Made from black velvet with metallic gold thread embroidery, the velvet tarot pouch displays Amrit Brar’s original The High Priestess illustration from Marigold Tarot and is sized to cradle tarot decks, a grimoire, a Kindle Scribe, or most iPads while protecting corners with padded satin lining and a tassel zipper closure. A lined back pocket keeps cards or a small items separate.
* Material: synthetic black velvet exterior, metallic gold thread embroidery, padded satin lining
* Size: 9.5" x 11.5"
* Closure: tassel zipper closure; lined back pocket
* Fits: tarot decks, oracle decks, Kindle Scribe and most Kindle models, all iPads except 12.9" models, paperbacks and hardcovers
* Functions: book sleeve, kindle case, tarot card holder, padded tech sleeve, protective tablet bag, soft reader pouch
* Design provenance: embroidered, original art by Amrit Brar for 13th Press (no AI used)
* Care: hand wash only; lay flat to dry
Details: The High Priestess Book/iPad/Kindle Sleeve is constructed to protect delicate corners and covers while presenting Amrit Brar’s intricate embroidered illustration in metallic gold thread. The padded satin lining cushions decks and devices against everyday bumps, and the back pocket offers quick access to journal pages, spreads, or a small guidebook. The velvet exterior gives a soft, tactile feel suited to sacred tool storage and daily carry alike.
Size & Compatibility: At 9.5" x 11.5", this protective tablet bag accommodates most e-readers and tablets except 12.9" iPad models. It fits Marigold Tarot decks and the Marigold Tarot Guide to the Symbolism, along with many paperback and hardcover books. Use it as a kindle case, oracle deck bag, or witchy stationery holder depending on your needs.
Care & Handling: Hand wash only to preserve the velvet and metallic thread. Lay flat and let naturally dry. Avoid machine washing, bleaching agents, and high-heat drying to keep the embroidered art cover and satin lining in good condition.
Amrit Brar and 13th Press use NO AI when designing our products. All 13th Press products are derived from Amrit Brar's original illustrations.
