deck that honors herbs, plant spirits, and the crafts that bring us their gifts. 🌿

    The Herbcrafter's Tarot, written by herbalist Latisha Guthrie with artwork by Joanna Powell Colbert (creator of the Gaian Tarot) and published by U.S. Games Systems, is a 78-card deck with a 124-page companion book. It follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, seen through an herbalist's eyes. The suits become the elements, each paired with an herbcrafter's tool: Fire with the mortar and pestle, Water with the kettle, Air with the boline, and Earth with the basket. The court cards are reimagined as Hijas, Adelitas, Madres, and Curanderas, honoring plant wisdom carried through Mexican-American and Celtic heritage. Every card approaches an herb, tree, or flower as an archetype, deepening your relationship with the botanical world. The book offers card meanings, five spreads, and ideas for crafting with the cards, from cordials and flower essences to incense, oils, and herbal honeys. On your altar or kitchen table, this deck makes every reading feel like time spent in a well-loved garden.

    Why You’ll Love It:

    ✔ 78 cards with a 124-page companion book
    ✔ Written by Latisha Guthrie, illustrated by Joanna Powell Colbert
    ✔ Elemental suits paired with the herbcrafter's tools
    ✔ Court cards reimagined as Hijas, Adelitas, Madres, and Curanderas
    ✔ Five spreads, plus craft ideas for cordials, essences, incense, oils, and more
    ✔ Associated with plant spirit connection, ancestral wisdom, and earth-based practice
    ✔ Pairs with our Green Witch Tarot for a nature-centered tarot collection

    Perfect For:

    ✔ Herbalists and plant lovers
    ✔ Green witches and kitchen witches
    ✔ Learning herbal lore alongside tarot
    ✔ Garden, seasonal, and earth-based rituals
    ✔ Readers who know Rider-Waite and want botanical imagery
    ✔ A gift for the friend with a windowsill full of herbs

    How to Use It: Brew a cup of herbal tea and set a fresh or dried herb on your altar. Shuffle while you breathe in its scent and hold your question, then try the book's three-card spread for your current situation, its challenge, and its potential outcome. Notice which plants appear and look up their gifts in the companion book. If one calls to you, spend time with it that week: brew it, grow it, or simply sit beside it in the garden. Record the plant and the card in your journal as a growing grimoire of your own. 🌿

    Every plant has a story, and every card invites you to listen.

    Care / Please Note: Purchase includes the deck and companion book only. Keep cards dry and away from open flame. Store together in the box between readings. This deck is a tool for reflection and spiritual practice and is not a substitute for professional advice.