Updated June 15, 2023.

A Free Bohemian Gothic Tarot Deck

My Bohemian Gothic Tarot needs a new home. I’ve never used it, but someone else will love it.

This exact deck was appraised at $300. I’m raffling it off.

Instructions to enter this raffle are in today’s fairy witch newsletter (June 15, 2023).

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I think the deck has never been used—or barely used— because the cards are in excellent condition and still basically in order.

My photograph below does not do the deck justice. My photo of a single card, at the top of this post, provides a better sense of the magnificent artistry.

This is a full-size deck in an opened cardboard box, enclosed with the little white book.

The title card says second edition, as shown in the picture below:

There are 80 cards. That includes the title card, 22 Major Arcana, all the usual Minor Arcana, plus a card called Memento Mori.

The box is a little worn.

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This is a seasonal chant. It can be used not only for the Winter Solstice, but also for winter months subsequent to Yule.

If you recite it, please tell me what happens. Walking through falling snow, I channeled this poem. When the Goddess gave me a line, I chanted it immediately, while continuing my passage beneath a gray snowy sky. The experience was a gift from the Goddess, and doubly joyful when, reaching home, I managed to get a version of it in writing, because now I can share it with you, my fellow seeker (as well as use it again myself). Sharing our journeys blesses me utterly. So it would be wonderful to know your experience with this chant.

And, by the way, it works perfectly well without the snow storm, LOL. You do not need falling snow to use this chant.

Druid (Elven) Winter Solstice Chant
Francesca De Grandis, 2014

With the falling snow,
stars plummet to ground.