Tarot

QUEN Tarot - 2022 CARTA Awards' Tarot of the Year

by Bydala Divinations

The QUEN Tarot is an 85-card deck that integrates Asian wisdom, culture, and iconic cityscapes into its imagery. It was recognized as the 2022 CARTA Awards' Tarot of the Year.

85 cards

Key Features

85 QUEN Tarot cards, expanding on the traditional 78-card system
Includes an additional 50 QUEN Oracle cards
Focuses on Asian wisdom, culture, and iconic cities
Awarded 2022 CARTA Awards' Tarot of the Year
Successfully funded on Kickstarter in 2023

Who It's For

This deck is ideal for readers interested in exploring tarot and oracle systems through the lens of Asian culture and wisdom. It appeals to collectors seeking unique, award-winning decks, as well as experienced readers looking for an expanded tarot system combined with an oracle for deeper insights. Those with an appreciation for diverse cultural representations in their divination tools will find this deck particularly engaging.

Funded on Kickstarter · 68 backers · Launched Nov 2023 · View campaign

Last updated April 14, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the QUEN Tarot?

The QUEN Tarot is an 85-card tarot deck that integrates Asian wisdom, culture, and iconic cityscapes into its imagery. It was recognized as the 2022 CARTA Awards' Tarot of the Year, highlighting its unique approach and quality within the divination community.

How many cards are in the QUEN Tarot and Oracle set?

The set includes 85 QUEN Tarot cards, which is an expanded number beyond the traditional 78-card tarot system, and an additional 50 QUEN Oracle cards, making for a total of 135 cards across both decks.

What themes does the QUEN Tarot explore?

The QUEN Tarot explores themes of Asian wisdom, culture, and features iconic cities. Its imagery and concepts are rooted in the rich heritage of Asia, offering a culturally specific perspective for divination.

Is the QUEN Tarot suitable for beginners?

While the QUEN Tarot features an expanded 85-card system and an additional oracle deck, its recognition as 'Tarot of the Year' suggests a well-developed system. Beginners with an interest in Asian culture and a willingness to learn a unique system may find it rewarding, though it might differ from standard Rider-Waite-Smith based decks.