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53 cards that bring together Celtic mythology, feminine archetypes and connection to the land. Sharon Blackie combines story and psychology, Hannah Willow draws landscapes and beings that act as guides.
An oracle for those who use nature and mythic stories to find direction.
A Dutch-language oracle of 55 cards linking medicinal plants to planets and zodiac signs. Each plant is paired with a clear planetary correspondence, offering a concrete starting point for every reading. The extensive 166-page guidebook explains the meanings and includes practical rituals around moon phases.
No astrological background needed to use this oracle.
This 48-card oracle by Laura Tempest Zakroff is built around the witch’s body as a working tool. The cards are divided into seven themed groups, from sensory experience and lunar events to magical artefacts, and are drawn in a minimalist style on a parchment-like background. The full-colour 136-page guidebook includes card meanings, spreads, and multiple ways to work with the cards beyond divination.
Zakroff bases this deck directly on her book Anatomy of a Witch, which gives the cards and guidebook an unusually coherent connection.
A 42-card oracle deck for threshold moments: the space between what was and what is coming, where uncertainty and wisdom meet. Illustrations by Brenna Child in an organic, sometimes raw style. Texts by Laura Tempest Zakroff, writer on modern witchcraft and sigils.
A deck that does not aim to reassure, but to be honest.
44 oracle cards featuring original paintings by Nicolette van den Hadelkamp. Each artwork is paired with a single word that leaves space for personal interpretation. The deck is designed for women seeking tools for reflection.
A deck where art and language meet as a tool for reflection.
Watercolour tarot with Japanese flower language and Art Nouveau lines. Addi Miyako draws her childhood memories and cultural heritage into 78 cards with indigo blue edges.
Peonies, folktales and botanical symbolism in one deck.
An oracle deck that connects cannabis and other plants with spiritual insight. 78 cards across six suits, focusing on plant healing, culture and metaphysical concepts. Illustrated by Ejiwa ‘Edge’ Ebenebe in a vibrant, dreamlike style.
For those who see plants as a gateway to spiritual wisdom.
The Pagan Tarot Set connects contemporary pagan practice with traditional tarot structure. Gina M. Pace shows how magic and daily life coincide, from urban settings to rituals in nature.
A practical deck for anyone who wants to connect spirituality and worldly concerns.
The Rider-Waite symbolism you know, painted with a clear, modern technique. Roberto De Angelis keeps the familiar scenes and adds a quiet elegance that stays readable.
A reliable working deck well suited for daily readings.
A handmade deck of 44 cards based on geometric forms and spiritual symbolism. Nune Loe designed this oracle for those who want to bring mind, body and soul together.
Geometry as language, no instructions needed.
44 oracle cards based on Jungian archetypes, with a 192-page book describing the light and shadow sides of each archetype. Created by coach and author Anne Vonjahr for psychological self-inquiry.
A deck for those who want to work with archetypes and are ready for shadow work.
The Inversion Tarot Tin offers a striking mid-century reinterpretation of the classic Marseille tradition with inverted black-and-white artwork. This portable deck comes in a durable metal tin, making it the perfect stylish companion for insightful readings on the go.
Experience the timeless symbolism of the Marseille tarot through a contemporary lens with this compact and durable collector’s edition.
Ambi Sun and Sha Roose collected 44 stories from eleven countries in Southeast Asia. Not the big names, not the mainstream myths, but stories passed down orally for generations and at risk of disappearing.
A book that works as well for reading as it does for inspiration beside your cards.
This oracle deck by Ambi Sun and Sha Roose brings forward stories from Southeast Asian folklore. 44 cards with illustrations full of floral and cosmic details, each with a keyword that marks the core of a legend.
Standard tarot size in a sturdy two-part box with foil stamping.
The Maya Astro Cards are built around the Tzolkin, the sacred 260-day calendar at the heart of Maya astrology. The 44 cards connect day signs and cosmic tones to specific energies, and show how your birth date shapes your character from a Maya perspective. The deck was created by Maya astrologer Bianca Feddersen and astrologer Tanja Brock.
The guidebook includes card meanings, practical exercises, and methods for self-exploration.
Tarot with angel messages instead of warnings. Jayne Wallace uses the classic tarot structure but translates each card into healing guidance rather than predictions.
Each card contains a daily affirmation you can use as an anchor point.
An Italian tarot deck by Dal Negro in which stars and planets colour the classic tarot structure. The illustrations link earthly symbolism with celestial motifs, without abandoning the Rider-Waite tradition.
For those who like to bring astronomy and tarot together.
The classic Rider-Waite in pocket format, with a holographic coating that catches the light. Compact enough to carry, large enough to read the details.
The Radiant Rider-Waite colour palette, now with a light-reflecting layer.
Amelia Rozear drew 78 cards based on the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, but with a narrative visual language. Each card shows a scene full of movement, encounter or stillness. You read not only meanings, but also what you literally see happening in the image.
A deck that makes intuitive reading easy, even without memorizing standard meanings.
Forty cards based on Green Tara, mudras and Buddhist compassion teachings. Illustrator Ana Tourian drew, therapist Daniel Ahearn wrote. The deck includes twenty-one guided meditations as audio files.
For those who want to combine compassion and mindfulness with a daily card practice.
Oracle cards that translate the lessons of ancient giants into the natural world around you. 42 cards illustrated by Steven Hutton, focused on transformation and natural strength.
For those who want to read nature as a source of insight.
This oracle deck by Reiki master Brett Bevell and artist Ben Schikowitz consists of 44 cards divided into four colour categories, each linked to an aspect of Reiki healing. The cards contain symbols, divine forces, meditations and treatment methods.
A practical tool for those who apply Reiki or wish to experience the energetic layer of oracle work.
Carolyn Hillyer’s oracle in a Slovakian edition with 140 pages of text. The cards are in English, the guidebook in Slovak. Thirty years of work in 52 archetypes.
A raw, direct oracle for those who want to work with archetypal feminine imagery.
A handmade oracle deck by Nune Loe that focuses on recognising karmic patterns and healing your inner child. The cards are printed on glossy textured cardstock and come in a black box with a unique card image on the front.
Each box contains a personally selected card image.
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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