Handmade Exposed Spine Journal - Parody Tarot Cards

The Selfie Addict. The Salty Bitch. The Mom. The Housewife. These are not your ancestor's major arcana. This cover fabric reimagines the tarot deck as a skeleton-filled fever dream in neon. Part divination, part group chat. Who needs The Tower when you can commune with The Real Housewives of Tarot?

Inside, lavender sun-burst end papers invite you into a reading. The spine is hand-sewn with an exposed French link stitch and finished with multi-colored glass beads.

96 pages of smooth white writing paper, left blank so you can write, sketch, or document the world wherever you end up. Small enough to carry and tough enough to travel. 

No two books in the bindery are exactly alike, and once a book is gone it won't be made again. The book you see in the picture is the book you'll receive.

This Book Is Great For: Dry media like pen, pencil, charcoal, and fountain pens. This paper isn't a fan of getting wet and a splash will make the pages warp. If they get soaked, the paper itself will start to break down. The binding will hold up fine, but the pages won't stand a chance.

• Binding: Hybrid Coptic style with an exposed spine, made to lie flat with a case-style hinge for added durability. 
• Dimensions: 5.5 × 8.5 inches (a tiny bit smaller than an A5)
• Paper: 65lbs white writing Paper
• Pages: 96
• Cover: Cotton Fabric

Handmade in Pittsburgh, PA by Kinhollow Bindery.