pastel-toned abstract compositions shape minimalist mellow schema tarot deck

Arum Lee’s Mellow Schema Tarot deck Uses Minimal Abstraction

 

Mellow Schema Tarot is a minimalist tarot deck developed by artist Arum Lee for quiet contemplation and intuitive exploration. Created since 2023, the project blends abstract visual language with a minimalist and meditative approach. Inspired by meditation practice, the deck reinterprets the Waite Smith system through gentle compositions, soft textures, and layered forms. Each card invites calm, reflection, and intuitive connection, offering a spacious visual field that supports personal interpretation.

all images courtesy of Arum Lee

 

 

Tarot deck Explores Non-Figurative Symbolism for Visual Quiet

 

Rather than relying on traditional figurative iconography, it explores symbolism through line, color, and shape, allowing space for silence, emotion, and inner resonance. The deck is intended for art lovers, spiritual seekers, and contemplative minds drawn to poetic ambiguity and visual quiet. Entirely created, written, and designed by Paris-based artist Arum Lee, the project was launched on Kickstarter on October 29th, 2025, and reached full funding within the first 12 hours.

Mellow Schema Tarot blends abstraction with a meditative visual language

soft textures and layered forms define the tarot deck by Arum Lee

 

gentle abstract geometries shape the deck’s visual identity

symbolism is expressed through line, color, and shape rather than figures

designed by Arum Lee as a tool for intuitive and emotional exploration

 

project info:

 

name: Mellow Schema Tarot | @mellow.schema
designer: Arum Lee | @arum.lee

 

 

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom

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