Goddess Tarot Card Tapestry - Select

Goddess Tarot Card Tapestry - Select

☆☆☆ Sizes Available ☆☆☆

• 60" x 50"
• 80" x 68"

☆☆☆ Tapestry Features ☆☆☆

• 100% Lightweight Polyester
• Printed Top & Finished Edge
• Fine Line Detail & Intense Vivid Colors

☆☆☆ Washing and Drying Instructions ☆☆☆

• Cold Gentle Machine Wash
• Line or Tumble Dry on Low
• Don’t Bleach or Iron

Goddess Information:

Death Tarot Card Tapestry featuring The Celtic Goddess of Transformation

The Morrigan, Celtic goddess of birth and death, appears in this card with raven wings spread as she hovers over a crowd, embodying the card’s core theme: the inevitability of life, death, and transformation. Clad in black to symbolize mourning, she wears a necklace with a white five-petaled flower—signifying purity, immortality, and the constancy of change. Above her, the New Moon heralds new beginnings. Six ravens and six faces below her highlight adaptability, healing, and harmony. Though the imagery may seem dark, the card urges surrender to life’s cycles. Embrace change with intention to move toward growth and joy.

Justice Tarot Card Tapestry featuring The Voodoo Queen of New Orleans Marie Laveau

This Justice tarot card features Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, standing confidently in a vibrant French Quarter scene. Dressed in a regal burgundy gown and headwrap, she holds a purple umbrella and a mask, symbolizing protection and truth. A red snake coils around her shoulders, representing power and transformation, while charms and skulls on her belt reflect her ties to Voodoo and Hoodoo. A swirling sky above evokes cosmic balance, making her a powerful symbol of justice, spiritual authority, and truth revealed.

Strength Tarot Card Tapestry featuring The Egyptian Goddess of the Home Bastet / Bast

This Strength tarot card features the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted with a feline head and deep blue skin, symbolizing grace and protection. She stands confidently in a golden, torch-lit temple, holding an ankh and staff—symbols of life and power. Adorned in a flowing white and gold dress with regal jewelry, Bastet exudes calm authority. The card captures her dual nature: fierce yet nurturing, embodying the Strength card’s message of inner power, balance, and compassionate control.

This Temperance tarot card features Yemaya, the Yoruba goddess of the ocean and motherhood, depicted as a radiant mermaid rising from the waves. Adorned with pearls and seashells, she stands against a starry, cosmic sky, embodying harmony, healing, and emotional balance. With arms outstretched and waves crashing below, Yemaya symbolizes serenity amidst life’s challenges. Her presence reflects the Temperance card’s themes of spiritual flow, moderation, and divine feminine energy.

The Chariot Tarot Card Tapestry featuring The Norse Goddess of Seiðr Freya / Freyja

This witchy design features the Norse goddess of war and sorcery, Freya. This Major Arcana tarot card has been revamped with a powerful, warrior form of the goddess. She stands strong in her chariot wielding her wand & shield, decorated with the Triskelion. As her cats pull the chariot in opposite directions, Freya uses her magick through determination and willpower to guide them forward. Her belt buckle is a crescent moon, which symbolizes her connection with the stars and that in which is coming into being.

The Ferocious Tarot Card Tapestry featuring The Hindu Goddess of Destruction Kali

This tarot card reimagines the fierce Hindu goddess Kali as “The Ferocious.” With blue skin, wild eyes, and multiple arms, she holds symbols of destruction and transformation—like a severed head, flame, and blade. Wearing a skirt of arms and a necklace of skulls, she stands over a chained man and woman, echoing traditional XV imagery. The fiery background reflects chaos and spiritual awakening. Kali represents not evil, but the destruction of ego, illusion, and bondage—offering liberation through fierce, transformative power.

The Hermit Tarot Card Tapestry featuring Baba Yaga from Slavic Mythology

This Hermit tarot card features Baba Yaga, the mysterious Slavic crone, as a solitary guide through darkness. She carries a glowing lantern and broom, walking a forest path lined with glowing skulls. Behind her stands her iconic chicken-legged hut, lit eerily among twisted trees. Cloaked in worn robes and a red headscarf, Baba Yaga embodies ancient wisdom, introspection, and transformation. This card reimagines her as a mystical hermit figure, guiding seekers through the unknown and symbolizing the power found in solitude and self-discovery.

The Lovers Tarot Card Tapestry featuring The Greek Goddess of Love & Beauty Aphrodite

This Lovers tarot card features the Greek goddess Aphrodite, embodying love and divine beauty. She appears above in flowing white robes, radiant and crowned, emerging from clouds. Below her, a nude couple stands—echoing Adam and Eve—flanked by a fruit tree with a serpent (temptation) and a flaming tree (passion). Between them lies lush greenery and a distant mountain, symbolizing love’s journey. The card blends classic tarot symbolism with Greek mythology, highlighting themes of choice, harmony, and divine connection.

The Moon Tarot Card Tapestry featuring the Greek Goddess of Witchcraft Hecate / Hekate

Inspired by our reverence towards the Goddess Hecate and our love of tarot, this design included major imagery associated with this Greek goddess of magick. Behind the Hecate Triformis, you’ll see the Triple Goddess Moon in which Hecate’s Wheel can be found. Notice the crossroads at which she is placed. Hecate is known for helping those who call upon her to make decisions and find their way. And an image of Hecate is not complete without her dogs, of course.

The Tower Tarot Card Tapestry featuring the Greek Goddess of Chaos Eris

This Tower tarot card features Eris, the Greek goddess of chaos, standing atop a crumbling tower as arrows rain from the sky. With a fierce expression and outstretched hands, she commands the destruction below. Two warriors fall from the collapsing structure, symbolizing sudden upheaval. At the center lies the glowing Golden Apple of Discord, referencing Eris’s myth and the power of conflict to spark transformation. This card embodies Eris as the force that shatters illusion, bringing necessary chaos and powerful change.

Wheel of Fortune Tarot Card Tapestry featuring The Norse Goddess of Seiðr Freyja / Freya

This tapestry pays homage to one of our favorite goddesses, the Norse goddess Freyja! Freyja is known as the goddess of love, beauty, fertility, and material possessions. Her primary role was völva to the gods, practicing acts of seiðr, Norse magic concerning the course of fate. With a design that incorporates the Wheel of Fortune, Brísingamen, and her two blue cats in Tarot card setting, this wall hanging tapestry is perfect for witchcraft altars, bedrooms, and dorms!