Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video I’m unboxing and taking a closer look at the Lacrimosa Tarot by Rose Bae, a striking indie tarot deck known for its dark, gothic collage aesthetic and deeply emotional symbolism.
The word Lacrimosa comes from Latin, meaning tearful or weeping, a theme that beautifully reflects the deck’s atmosphere of melancholy, devotion, and spiritual reflection. The title also echoes the famous Lacrimosa movement from the Requiem in D minor, K. 626 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, which evokes powerful themes of grief, transcendence, and the human soul confronting the mysteries of existence.
Created by Rose Bae, this 78-card tarot deck blends fragments of classical art, religious iconography, anatomical imagery, flowers, and gothic symbolism into haunting collage compositions. The result is a tarot deck that feels both sacred and unsettling, inviting readers into a space of introspection, shadow work, and emotional depth.
In this walkthrough I explore the artwork card by card, sharing my first impressions of the imagery, symbolism, and overall atmosphere of the deck. If you enjoy tarot decks with a darker aesthetic, rich symbolism, and a deeply reflective tone, the Lacrimosa Tarot is certainly one that stands out.
Let me know in the comments what you think of this deck and whether its gothic, devotional style resonates with you.
Check out Rose Bae’s MPC shop here ~ makeplayingcards.com/sell/rosebaetarot?srsltid=AfmBOorSlTBNERbYjkjww9wTcwx_Bj8XovcAGivQXv3JtS8P1bOlO_UN
#tarot #tarotcards #tarotdeck #tarotcommunity #tarotcollection #indietarot #collagetarot #gothictarot #lacrimosatarot #rosebae #tarotwalkthrough #tarotunboxing
In this video I’m unboxing and taking a closer look at the Lacrimosa Tarot by Rose Bae, a striking indie tarot deck known for its dark, gothic collage aesthetic and deeply emotional symbolism.
The word Lacrimosa comes from Latin, meaning tearful or weeping, a theme that beautifully reflects the deck’s atmosphere of melancholy, devotion, and spiritual reflection. The title also echoes the famous Lacrimosa movement from the Requiem in D minor, K. 626 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, which evokes powerful themes of grief, transcendence, and the human soul confronting the mysteries of existence.
Created by Rose Bae, this 78-card tarot deck blends fragments of classical art, religious iconography, anatomical imagery, flowers, and gothic symbolism into haunting collage compositions. The result is a tarot deck that feels both sacred and unsettling, inviting readers into a space of introspection, shadow work, and emotional depth.
In this walkthrough I explore the artwork card by card, sharing my first impressions of the imagery, symbolism, and overall atmosphere of the deck. If you enjoy tarot decks with a darker aesthetic, rich symbolism, and a deeply reflective tone, the Lacrimosa Tarot is certainly one that stands out.
Let me know in the comments what you think of this deck and whether its gothic, devotional style resonates with you.
Check out Rose Bae’s MPC shop here ~ makeplayingcards.com/sell/rosebaetarot?srsltid=AfmBOorSlTBNERbYjkjww9wTcwx_Bj8XovcAGivQXv3JtS8P1bOlO_UN
#tarot #tarotcards #tarotdeck #tarotcommunity #tarotcollection #indietarot #collagetarot #gothictarot #lacrimosatarot #rosebae #tarotwalkthrough #tarotunboxing
