THE SASURAIBITO TAROT

Have you ever felt that you’re searching for something warm and indescribable? That longing to find a refuge, a place of rest and healing. Well, there’s a Japanese word for you: “sasuraibito”, meaning “traveller”, but also “wanderer”, a searcher for home.

This tarot, created by acclaimed artist Stasia Burrington, is exactly what you’ve been looking for. Discover 78 cards inspired by the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, infused with contemporary Western sensibility, Japanese aesthetics, and Buddhist philosophy. A unique blend: fresh, elegant, curious and, why not, timeless.

Stasia Burrington is a Japanese-American artist based in Seatac, Washington, with over 30 years of experience in illustration. As a visual storyteller, she is the creator of the Sasuraibito Tarot, as well as The Empty Cup Oracle and Space Girl. She also illustrated the bestselling children’s book Mae Among the Stars. Her work has earned her the title of “Master of Erotic Art” (2020) and wide international recognition. Today, she works full-time as an illustrator, creating and shipping artwork worldwide.

• 78 cards measuring 7 cm × 12 cm, printed on 330 gsm cardstock with a matte finish and UV protection for greater durability.
• Gold edges that enhance their design.
• Includes a 63-page guidebook with brief notes on the meaning and symbolism of each card.
• Presented in a sturdy lidded box, decorated with the design from the back of the cards.

Cards and guidebook in English.