A graphic celebrating Madame F's Queer Britain Art Award finalist status in 2025, featuring a frog wearing a silver curly wig with bubbles, on a red background with white text.

The Hierophanies Tarot is a colourful and queer 81 card tarot deck centering LGBTQ+ identities, illustrated by a trans bi polyam illustrator.

The Hierophanies tarot deck: an 81 card vividly illustrated deck with an LGBTQ+ focus., illustrated by Klaus Piechocki.

A decorative illustration of a doorway with a wreath, surrounded by cascading flowers, and a small balcony above with a dog and children, labeled 'Death' at the bottom.

Illustration of a man floating underwater with closed eyes, surrounded by eight different vessels, representing the Eight of Vessels tarot card.

An illustrated card titled 'Three of Vessels' showing three women in a boat on the water, with one woman holding a paddle, one reclining and reaching out, and the third holding a bowl, with a pink sky and clouds in the background.

A tarot card titled 'The Son' depicts a man with short, curly hair and a laurel crown, raising his hands towards the sky with radiant light emanating from them. Surrounding him are sunflowers and intricate floral designs on an orange background.

A tarot card titled 'The Moons' features a sleeping woman with long red hair lying on a pillow with a celestial background of moons and colorful swirling clouds.

A stylized illustration of a tornado near a collapsing house, with dark storm clouds, lightning bolts, and debris in the sky. The card is labeled 'XVI' at the top and 'The Tower' at the bottom.

Trash scattered on a beach with plastic bottles, cans, and food wrappers, and a skull with a snake on it labeled "the Devil".

Tarot card titled "Two of Wands" featuring a woman with pink hair standing between two yellow wands, near the ocean with clouds in the sky.

Digital artwork of a heart with vibrant colors, inside a transparent phone case with a pink background. The card has the words 'Judgement' at the bottom.

Illustration of two people holding rainbow flags with the word "Resist" written across the image, representing activism for justice.

A tarot card titled 'Three of Blades' featuring an illustration of three splitting blades, with two portraits of people in the background, surrounded by confetti and a fork and knife at the bottom.

A woman with long, flowing hair performs an aerial pose on a yellow-striped background, with her arms raised and legs bent.

A woman dressed as a queen holding a large sword overhead, standing in a room with bookshelves and an open ceiling revealing sky and clouds. The card is titled "King of Blades."

A cartoon drawing of a person holding a tea kettle with a floral design in front of a plant.

Hierophanies are sacred tools.

Let them show you the way.

Black and white illustration of a castle with a tall, pointed tower surrounded by hills or mountains.

Hierophanies (Hi-roph-anies) are sacred objects, and each suit; wands, pentacles, blades, and vessels; hold their own secrets.

The Hierophanies Tarot reimagines the white, European, and heterosexual imagery of the Rider-Waite-Smith deck. Containing bright full colour illustrated cards illustrated by queer trans artist and practising witch Klaus Piechocki. The cards contain a diverse cast of people of different races, body shapes and gender expressions. There are four alternative Lovers cards showing straight, gay, lesbian and polyamorous couples, that can be left in the deck if they resonate, or removed to create a personalised deck that reflects you.