Between the 17th and 19th centuries, Indigenous and African American communities often intermingled, creating a rich cultural and spiritual tradition known today as Hoodoo or Rootwork. The Hoodoo Tarot honors this powerful heritage by blending the wisdom of Hoodoo with the structure of traditional tarot. Featuring 78 full-color cards illustrated by artist Katelan Foisy, the deck reimagines classic tarot imagery through portraits of legendary rootworkers and symbolic elements from the Hoodoo tradition.

In the companion guidebook, author Tayannah Lee McQuillar traces Hoodoo’s deep roots across African, Indigenous, and European influences, exploring its divinatory practices and spiritual tools. She provides detailed interpretations for each card, Major and Minor Arcana alike, along with histories, plant correspondences, scriptural connections, and practical guidance for readings.

Includes 78-card deck and 160-page guidebook

Deck Size: 4.6" x 2.8"

Deck Tradition: Mixed

Suits: Sticks, Baskets, Knives, and Coins

Court Cards: Mother, Father, Daughter, Son

Tayannah Lee McQuillar is a tarot reader and researcher of religion, esoterica, and mysticism. The author of several books and divination decks, includingThe Hoodoo TarotandThe Sibyls Oraculum, she lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Katelan V. Foisy is a multidisciplinary artist and writer whose work blends vintage aesthetics, mysticism, and modern narrative. Based in Chicago, she moves smoothly between fine art, design, photography, and underground culture. Her illustration style, often magical-realist in tone, has appeared in exhibitions across the U.S. and U.K., and spans disciplines from music visuals to tarot.