Fifty-six cards that read your inbox back to you
A 56-card tarot deck drawn by hand and built entirely from the language of the office. It is read with complete sincerity, which is the entire joke.
Pull three before your next meeting
Think of the question you would never ask out loud on a call. Then draw. Last quarter, This quarter, Next quarter.
The full reading for every card lives in the printed guidebook.
The object is the message
Read it with exactly the same weight as the others
Not the one in the agenda. The one you think about on the train home.
Out of the satin bag, onto a clean desk. Phone face down.
Last quarter, this quarter, next quarter. Or one, if it’s a Monday.
Every card has a full reading. Take it seriously. That’s the bit.
“The card of gentle pestering. We are taught from an early age that to pester is to be a bother, and your calendar rarely invites reflection on why. But today the cosmos invites you to circle back on those blockers, the earthly obstacles dimming your light, so you may finally get a wriggle on.”
Your inbox, but make it prophecy
Amanda Baeza is a luso-chilena artist working across comics, illustration and fanzines. She has drawn a tarot deck before — strangers from the internet, turned into archetypes without flattening them.
Emily brought Amanda in as a co-author rather than a pair of hands, and the cards came out of that: flat colour, thick line, a character on every one, each phrase given a face you have sat in a meeting with.
A townhouse, a martini tower and a working tarot reader
Upstairs, Amy Maxwell — founder of Oracley, Vogue-featured and read internationally — pulled three cards from a classic deck, then a fourth pulled from the Sielu Corporate Arcana — read with exactly the same weight as the others.
On Thursday 17 September, Sielu Studio took over a private Shoreditch townhouse for Tarot & ’Tinis: a working tarot reader, a martini tower, Shan b2b Duñe on the decks, and the launch of an art piece the studio had been making since the spring.
Tarot & ’Tinis returns in Los Angeles in February 2027 and Melbourne in April 2027. If you want to be in the room, write to info@sielustudio.com.
As previously discussed
When will my deck arrive?+
Pre-orders ship in early November. Depending on where you are, expect it between mid and late November.
Where do you ship?+
Europe, the UK, the US, Canada and Australia.
What does it cost?+
€38 for the deck, plus shipping. VAT is added where applicable and calculated at checkout.
How many are there?+
Sixty. This is a limited first run, and each deck comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Is it a real tarot deck?+
It is fifty-six cards with a guidebook, and it reads like an oracle deck. On launch night a professional reader pulled from it alongside a classic deck and gave it the same weight. Whether it is real is between you and the cosmos.
Can I order several for my team?+
Yes, while the edition lasts. For anything over a handful, write to info@sielustudio.com first.
First run. Sixty decks.
the cards have already been drawn. you’re just catching up.
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