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The RainShadow Tarot brings the familiar symbolism of the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition together with handmade collage artwork by artist Claire Mack. Exploring the interplay of light and shadow, this deck invites you to consider different sides of a situation at once. Rather than using reversed card meanings, it focuses on duality: opposing forces can exist side by side. Language: English Contents: 78 tarot cards and a 112-page full-colour guidebook Finish: Gold foil on the box cover Packaging: Hard-cover box A tarot deck for exploring traditional symbolism through distinctive collage art and the interplay of light and shadow.

Quên Lenormand The Quên Lenormand is a hand-drawn set by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo. Each card is drawn in pen and painted in watercolour, in warm, personal tones. Quên means ‘forgotten’ in Vietnamese, and the set is self-published in small editions. Language: English Quality: Watercolour artwork, natural linen pouch, kraft cardboard box Contents: 41 cards (including title card), no guidebook Lay the cards out and read both the classic symbol and the short phrase printed beneath each one.

Noira Tarot 2026 The Noira Tarot 2026 is a hand-drawn tarot deck by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo, with soft pastel colours, bold black lines and simply drawn faces. Alongside the 78 tarot cards, you get three extras: The Karma, Myself and The Blank. The deck arrives wrapped in hand-drawn wrapping paper. Language: English Quality: White borders with rounded corners Contents: 81 cards, no guidebook included Place The Blank in front of you and see what comes up: the face with the third eye leaves the reading entirely open.

777 Tarot Alana Fairchild builds this tarot around the number 777, which in angel number tradition signals good fortune and cosmic support. Each card pairs a classic tarot meaning with an angel number, a spoken affirmation and a ritual or spell. The illustrations are by Canadian artist Autumn Skye, whose acrylic paintings weave refined realism with symbolic geometry. Language: English Quality: Magnetic-close box, full-colour guidebook Contents: 78 cards and 240-page guidebook The guidebook covers card meanings, tarot spells and rituals alongside full-colour reproductions of all 78 cards.

Jacques Vieville Tarot Deck A reproduction of a Paris tarot deck from 1650, with divergent symbolism that predates the standardised Marseille tradition. The Tower is a tree, the Hanged Man stands upright. Historical study object for collectors and advanced readers. Language: French (cards and accompanying booklet) Quality: reproduction of 17th-century woodcuts, 80 x 120 mm Contents: 78 cards with historical booklet One of the rarest early French tarot decks, for those who want to study the roots of tarot.

The Maker’s Tarot A tarot deck that translates each symbol into an art form or craft. Kaitlyn Taylor connects the 78 Rider-Waite cards to painting, weaving, stained glass and other disciplines. Language: English Quality: 350 gsm art paper, sturdy and matte Contents: 78 cards + downloadable guidebook For those who read tarot and experience creativity as a daily practice.

Garden of Lucid Daydreams Patrick Valenza sketched every card in this deck within an hour of waking from his afternoon nap. No planning, no drafts. What you see here is what his mind released between sleep and waking. Language: English (cards without text, PDF guidebook in English) Quality: linen card stock, compact cards measuring 64 x 89 mm Contents: 54 oracle cards A deck that asks for intuition, not rules.

Tarot de Carlotydes Carlota Santos draws tarot figures as if they walked onto the cards from different centuries and continents. Celtic patterns, Russian costumes, Caribbean colours: everything comes together in a style that feels both modern and nostalgic. Language: English and Spanish on the cards Quality: 60 x 110 mm, high-quality paper with durable coating Contents: 78 cards A compact deck with eclectic imagery that combines traditional tarot structure with a fresh graphic approach.