A gothic cyberpunk tarot deck crafted for curious kids, brave teens & the parents who get it. Neon rain cities. Chibi bat creatures. Ancient symbolism, reborn.
Tarot is a tool for reflection and storytelling — not prediction. Ages 8+ with parental guidance.
Baby Bats Tarot makes the ancient art of tarot accessible, empowering, and genuinely gorgeous for kids, teens, and the goth parents who raised them right. This is not costume magic. This is the real thing — just beautifully reborn.
Every card meaning is written for young minds — empowering, encouraging, and never frightening. A tool for self-reflection, not prophecy.
Rainy neon cities. Chibi bat beings with glowing horns. Circuit-board gothic borders. The aesthetic is completely its own thing.
COPPA-compliant, age-appropriate, and genuinely educational. The kind of thing you actually want your kid to explore.
A sneak preview of cards already illustrated. The full 78-card deck — all Major and Minor Arcana — is in production. Each card features our signature rainy neon-city triptych frame.
🦇 Full 78-card deck in production. Join the waitlist to be notified at launch.
Before tarot was mystical, it was a card game. The real history is fascinating — and it belongs to everyone curious enough to look.
Tarot cards first appeared in northern Italy in the 1440s — not as a tool for mysticism, but as playing cards called tarocchi. Wealthy families commissioned beautiful hand-painted decks for entertainment. The imagery was drawn from medieval Christian symbolism, allegory, and court culture. Nothing supernatural about it yet.
French occultists in the 18th century began reading deeper meaning into tarot's imagery, connecting the cards to astrology, Kabbalah, and Egyptian mysticism. This is when tarot transformed from a game into a tool for divination and self-reflection. The symbolism wasn't originally designed for this — but it turned out to be remarkably well-suited to it.
Artist Pamela Colman Smith, working with scholar Arthur Edward Waite, created the most influential tarot deck in history. Published in 1909, the Rider-Waite-Smith deck gave every single card — including the 56 Minor Arcana — illustrated scenes packed with symbolism. This deck established the visual language that most modern decks, including ours, build on.
Today, millions of people use tarot not as a prediction tool but as a framework for reflection — a way to ask better questions, explore feelings, and see situations from new angles. Psychologists recognise the value of narrative-based self-exploration. The cards don't know your future. But they can absolutely help you think about it.
Draw a card from the Major Arcana and receive a personalised reading written in warm, encouraging gothic style.
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Tarot is for reflection — not prediction.
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