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Altar cloths which double as a tarot cloth, shapes a clean base for ritual or decor. Our range includes many symbols, colors, and sizes to fit different paths. Also, these work well as a tarot cloth and pair with altar tools for daily use. Explore altar tools and browse tarot decks in one place.
Shop for divination tools with ease because it is secure with safe payment methods. We pack orders with care and ship fast with flat rate shipping. Also, free shipping on orders over $99, and our customer service is glad to help. Choose an altar or tarot cloth that fits the work you do and set a clear space for focus.
- Range of colors, symbols, and sizes.
- Many cloths double as tarot reading cloths.
- Fit for home altars or shop displays.
- Fast ordering and flat rate shipping.
- Free shipping on orders over $99.
Uses For Altar Cloths and Tarot Cloths
Altar cloths or a tarot cloth keeps tools clean and set a clear base for ritual work. Some products come in light fabric while others use heavier fabric or cotton blends. All cloths are machine washable. Read the label.
An altar cloth protects your altar table or your tarot cards during a reading. So, these double as tarot cloths and also cover crystal balls. Pagan and celestial designs set a clean base for ritual tools and ritual supplies. Shop for an altar cloth or a tarot cloth online with ease. Visit our brick-and-mortar shop in Hamilton, OH near Cincinnati. We have a wide range of altar supply and metaphysical products.
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Many buyers use altar cloths for spell work, seasonal tables, prayer settings, moon phase work, and holiday altars. Also, tarot readers use tarot cloths as a clean surface for spreads and travel readings. These cloths help keep focus during card pulls or layout work. They also stop cards from slipping and protect printed card edges.
Symbols And Styles
Many altar cloths and tarot cloths have designs like moon phases, pentagrams, Celtic knots, triquetras, trees, and or chakras. Also, dark colors give strong contrast for tarot card layouts and reading mats. These styles support a focus or intent, so choose one to match your path.
Some cloths feature zodiac signs or sun and moon prints for astrology readings. Others carry triple moon symbols for goddess work. Also, bold borders frame tarot spreads when you read tarot cards for clients or classes. Shop for printed cloths for display altars and solid cloths for focused readings. Both work well for daily use.
Choose an Altar Cloth
Choose a size that fits your altar or reading table. Also choose a style that fits your work. Many pick altar cloths for Wicca, prayer cloths for meditation work, or a tarot reading cloth that doubles as a protective cloth for tarot cards. Some keep more than one cloth to rotate for seasons, readings, or lunar cycles.
Some choose small cloths for travel kits and larger cloths for main altars. Also, many match colors to the tone of the reading. Purple and black work well for tarot, while green and blue serve nature work or calm space. Match symbols to your path or tools so the cloth supports your work.
Care And Storage
Fold an altar cloth or a tarot cloth after use and store it in a tarot or trinket box. While machine washable, these can be hand washed too. Dry flat to keep shape and print. Keep cloths clean to protect your cards or crystal ball.
Also, store essential oils and incense away from cloths to avoid marks. Always use products in a safe manner, so use caution with fire, candles or incense bowls. Clean cloths last longer and stay smooth, which helps tarot cards lay flat and tools stay steady.
FAQ About Altar Cloths and Tarot Cloths
Q: Can I use an altar cloth as a tarot reading cloth?
A: Yes. It works well for reading tarot.
Q: Which cloths are best for tarot cards?
A: Dark cloths give strong contrast for layouts and spreads.
Q: Do I need more than one cloth?
A: Use one for readings, one for crystal balls, and one for altars.
Q: Can altar cloths handle resin incense or cone burners?
A: Yes and no. Some incense burners can get very hot, cauldrons can too. Always put safety first. Use an ash catcher or safe bowl or holder to protect the surface.
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