Rare and unusual hardwoods are used to make heirloom-quality boxes for storing Tarot cards, crystal, and other metaphysical tools.

This hemlock wood, no-nail construction storage box features a simple-to-open lid, but also contains a hidden drawer for storing divination tools.

Made from reclaimed wood, card stands have a chalkboard-paint surface for labeling Tarot card spreads or manifestations. Groves in the top allow cards to stand up and face the reader.

Protect the surface of your alter or workspace from candle wax drippings, ashes, and burn marks. The upcycled slate stone tile is framed in mahogany wood with tight mitered corners and decorative routed edges.

The no-nail construction uses rabbets, 3/16th pegs joinery and wood glue. The box lid opens using the thumb notch hand-chiseled into the lid. The dado cut slide makes for a tight seal.

Dovetail edges dress up a simple box with an angled lid for an easy-to-use Tarot reading surface. The storage space inside is deep and ample for Tarot reading supplies.

A stack of box with 5 layers is held in place by magnets. Most of the box is constructed from poplar wood and parts of the lid, base, and biscuits are in dark walnut.

Beautiful woodgrain is perfectly matched up on all sides, with unique corner features that give this layered box a classic look.

Glass-front doors lift to reveal drawers, smaller boxes, and a place for grimoires.

Made-to-order, this barrel formed box is closed by leather straps and metal buckles.

Matching grain side-by-side, these twin boxes were made for a set of people separated only by distance.

Asymmetrical lids, held closed by magents, are an eyecatching alternative to the standard box top.