Original oracle deck with 46 cards and a 128-page illustrated guidebook. Inspired by fables and folklore, with whimsical art by Jessica Von Braun. Perfect for daily joy, light-hearted reflection, and intuitive play. Official edition.
Archetypal oracle deck with 44 cards and English guidebook. Connects with divine masculine energy through myths of Shiva, Horus, Eros, and more. Supports integration, self-awareness, and spiritual balance. Official edition.
Playful pop-art Lenormand deck with 40 cards (incl. Goose card). 2025 reprint with updated design, 100+ page guide, and premium finish. For all levels. Official edition.
An intuitive oracle deck that helps you embrace your inner strength and wisdom. The enchanting illustrations and deep insights invite self-reflection, healing and connection with your own rhythm. Perfect for those looking for inspiration and transformation.
An in-depth tarot deck that combines psychological insights and spiritual growth. The modern illustrations and thoughtful interpretations help you navigate change and transformation. Perfect for introspection, mindfulness and personal development.
A powerful oracle deck that connects you to the wisdom and energy of your ancestors. The profound symbolism and carefully designed cards help you receive deeper awarenesss and walk your path with confidence. Perfect for those looking for inner growth and connection with the past.
A sophisticated tarot deck that combines classic Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism with the elegance of Japanese Ukiyo-e art. The detailed illustrations and deep symbolism invite reading with feeling and visual admiration. Perfect for those who want to experience tarot as an artistic and spiritual journey.
An intriguing tarot deck that combines astrological symbolism with enchanting art. The unique mix of human and animal figures adds extra depth to traditional tarot interpretations. Perfect for those who want to connect tarot and astrology in an intuitive way.
Original Rider-Waite® tarot deck in black and white with 78 borderless cards and a 54-page guide. Features linen finish and black foil edges. For beginners, advanced users, and collectors. Published by U.S. Games Systems.
Reissue of the classic Rider-Waite-Smith deck with 78 cards and multilingual guidebook. Updated bright colors, sturdy quality, and timeless symbolism. Suitable for beginners and advanced readers. Official edition by Lo Scarabeo.
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Original Rider-Waite® Tarot Pocket deck with 78 cards and comprehensive English guide. Compact size (57 × 89 mm) featuring authentic Pamela Colman Smith illustrations. Suitable for beginners and advanced readers. Published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
Original Rider-Waite tarot deck with 78 cards in standard size (70×120 mm). Iconic detailed illustrations and universal symbolism, suitable for beginners and advanced readers. Published by U.S. Games Systems.
A classic tarot deck with a surprising twist: the cards glow in the dark and create a magical atmosphere. The familiar symbolism helps you deepen intuitive insights, even in the dark. For those who want to literally make their tarot practice shine.
Original Tiny Universal Waite mini tarot deck with 78 cards in ultra-compact size (38 × 67 mm). Classic Rider-Waite symbolism, ideal for travel. Durable and portable. Published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
A refined reissue of the classic Rider-Waite deck with soft colors and an elegant appearance. The clear symbolism and subtle design make it accessible to beginners and loved by experienced readers. Perfect for those who work with intuition and want to experience the timeless power of tarot.
78-card tarot deck showing classic Rider-Waite scenes from a 180° view. Reveals hidden layers and new insights. For beginners and experienced readers. Official Lo Scarabeo edition.
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A compact and colorful version of the classic tarot, perfect for on the go. The clear, borderless illustrations provide a powerful visual experience in a small format. Ideal for those who want to consult intuitive insights anytime, anywhere.
A classic and timeless tarot deck that forms the basis for almost all modern tarot interpretations. The clear symbolism and fully illustrated cards make it an ideal starting point for any tarot journey. For those looking for reliability, depth and intuitive accessibility in one deck.
Anniversary set with original Smith-Waite tarot deck, two books, art prints, and postcards in a deluxe box. For collectors and tarot history fans. Official edition by U.S. Games Systems.
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A beautifully restored version of the classic Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck, with bright colors and sharp details that honor the original symbolism. Ideal for both beginners and experienced readers looking for an authentic and inspiring tarot experience. For those who want to rediscover the magic of the original in modern quality.
Original Rider-Waite® tarot deck with 78 cards in updated colors. Compact tin edition with guidebook. Ideal for travel, beginners, and collectors. Official edition by U.S. Games Systems.
Original Rider-Waite tarot deck in vintage style with 78 cards and English booklet. Linen texture and soft tones offer a nostalgic touch. Ideal for daily use. Published by Lo Scarabeo, with guidance from Sasha Graham.
Authentic 78-card Rider‑Waite deck, borderless and richly colored. Durable cardstock and multilingual guidebook. Ideal for intuitive beginners and stylish advanced users. Official Lo Scarabeo edition.
A classic tarot deck in a durable plastic version, ideal for intensive use. The familiar symbolism of the Rider-Waite-Smith deck remains strong and bright, now with extra rich and expressive colors. Perfect for those looking for robustness without sacrificing tradition.
Pamela Colman Smith, born on February 16, 1878, in London, was a gifted writer, illustrator, and the creator of the famous Tarot of A. E. Waite. From an early age, she was exposed to the theater and art world, thanks to her parents who were enthusiastic supporters of both. Manchester, where she grew up, was a center of spiritualism at the time, and it is likely that young Pamela was introduced to it early on through her mother.In 1889, the family moved to Jamaica, where her father was involved in railroad construction. In 1893, Pamela moved with her father to New York and studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, one of the leading private art schools in the United States. Here, she was a student of Arthur Wesley Dow, who inspired her with his spiritual approach to art. He taught her to hear colors, see sounds, and smell music, an influence that remained evident in her work throughout her life.1899 was a successful year for Pamela. She published three of her own books and illustrated several important works by other authors. Her career as a writer and artist seemed promising, with exhibitions in the United States and involvement in literary circles in London. In England, she met poet William Butler Yeats, who introduced her to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.Pamela was a synesthete, meaning her senses were uniquely interconnected. For example, she could see colors when hearing sounds. This rare talent set her apart and manifested in her art.Between 1908 and 1909, Pamela created her most famous work: the illustrations for the Tarot cards of A. E. Waite. In a letter from November 1909 to Stieglitz, she mentioned completing 80 images for a Tarot deck, but receiving little payment for it. The cards were published in December 1909 by Rider & Sohn as "Tarot Deck." At that time, it was not customary to name the artist or give them royalties.Despite praise for her work, great success eluded her. Pamela lacked business acumen, which contributed to her financial difficulties. She died poor but not lonely on September 18, 1951, in Bude, Cornwall. Her small estate was left to her good friend Nora Lake. Pamela's life and work were driven by fairy tales, legends, myths, and especially music. Her contributions to art and the Tarot continue to have a lasting impact.
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