Goddess Hats
Description: The goddess Cerridwen takes center stage in this rendition of the tarot card The Star. She kneels in front of her cauldron brewing a concoction denoted in her magical spell book. Smoke rises & surrounds the enchantress as a star shines brightly in the sky. Seven glowing lights flow through the smoke representing each elemental chakra. The smoke splits into five separate rivulets. A raven sits on a branch watching the Celtic goddess. Cerridwen's witchy items are shelved inside a hollowed out tree.
Description: In this wiccan interpretation of the Major Arcana tarot card Temperance, the Yoruba goddess Yemaya balances herself between the chaotic waves of the ocean behind her and the solid rocks of the shore in front of her. Whatever comes her way, Yemaya is calm. The star path in the sky above her leads to her as she represents enlightenment.
Description: Goddess A clean ribbon banner stretches across a cluster of hand-drawn daisies, pairing soft floral illustration with a direct, unapologetic statement. The contrast between delicate petals and assertive lettering makes it effective for empowerment themes, spring aesthetics, and everyday confidence. Its straightforward message keeps it versatile while still carrying enough personality to stand out.
Description: This wicca design features our interpretation of the Apple of Discord in the Major Arcana tarot card, The Tower. Eris, the Greek mythology goddess of chaos, drops a golden apple leading to a war between the Spartans & Trojans known as the Trojan War. As the tower crumbles, one soldier from each side leaps from the building amidst the chaos. The flaming arrows represent the ten branches of the tree of life and the twelve zodiac signs.
Description: This witchy design features the Norse goddess of war & sorcery, Freyja. This Major Arcana tarot card has been revamped with a powerful, warrior form of the goddess. She stands strong in her chariot wielding her wand & shield, decorated with the Triskelion. As her cats pull the chariot in opposite directions, Freyja uses her magick through determination and willpower to move them forward. Her belt buckle is a crescent moon, symbolizing her connection with the stars and that in which is coming into being.
Description: In this rendition of the Major Arcana tarot card The Sun, the Welsh goddess Rhiannon rides a white horse as the sun shines brightly above them. Rhiannon's white birds circle overhead. Four sunflowers grow from the grass symbolizing the elements of nature. Rhiannon's nakedness signifies her purity. This is further represented by the color of her steed and birds. The red blanket draped on the horse's back waves in the wind and signals a revitalization of sorts. This card is a bringer of positivity and light.
Description: This wiccan design features our favorite Egyptian cat goddess & protector of the home, Bastet. Also known as Bast, she is viewed as the passive feline goddesses, as opposed to her outwardly aggressive counterpart, Sekhmet. Although she is characterized as the gentler feline goddess between the two, Bastet's strength lies within herself and makes her a perfect characterization for this card. If you love tarot, witchcraft & wicca magick, this will make a great gift for witches.
Description: Inspired by our reverence towards the Goddess Hecate and our love of tarot, this design included major imagery associated with this Greek goddess of magick. Behind the Hecate Triformis, you’ll see the Triple Goddess Moon in which Hecate’s Wheel can be found. Notice the crossroads at which she is placed. Hecate is known for helping those who call upon her to make decisions and find their way. And an image of Hecate is not complete without her dogs, of course.
Description: This started as a simple tattoo design and I added more to it to look more Mucha inspired as well as have more design overall. The woman is actually a design for the Norse goddess Hel. Which is why half of her looks the way it does. The more greenish part of her is the half that is decayed.
