Santa Muerte Tarot

🖤 Santa Muerte Tarot Deck – Embrace Transformation & Spiritual Power

Dive into the sacred world of the “Lady of the Dead” with the Santa Muerte Tarot Deck—a bold and richly symbolic tarot deck that blends the themes of death, rebirth, and protection. Designed by artist Fabio Listrani and published by Lo Scarabeo, this 78-card deck offers a unique tool for exploration, healing and intuitive readings. 

Each card in this Santa Muerte deck explores the cycle of life, death and transformation—drawing on the rich symbolism of the Mexican folk saint Santa Muerte and the celebrated imagery of the Día de los Muertos tradition. Perfect for readers who value death & rebirth, ancestor communication, and spirit world guidance, this deck also suits any tarot collection looking to expand into themes of shadow work and profound personal change.

Why this deck stands out:

• A full 78-card tarot deck with rich, full-colour artwork grounded in Mexican spiritual heritage and the mysticism of Santa Muerte. 

• Combines traditional tarot structure with an underworld and transformation-focused narrative—ideal for asking questions about change, closure, protection and spiritual passage. 

• Designed for both intuitive beginners and seasoned readers who want a deck that supports shadow work, life transition readings, and deep symbolic insight.

How to use this tarot deck:

• Pull a card when you’re navigating endings, transitions or seeking protection; let the image of Santa Muerte guide you through the darkness into clarity.

• Use it for readings focused on transformation, spiritual justice, crossing thresholds, or connecting with ancestral energy and spirit guides.

• Incorporate it into ritual work, altar practice or devotion to guide you through cycles of life and death, healing, and renewal.

Details:

• Title: Santa Muerte Tarot Deck

• Creator/Artist: Fabio Listrani

• Publisher: Lo Scarabeo

• Includes: 78-card deck + multilingual booklet (English, Spanish, French, Italian, German) 

• Style: Traditional tarot layout re-imagined with skeletal figures, vibrant Mexican folk art influences, and deeper themes of mortality and transformation.