Minor Arcana

Three of Water

Three curious sea otters are at play in great forests of kelp. Two float on their backs on the surface of the water, chattering away. Another dives deep, perhaps going after shells he’s just tossed in. Later on they’ll swim to shore and find a place to slide down a muddy bank on their bellies. [...]

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Three of Earth

Three women make tinctures, teas, salves and other healing concoctions out of the herbs they’ve gathered in gardens and fields. They work joyfully together to create aromatic medicine for the good of the community. A traditional meaning for this card is “building the house of the Goddess.” In this case, the temple of the Goddess [...]

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Four of Air

Four robin’s eggs are nestled inside a nest that has been fashioned from twigs, grasses, moss, flower petals and bits of ribbon and string. It’s hidden away, tucked under leaves that protect it from prey or prying eyes. ARCHIVAL LIMITED EDITION PRINT signed & numbered by the artist 8.5×11-inch Print $55.95 13×19-inch Print $89.95 Price [...]

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Four of Fire

A woman stands within a sacred circle, the four directions marked by tall votive candles. She is breathing deeply, allowing the energy of the desert night to flood her body. Energy moves up from the earth and down from the sky into her body. Kundalini rises, power flows, all blocks are gone. She is marking [...]

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Four of Water

A young woman gazes into the waters of Chalice Well, a holy well in Glastonbury, England. Is she sad and grieving or is she at peace? She may be scrying the patterns on the surface of the water, or contemplating the mysteries of the well’s red waters. The Lady of the Well murmurs secrets in [...]

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Four of Earth

On a beautiful autumn day, a grey squirrel pauses to nibble on an acorn as he gathers nuts and seeds to save for the winter to come. He is surrounded by a stash of acorns, and even more tumble out of an opening in the trunk of a maple tree. In Inuit culture, an inukshuk [...]

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Five of Air

Five bald eagles scream and fight over territory. Once an endangered species, the 1972 ban on DDT resulted in a big comeback for eagles. In some areas, the resurgence has led to overpopulation and competition for habitat. Visitors to the wilderness may even witness eagles fighting until one or more are dead. ARCHIVAL LIMITED EDITION [...]

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Five of Fire

A fire performer spits billowing flames out of his mouth. Twisted faces of gargoyles or maddened creatures form in the smoke and fire. Breathing fire can burn both the performer and his audience. It’s powerful and exciting, and potentially lethal. ARCHIVAL LIMITED EDITION PRINT signed & numbered by the artist 8.5×11-inch Print $55.95 13×19-inch Print [...]

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Five of Water

A woman sits on a misty shore, wrapped up against the cold. She holds a scrying bowl in her hands but no images have arisen in it. Her longing gaze is directed inwardly as the fog of depression descends over the scene. In the distance, a boat is moored to the shore. ARCHIVAL LIMITED EDITION [...]

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Five of Earth

A hiker finds himself lost in the deep woods when a storm blows in. He builds a debris hut and hunkers down inside it to wait out the night. Even though he’s cold and uncomfortable, he knows he has the skills he needs to survive and make it safely out of the wilderness once the [...]

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