The Sacred Web Tarot Deck & Guidebook

Every thread connects. Every card reminds you.

The Sacred Web Tarot Deck & Guidebook is a beautifully illustrated, gender-neutral tarot deck and guidebook from mother-son duo Jannie Bui Brown (author) and James Brown IV (illustrator) — a collaboration rooted in the belief that we are all part of one interconnected web of life. Compared to The Wild Unknown for its distinctive, nature-rooted visual language and its deeply inclusive approach to self-reflection, The Sacred Web offers a tarot experience centered in self-love, self-compassion, and the recognition of our shared connection.

The web as symbol runs through every card — not as something trapping or sinister, but as sacred geometry, as the visible pattern of relationship and belonging that underlies all living things. The artwork by James Brown IV brings this vision to life with a cosmic, starfield aesthetic and mandala-like precision. The result is a deck that reads as both visually striking and emotionally grounding.

Highly inclusive in its imagery and intention, The Sacred Web is a deck for every kind of reader — regardless of background, identity, or experience level.

What's Included:

• Full tarot deck with original illustrations by James Brown IV
• Comprehensive guidebook by Jannie Bui Brown
• Boxed set | Published by HarperCollins

Why This Deck:

• Mother-son collaboration — Jannie Bui Brown (author) and James Brown IV (illustrator)
• Comparable to The Wild Unknown — distinctive, nature-rooted, emotionally resonant visual language
• Gender-neutral imagery — highly inclusive, welcoming for all readers
• Sacred geometry and cosmic web symbolism — every card rooted in interconnection and belonging
• HarperCollins — major publisher, high production quality
• Centered in self-reflection, self-love, and self-compassion

Deck Details:

• Full tarot deck + guidebook | Publisher: HarperCollins
• Written by Jannie Bui Brown | Illustrated by James Brown IV
• ISBN: 9780063205550

For Wild Unknown fans, inclusive tarot seekers, sacred geometry lovers, anyone on a path of self-compassion, and those who feel called by the idea that we are all woven from the same web.