CharmCast Tarot -- Plastics

The CharmCast Tarot: Plastics edition is a unique take on the traditional tarot deck, presented as a set of small, opaque white plastic tokens rather than standard cards. Each token features a tarot image printed in black on one side, offering a minimalist and durable alternative to paper cards. This project was launched in response to requests for a more affordable and accessible version of the original CharmCast Tarot.

The tokens are designed to be compact and portable, measuring approximately 31mm x 18mm x 2mm. This format suggests a different tactile experience compared to shuffling cards, potentially lending itself to casting or drawing tokens from a pouch. The black-on-white aesthetic ensures clarity of the imagery while maintaining a clean, understated look.

Each set includes a drawstring pouch for storage and transport, emphasizing the deck's portability and ease of use. The creator, Amalie, describes herself as a writer, graphic artist, and tarot fanatic, with a passion for bringing dreams into tangible form. This plastics edition reflects her commitment to making tarot accessible to a wider audience through innovative and cost-effective production methods.

This deck is ideal for tarot enthusiasts seeking a highly portable, durable, and budget-friendly option. It appeals to readers who prefer a minimalist aesthetic and are open to alternative formats beyond traditional cards. Its small size and plastic material make it suitable for travel, outdoor readings, or for those who want a discreet divination tool. It may also attract collectors interested in unique tarot formats.

Amalie, the creator behind CharmCast Tarot, identifies as a writer, graphic artist, and tarot fanatic. With a strong astrological influence from Neptune, Mercury, and the Sun in her 12th house, she sees herself as a "Professional Daydreamer" dedicated to manifesting her visions. StoryOracle is her platform for transforming these dreams into physical products, while writing serves as another avenue for her creative expression, with traditional publishing credits since 2013.