Snack Tarot / おやつタロット
¥5,940
Nearly 100 kinds of snacks come together in this delightful tarot deck—
a heartwarming tarot filled with sweets and treats.
Cream puffs, chocolate, pancakes…
This unique 78-card full tarot deck features almost 100 different kinds of snacks and desserts, each lovingly illustrated and infused into traditional tarot imagery.
“I wanted to create cards that could bring back a smile—
even when people are dealing with worries they can’t easily talk about,
or questions that seem impossible to answer.”
About 15 years ago, this idea sparked the beginning of the project.
While searching for inspiration, the creator noticed a relative constantly baking cakes and sweets—and suddenly realized that sweets have the power to heal.
That moment led to the decision to make snacks the theme of a tarot deck.
In creating this deck, the goal was not just to make something “cute” or “unique,”
but to stay faithful to traditional tarot principles.
Based on the classic Rider–Waite Tarot, the deck carefully preserves tarot symbolism and the core meanings of each suit
(Coins, Swords, Wands, and Cups),
reimagined through a wide variety of snacks and sweets.
As a result, this deck is enjoyable not only for beginners,
but also for experienced tarot readers.
Each card is hand-painted by the creator using acrylic paints.
In an era where many tarot decks are digitally illustrated,
this analog artwork feels nostalgic yet somehow new—
a deck you’ll want to return to again and again.
Please enjoy the bright, cheerful atmosphere that only hand-painted art can convey.
Beyond traditional tarot readings, this deck can be enjoyed in many creative ways:
• using the cards to decide on your next snack
• sharing them like a picture book with children
• or simply enjoying the artwork and stories they inspire
Just by using it, you may find both your heart and appetite feeling satisfied.
A truly joyful tarot deck has arrived. 🍪✨
Ekaki non
Illustrator / Portrait Artist
Born in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan.
From an early age, non loved drawing and had many opportunities to create artwork through school events and club activities. After gaining professional experience working at a department store, she began her career as an illustrator following marriage and childbirth.
A family illness led her to obtain certifications as a nutritionist and aromatherapy advisor, deepening her interest in healing work. Around the same time, the loss of a beloved person awakened her curiosity toward the invisible, spiritual aspects of life.
In 2012, she earned Level 1 Certification in Portrait Illustration (Japan Portrait Examination Association). Since then, she has been active as a portrait artist, primarily in Aichi Prefecture and on social media, with experience creating portraits of over 1,000 people.