Next up is the final piece, No. 23—the Reimagined Fool card. It can be fitted with additional parts to turn it into a hanging plaque, used as a bookmark, or even employed for divination. A magnetic backing allows it to double as a fridge magnet—truly versatile!

The Fool is a very special card; its number is 0. This zero signifies both nothingness and infinite possibilities, suggesting that the Fool represents the beginning of everything while embodying complete potential. With no fixed position, it can appear anywhere, symbolizing unrestricted freedom and a spirit of breaking conventions. In some interpretations, the Fool is also seen as the endpoint and return point of Card No. 22, forming the cyclical structure of the Tarot deck.

Those familiar with Tarot know that the 22 Major Arcana cards depict the Fool’s journey toward self‑transcendence. Cards 1–7 represent the conscious mind and the physical realm, reflecting worldly concerns. From 8 to 14, the subconscious guides the Fool inward, fostering self-awareness and moving into the emotional sphere. Cards 15–21 delve deeper into the spiritual dimension, marking the essential path toward enlightenment. On this spiritual plane, the Fool must confront illusions (the Devil), receive divine revelation (the Tower), commune with the subconscious (the Star), and dance with dreams (the Moon). After achieving spiritual success under the Sun, further immersion in darkness through Judgment is required before attaining full integration of body, mind, and spirit (the World). The reimagined Cat Fool remains the same cat as before, yet its level of evolution has completely changed. Nevertheless, it chooses to stay true to its essence as the Fool, because that is who it truly is.

The Fool Cat wears red clothing and strides confidently along the edge of a cliff.

Its actions appear reckless and naive. In its right hand, it holds a scepter—a symbol of power akin to a magician’s wand—said to wield the force to shape the world. Its satchel on the back is filled with experience, yet it carries it casually, unsure how to put it to use. Meanwhile, the laurel wreath atop its head signifies the potential for success. Clutching a white rose in its left hand—white representing purity, the rose symbolizing passion and innocence—the Fool embodies pure, unspoiled faith in its dreams. A small white mouse at its feet reflects how humans, like animals, often act purely by instinct. Unfazed by the precipice beneath, it gazes into the distance with a joyful expression. Even as it stands poised to tumble off the cliff, it seems confident that life will sustain it. Distant mountain ranges hint at its future journey, forever bathed in radiant white sunlight.

The Fool Cat is a creature living fully in the present moment, experiencing the power of "now." Those stuck in the past or dreaming of the future may view its unwavering focus on the here-and-now as foolish, failing to grasp that our greatest strength lies precisely in what we hold in this very instant. We cannot change the past, nor can we predict the future with certainty, but we do have the power to shape the present. What we do, feel, and believe constitutes the reality we already possess. Only the distant sun knows where it comes from and where it’s headed.

Yet the Fool Cat neither knows nor cares about such things. Children often retain this kind of innocent optimism, expecting life to always treat them kindly. To them, every situation is fresh and new, brimming with curiosity and a desire to explore. As adults, we may have lost this innate quality—but when the Fool appears in the Tarot, it serves as a clear reminder to take risks and embrace the present moment. When outsiders encounter someone truly enlightened, they see the Fool. And when ordinary people meet a wise individual, they too perceive the Fool within.

With the Tarot card faces now fully completed, two more projects are planned: first, a daily‑fortune display stand—an ideal learning tool for beginners; second, a dedicated Tarot box. Over nearly a year of development, countless print tests have been conducted, and I’ve personally grown immensely. Thank you all for supporting this Foolish creation. Upon finishing this set, I hope to design a complete Rider‑Waite Tarot deck suitable for practical divination—stay tuned if you’re interested!

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

For optimal results, a 0.2 nozzle is recommended, though a 0.4 nozzle will also print normally—see the image below for comparison.

Materials used:
If printing with AMS filament, standard settings suffice; otherwise,

begin printing in black, switch to red at layer 10, then transition to sunshine yellow at layer 19, and finally finish with white at layer 27.

Our plan includes producing all 22 Major Arcana cards, culminating in a finished box set. Stay tuned and follow our collection updates ↓

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