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A call for justice for this plump yet mysteriously never fed feline. In actual tarot the card is associated with planet Venus and the zodiac sign of Libra. It can have a number of meanings and interpretations from triumph of the right side of the law, probity, to legal complications, excessive severity, or bias.
Soft sage green, warm parchment, dusty gold, and pale blush pink dominate this print, with cool white and a thread of slate blue running through the linework – a palette that reads simultaneously cosy and otherworldly. Those warm, yellow-leaning neutrals in the parchment and gold mean the print settles beautifully against walls in aged linen, warm oat, or soft buttercream, where its tones read as tonal neighbours rather than contrast. For something with a little more pull, the sage green in the background has a blue-grey undertone that will echo a muted eucalyptus or dusty celadon wall without competing with it. If you want contrast, the blush accents in the cat’s open mouth carry just enough warmth to hold their own against a deep terracotta or clay wall, provided the other furnishings stay quiet. In terms of style, this print suits maximalist-eclectic interiors, witchy or occult-influenced spaces, modern bohemian rooms, and the kind of carefully curated whimsy that characterises cottagecore at its less saccharine end. It earns its place above a writing desk, on a kitchen wall where a well-fed cat is an obvious household deity, or anchoring a reading nook surrounded by plants and mismatched candles. Part of the Tarot Cats collection – a series that reimagines classic tarot arcana through the deeply relatable behaviour of cats – it pairs naturally with other prints from the collection for a gallery wall that rewards close reading. It makes an excellent gift for tarot enthusiasts, cat owners, or anyone who has ever felt personally wronged by an empty food bowl.
Printed using archival pigment inks on Enhanced Matte art paper, a smooth gallery-grade stock with a soft, glare-free finish – the surface sits without shine under any lighting condition, and suits both slim natural wood or metal frames and more ornate gilded or antique mouldings equally well. The A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) and A3 (29.7 × 42 cm) sizes are ideal on a gallery wall or propped on a shelf, letting the card’s fine linework and the cat’s gleefully indignant expression be appreciated up close; the A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) works well as a single statement piece above a console or mantelpiece; and the A1 (59.4 × 84.1 cm) and A0 (84.1 × 118.9 cm) sizes carry enough presence to anchor a stairwell wall or command a full wall in a larger room, where the radiating light behind the cat reads almost like a halo at a distance. This print is also available as a 28 × 40" (70 × 100 cm) canvas print, ready to hang with no frame needed.
Retrogrades Tarot Cats. Let’s see if I’ll make it to a full deck of cats, in the meantime let these be with and guide you in your ways. Because let’s face it, cats are the rulers of our destiny and household. Inspired by vintage tarot card illustrations and a muted colour palette, these are seriously collectible and real ease their full potential paired in multiples on your wall!
