The twenty-second cat tarot card, also known as the twentieth card, “The World,” can be fitted with additional parts to become a hanging plaque. It can serve as a bookmark or used for divination. By attaching a magnetic sheet to its back, it transforms into a refrigerator magnet—truly versatile!

Next comes the twenty-third card, “The Fool,” followed by the box and various related accessories. After more than half a year of production, the cat tarot cards are nearing completion. We sincerely thank everyone for their support. Let’s look forward to the final phase together—once our community grows stronger, you’ll soon be able to start printing too!

The World symbolizes the culmination of the universe, echoing the tenth Major Arcana card, “Wheel of Fortune.” The four cardinal symbols remain the lion, eagle, angel, and bull; however, instead of the Wheel of Fortune at the center, there now stands a feline goddess dancing within a laurel wreath. She holds a wand in one hand—appearing simultaneously like a key—as she cheers on those stepping toward the end, perhaps issuing a call to guide victors before the Gate of Wisdom, where they may receive the key unlocking happiness. The World marks both the conclusion of life’s journey in the Major Arcana and the beginning of a new chapter. Entering the Gate of Wisdom, you return to your humble self—the Fool—striving once again to seek fresh wisdom or new life goals. The essence of joy lies in wholeness—a sense of everything working harmoniously together. This isn’t static equilibrium but rather dynamic balance. When all elements collaborate, one feels fulfilled and blessed.

The World represents a period of broadened horizons. Although nothing may change immediately, during this time you possess ample energy to explore what truly captivates you. Traveling is often an excellent choice; under the World’s protective influence, your journeys are likely safe and rewarding. Expanding your circle of friends or immersing yourself in poetry and literature are equally beneficial. Since immediate transformation seems unattainable, take the opportunity to explore diverse possibilities. You might discover unexpected opportunities among paths you never considered, embarking anew on a grand voyage. The World also signifies communion with nature—recharging and relaxing in the great outdoors helps ensure a steadier path ahead.

On the other hand, as the final card among the 22 Major Arcana, The World embodies completeness. Yet when things reach perfection, change becomes difficult. A jagged stone may alter its shape with just a slight bump, while a smooth, round stone remains unchanged even after rolling endlessly. Similarly, an all-encompassing entity tends to lack distinct character. Thus, The World is arguably the least distinctive of all the Major Arcana cards, making it hard to judge whether it’s good or bad. Nevertheless, most people prefer stability. Even if circumstances aren’t ideal, many find comfort in settling down, going with the flow, and occasionally reflecting on unfinished matters over tea. Consequently, those who draw The World often feel satisfied with its promise of peace and contentment—after weathering so much hardship, they finally long for stability. And isn’t “contentment” itself a form of success in life?

However, sometimes you may encounter situations where drawing The World feels particularly daunting—for instance, when career prospects hit rock bottom or relationships are stuck in stalemate. Though rare, such scenarios can prove troublesome, as The World then becomes almost a nightmare. Due to its inherent stability, whatever predicament you face will persist for a considerable length of time—and remain unchanged. Among longer-term cards, The World can be especially frustrating. Unlike the Wheel of Fortune, which promises gradual shifts at the end of each cycle, or the Tower card that overwhelms you completely, The World gives the impression of driving through the Sahara Desert with just enough fuel: endless flat terrain, seemingly unchanging scenery, enduring drought and scorching heat—exhausting yet utterly boring because there’s no way out. Before crossing this desert, you’re forced to repeat the same mechanical motions over and over, actions that may eventually carry you beyond the sands—but right now, that outcome remains entirely uncertain. Faced with such circumstances, you must simply endure. While conventional advice suggests finding some amusement, even the most entertaining distractions may seem hollow under these conditions.

The card artwork is original design, measuring 8×12 cm with a thickness of 2.8 mm.
 

For optimal results, we recommend using a 0.2 mm nozzle; however, a 0.4 mm nozzle also prints normally, as shown in the image below.

Materials used:
If using AMS filament, normal printing works fine; otherwise,

begin printing in black

Switch to red printing starting from layer 10

Change to sunshine yellow printing at layer 19

Finally, switch to white printing at layer 27

We plan to create a series of 22 Major Arcana cards, concluding with a matching box. Stay tuned and follow our collection! ↓

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