Position board
Rings of ash
An oval wooden board with carved frames. Three, four or five spaces — you choose the depth.
Lay the cards face down in order. Turn them one by one: first the starting point, then the block, then the answer.
Eight tables
The tarot atelier
Shuffle the full deck — 78 cards, the way it is done at the table. Choose a spread, watch the riffle, and lay one card at a time face down. Turn when you are ready.
Celtic cross
The oak cross
A large oak board shaped as a cross with a staff to the right. Ten holders. For what can take depth.
Cards 1 and 2 cross in the middle. 3–6 around. 7–10 in the line to the right: you, the room, the fear, the outcome.
Yes/no and pendulum
The pendulum's glass
A card at the side for context. In the middle a round field: YES, NO, MAYBE. The pendulum does the rest.
Lay one card in the frame. Turn it. Then release the pendulum over the glass and let it land.
Moon-phase board
The moon table
The board follows the light: new, waxing, full, waning. What you start, build, release and rest in.
One card at each phase. Turn from new moon toward waning.
Display board
Today's altar
A wooden block with one groove. Today's card stands upright, visible, through the day.
Draw one card, set it in the groove, turn it. Let it stand.
Crystal grid
Flower of life
Seven holders in sacred geometry. Cards in frames, crystals on the points around to hold the reading.
The centre first, then the six around clockwise. Place the crystals afterwards.
Zodiac board
The year wheel
A round board in twelve fields — not house numbers, but life as it feels. One card for each area.
Draw twelve cards clockwise from “Me”. Read one field at a time.
Letter table
The spirit table
Letters in a ring, YES and NO, and three card holders. The pointer spells what the cards will not say aloud.
Lay three cards: the question, the spirit, the way. Turn them. Then the pointer moves.