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An 80-card tarot deck in which unicorns take centre stage. Based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system, with soft colours and imagery focused on positivity and intuition.
Two cards more than standard tarot, familiar structure with unicorn interpretation.
A tarot deck that translates the Rider-Waite structure into the style of Japanese woodblock prints. Samurai and geisha replace the court cards, the suits stay recognisable. The cards have a matte finish and the included booklet explains the basic meanings.
A working deck for anyone who values the Japanese aesthetic of Ukiyo-e.
78 tarot cards in which Fabio Listrani combines the classic tarot structure with the symbolism of Voodoo. The lwa, the spirits from the Afro-Caribbean tradition, take the place of the familiar tarot archetypes.
A deck that shifts the boundary between the earthly and the divine.
A set of 22 major arcana based on Egyptian deities, supplemented with 9 oracle cards designed specifically for time-based predictions. The cards combine classic tarot symbolism with iconography from ancient Egypt.
A compact deck for reading the major arcana through Egyptian imagery with concrete timing indications.
Federica Casagrande draws a tarot deck in which astrology and the animal kingdom meet. The Major Arcana show human figures, the Minor Arcana anthropomorphic animals per element: birds for Swords, mammals for Pentacles.
A Rider-Waite-Smith deck with a clear astrological layer.
36 botanical oracle cards showing plants, flowers, roots and mushrooms, each held by a drawn hand. The style recalls medieval herbals, but with a modern line. The multilingual guidebook of 192 pages combines botanical knowledge with symbolic interpretation.
For those interested in plants, herbs or green witchcraft.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the countryside with this horizontally oriented 78-card deck. Its nostalgic scenes and Smith-Waite structure offer a deeply reflective experience for every tarot reader.
Experience the peace of nature and deepen your connection to the tarot with this beautifully immersive pastoral journey.
44 oracle cards by Colette Baron-Reid about your dreams, your wishes, and the role you play in what you want to happen. Dreamlike illustrations with symbolic figures and landscapes that speak directly to your subconscious.
Each card includes an interpretation, a question, and a line to carry with you.
78 Rider-Waite cards in which dragons take the role of guide and guardian. Davide Corsi draws each card with the intensity of fantasy art, the structure of traditional tarot and a clear focus on transformation and personal power.
A deck for readings about major changes, breaking through blockages and finding inner strength.
Love is the subject people ask about most when reading cards, and yet the real questions behind it are often about something else entirely: hidden motives, unspoken expectations, patterns that have been running quietly for years. Christiane Neumann designed this oracle to bring those layers to the surface. The 40 cards are digital collages built from Renaissance and Victorian imagery, assembled into dreamlike compositions that feel deliberate rather than decorative.
Each card addresses one fundamental aspect of relationships in a couple, developed with concrete examples and patterns throughout the guidebook.
Azra Manzoor is an experienced Lenormand reader and writer who developed this deck as a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic Blue Owl. The 36 cards keep the familiar Lenormand symbolism and traditional numbering, finished with gold foil accents and gilded edges. The 144-page guidebook covers card meanings, spreads, affirmations and self-care rituals.
The guidebook covers everything from a single daily card to the full Grand Tableau spread.
Sixty cards with affirmations about health, based on the teachings of Abraham as translated by Esther and Jerry Hicks. Not predictive cards, but statements meant to shift your focus toward vitality and balance.
Draw a card and read the affirmation, multiple times a day.
52 affirmations to shift your energy toward abundance and calm. Gabrielle Bernstein wrote the texts, Micaela Ezra designed the imagery: soft colours, glossy finish, compact magnetic box.
For daily reminders that you choose where your energy goes.
Arturo Villone places the 36 traditional Lenormand cards in medieval Europe with castles, knights and craftspeople. The symbolism stays classic, the setting is historical.
A Lenormand deck that answers practical questions in a historical setting.
The Yokai Tarot replaces Western esoteric symbolism with creatures from Japanese folklore: yokai, spirits that protect, tease, or do both at once. Paolo Bertazzo matched each creature to a tarot arcanum by meaning, while Marga Biazzi illustrated them in a style that recalls traditional Japanese woodblock prints without losing contemporary readability.
The cards carry no keywords, only the name of the yokai and the arcanum number, which makes the guidebook a genuine working tool rather than an afterthought.
A book about the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, written by Sasha Graham. All 78 cards are shown in their original 1909 version, each with meanings, reflection questions and context.
A reference work that also functions as a workbook.
Severino Baraldi dresses animals in renaissance robes and places them in palaces and courts. The result is a fully illustrated tarot deck in which lions, foxes and birds take on the roles of kings, courtiers and monks.
A tarot deck where animal dignity and human power meet in renaissance style.
David Lopes draws figures that seem to step halfway out of the mist, surrounded by oak leaves, sacred animals and seasonal symbols. The classic RWS structure stays intact, but every image is replaced by Celtic nature and mythology. The guidebook covers each card from both traditional tarot meaning and Celtic symbolism.
The guidebook includes spreads aligned with the seasons and the druidic calendar.
A Rider-Waite-Smith tarot with bold colours and diverse characters. Illustrator Giulia Manzi has kept the classic structure but redrawn the imagery in a clean, contemporary style.
Familiar symbolism, modern expression.
45 cards showing figures that look directly at you. Cheryl Yambrach Rose begins each painting with the eyes and builds her visionary portraits from there. The result is an oracle that feels more like an encounter than a reading.
An oracle that works through eye contact.
Peter Mohrbacher brings the fallen angels from his Angelarium universe to life. 36 cards with surreal, cosmic imagery that mirror human vulnerability and shadow.
An oracle that blurs the line between the divine and the human.
Fantasy tarot with hand-painted art in acrylic and airbrush. Michael Calandra brings traditional symbolism to life with a borderless design and two extra cards that explore the balance between heaven and earth.
A deck that stands out through craftsmanship and tactile depth.
A compact introduction to working with crystals. 67 minerals in vivid illustrations, each with its own energetic signature.
An accessible way to bring crystal work into your daily practice.
Tarot cards usually follow a fixed structure of 78 cards and are excellent for recognizing deeper patterns in your life. Oracle cards, on the other hand, are more free-form and vary in theme and card count. Both types act as a mirror to your subconscious, helping you gain new perspectives on love, career, and personal growth.
Choosing the right deck is a very personal process. Pay attention to the artistic style that speaks to you. Whether classic, modern, or minimalist, the symbolism should feel right. Our detailed descriptions are designed to help you find the set that harmonizes best with your personal energy.
At Tarot.nl, we constantly update our collection with new releases and timeless classics. Dive into the world of cards and find the tools that will take your spiritual journey to the next level. We hope you enjoy discovering your new favorite companions!
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