The third cat-themed Tarot card—Position 2, the High Priestess—can be customized with additional components to serve as a decorative plaque, used as a bookmark, or even employed for divination. Attach a magnetic backing to turn it into a fridge magnet—this versatile card has countless uses!

As it happens, an esoteric arts competition has just been announced, so let’s take a moment to chat about this project. I’m currently working on a series of cat-themed Tarot cards—and this is the third installment in the collection. My plan is to create all 22 Major Arcana cards in sequential order, then finish the set by crafting a custom box to house them. I hope you’ll enjoy these cards; however, designing and refining the artwork will take quite some time, so this is shaping up to be a rather lengthy endeavor. Fingers crossed that I can squeeze in a couple more pieces during the competition—o(*≧▽≦)ツ 

The wise High Priestess sits serenely on her throne, said to be the messenger of the Moon, embodying intuition and profound wisdom. Compared to the Cat Magician’s fiery passion and proactive nature, the High Priestess only emerges in the dead of night, quietly holding sacred texts as she offers silent prayers. While the Magician exudes masculine energy, the High Priestess represents feminine grace—her calm demeanor highlights inner composure, and her reserved nature reveals deep insight.

The pillars’ inscriptions, “B” and “J,” stand for Boaz and Jachin—the names of the two great pillars that once flanked the Temple in Jerusalem. Boaz symbolizes mystery and passivity, while Jachin embodies action and the pursuit of conscious understanding. Together, they encapsulate the timeless concept of duality—yin and yang, darkness and light, the earthly realm and the divine. Some say the High Priestess harbors profound inner contradictions, much like her position between the temple columns: quiet yet deeply turbulent, caught between day and night, black and white, justice and evil—as she contemplates the meaning of existence and reflects on the fleeting impermanence of human life. Perhaps it’s precisely this delicate balance that makes her so wise and insightful!

The card features an original design, measuring 8 x 12 cm with a thickness of 2.8 mm.
 

For optimal results, we recommend using a 0.2 mm nozzle—but a 0.4 mm nozzle will also produce acceptable prints, as shown in the image below.

Recommended Filament Usage:
For standard Ams printers, simply print as usual. For non-Ams printers,

Begin printing in black.

Switch to red at layer 10.

Change to sunshine yellow at layer 21.

Finally, switch to white at layer 27.

We’re planning to create a full set of 22 Major Arcana cards, culminating in a beautifully crafted box to complete the collection. Stay tuned for the full series—click the link below to explore the collection:

Click here to view the Cat Tarot Card Collection