Fanny Wuyts drew the Cosmosis Tarot over five years, with a guidebook by Bridge Berne to go beside it.
Fanny Wuyts is an independent artist. Cosmosis took her five years of research, drawing and spiritual practice. Its first edition came out in 2022. She drew every card by hand and layered it with digital collage, with no AI anywhere in the work. What went into it was her tarot practice, yoga, meditation, shamanic traditions and a reverence for nature. On the cards you find celestial imagery, sacred geometry, botanicals and symbolic animals.
The deck keeps the full Rider-Waite-Smith structure, so you can read it with the traditional meanings. The Major Arcana carry their titles and no keywords, whereas the Minor Arcana carry subtle keywords and the suits are arranged by element: Air for Swords, Water for Cups, Earth for Pentacles and Fire for Wands. Bridge Berne's 111-page guidebook sits beside it and a keyword reference card tucks into the box.
The cards are 350gsm art paper with a soft-touch matte finish and raspberry red gilded edges, in a full-colour box with a magnetic closure. We send it from the UK.
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