Gnostic, Fantastic and Tarot art by Ina Auderieth

Welcome to the Ina Auderieth webshop, home of the Conjunction Tarot and my symbolic and visionary artwork.

Here you can explore Tarot, prints, and other pieces inspired by symbolism, mythology, the occult, and the inner world.
The Conjunction Tarot was created as more than a tool for divination. Its imagery is meant to be explored slowly and interpreted in a personal way, whether you are new to Tarot or have been working with the cards for many years.

Feel free to look around and discover the pieces that speak to you.

A Modern Tarot - Rooted in Esoteric Tradition

The Conjunction Tarot is an 80-card deck, developed over nine years, uniting alchemical, hermetic, and gnostic traditions into a singular, contemplative system. Each card serves as a mirror and a gateway, inviting reflection and igniting the inner spark of transformation.

The structure follows classical models: the Major Arcana align with the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, while the Minor Arcana reflect the four elemental worlds. Yet the deck stays open and integrative, welcoming all traditions without dogma.

Handcrafted with Intention - A Tool for Inner Work

Every card was hand-drawn with pigment liners and colored by pen. I spent 20 to 50 hours on each one, using digital gold tones for a refined yet sustainable finish. The result is a deeply personal, symbolically rich deck.

This deck goes beyond fortune-telling. It’s meant as a companion for introspection, meditation, and spiritual study, a symbolic map for your own path of self-discovery.

Thoughtful Design & Materials

The deck is printed on premium matte cardstock, housed in a gold-edged magnetic box, and includes a full-color guidebook. It was produced with the same care I gave the art itself.

The Conjunction Tarot

OUT NOW and strictly limited: the Major Arcana card set

About the Conjunction Tarotdeck

The Conjunction Tarot deck is drawn by hand, all pieces are traditional art. HERE you can find an overview of how the original artwork looks like.
I work about 20 – 50 hours on a drawing, which is why I need 1 – 2 months per piece. That’s the reason I will needed about nine years to finish the whole deck.

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