Tarot Card Garden Flags

The Sloth. This tarot represents taking life one slow movement at a time. Just being in the moment and relaxing. It's time to take a step back and appreciate what's in front of you.

This emperor is a daddy, you pulled the daddy card! Show off your love for leather, daddies, queer culture and tarot decks with this "The Daddy" parody of the emperor tarot card design.

The tarot cards are routed in history and deep superstition but have, for many, become a tool of fun. If you enjoy science fiction space operas than this awesome take on the star (17) tarot card is perfect, especially if you have home planets to destroy. So get ready to blast away the light side of the force with this awesome death star themed "The Star" Tarot card!

Somebody once told me about this tarot card in a reading. The Ogre is steeped in many layers, like an onion. He is at the start of his begrudging journey, depicted as stomping out of an outhouse with a Moon in Waxing Crescent- which may signify intention (he intends to keep you out of his swamp!). This card may also signify Love, Life, how the years start coming and they don't stop coming, and Dank .

Why be a hermit when you can be a kermit. The Muppet is here to deliver you the message of growth and accomplishment. But, ya know, that's none of his business...

You have drawn the Visitor tarot card. Often when people ask what comes after The World, they say the tarot cycle starts over. While this may be true, there is something beyond The World. It can seem terrifying. Fear not. This stranger comes in peace and offers a better way of life. This card is often interpreted as other-worldly intervention, escapism, and peace among the stars. Flipped, this card is sometimes interpreted as existential crisis, unearthly horror, and heavenly mystery.