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A bag that goes beyond storage. The Prisma Visions Satchel protects your cards and offers a fold-out flap you can use anywhere as a surface for a reading.
Custom designed for the Prisma Visions and Cosma Visions deck.
Ari Wisner and poet Fausta Joly created a deck without human figures. Instead: abstract forms, objects and elements in inky blue, black and white. Gender-neutral, minimalist and produced on recyclable card stock without plastic.
A contemporary reinterpretation of the Rider-Waite-Smith system, without stereotypical imagery.
A tarot deck in which the cards of each suit form one continuous panorama. James R. Eads works with impressionist brushstrokes and surrealist imagery that flows across the borders.
For those who read tarot as story, not as separate images.
A deck that connects Bowie’s visual language with the traditional tarot structure. Futuristic art with geometric patterns, shamanic symbolism and explosive colours.
For those who work intuitively and appreciate layered imagery.
32 oracle cards based on La Santa Muerte and the Mexican tradition of transformation. The card backs form a complete spiritual layout board.
An oracle that makes life, death and rebirth visible through the lens of Fabio Listrani.
78 cards centred on female archetypes and goddesses from different cultures. Franco Rivolli painted the images, Floreana Nativo developed the system. A deck that brings together feminine myths and moon cycles within the structure of traditional tarot.
A tarot that brings together feminine stories and spiritual traditions without abandoning the classic structure.
Luis Royo brings his dark fantasy art to tarot. 78 cards with gothic imagery, sensual symbolism and a focus on shadow work. This is not a light deck.
For readers accustomed to introspection and comfortable with confronting shadow material.
Arthur Rackham’s illustrations from the Golden Age of British book illustration, brought together in a tarot deck. Fairies, woodland creatures and ethereal landscapes form the visual language. The deck follows traditional tarot structure, but the atmosphere is dreamlike and intuitive.
A deck for those who want to combine the atmosphere of classic fairy tales with tarot structure.
A tarot deck where quantum physics meets the traditional 78-card structure. Photographic imagery with spot-gloss finish translates scientific concepts into tangible symbolism.
For those seeking a rational yet deeply spiritual approach.
A tarot deck where witchcraft meets city life. The Pagan Tarot translates Wicca traditions into recognisable, contemporary scenes: rituals in small apartments, spiritual choices on busy streets, magic that adapts to modern existence.
An accessible deck that translates old symbols into the life of a contemporary witch.
Experience the romantic beauty and medieval mystery of the Pre-Raphaelite movement through this stunning 78-card deck. Based on traditional Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism, Luigi Costa’s artwork offers deep spiritual insight and breathtaking detail.
Perfect for both beginners and seasoned collectors, this deck invites you into a world of vibrant color and timeless introspection.
Patrick McGrath Muñiz paints 500 years of Latin American history into 78 tarot cards. Baroque painting technique meets political symbolism: colonial conquest, modern consumerism and cultural resilience come together in one deck.
A deck that weaves history and tarot together, for those who look beyond standard imagery.
Jane Struthers brings cartomancy into the present: 52 cards with bold design, astrological links and a clear guidebook. This is fortune-telling with playing cards, translated into a contemporary form.
An accessible introduction to the old art of reading with playing cards.
45 oracle cards based on the mystical poetry of Sufi poet Hafiz, translated by Daniel Ladinsky. The deck combines classical Sufi symbolism with accessible texts about love, freedom and self-realization.
Designed for meditative readings and daily inspiration from the Sufi tradition.
44 oracle cards featuring Australian animals as spiritual guides. From the Quokka to the Kookaburra: each animal carries a message about life cycles, intuition and natural wisdom. Every card includes a mantra and connection to chakras and colours.
An oracle deck for those who want to be guided by the power of the Australian wilderness.
The prairie as metaphor for freedom and self-knowledge. This oracle uses plants and animals from the prairie landscape to help you with questions about personal power, boundaries and purpose.
Clear messages on every card, suitable for daily pulls and journaling.
The 22 Major Arcana designed by Oswald Wirth in 1889 have been expanded with 56 Minor Arcana in this deck. The result is a complete tarot system that continues the nineteenth-century hermetic tradition with clear symbolism and strong colours.
A classic esoteric system, now complete with all arcana.
52 oracle cards based on the Change Me Prayers by Tosha Silver. Each card contains a prayer that helps you let go and trust in divine guidance. The illustrations by Lasha Mutual are inclusive and vibrant.
An oracle deck for daily spiritual surrender and self-acceptance.
A tarot deck where swords become balloons and cups turn into spoons. Adam Stoller redraws the classic Rider-Waite structure in a cartoon style that makes the symbolism lighter without simplifying it.
A deck you can slip into your pocket that reminds you tarot can be straightforward.
A restoration of the very first Rider-Waite-Smith edition from 1909, with the colours and lines as Pamela Colman Smith intended them. This kit includes 78 cards and a guidebook by Sasha Graham that takes you through the symbolism.
The foundation of modern tarot, in an edition that honours the original.
Nineteenth-century woodcut engravings by Gustave Doré translated into 78 tarot cards. Black and white images full of contrast, drama and biblical iconography. This deck asks for stillness and focus.
For those who want to read art and tarot in one image.
This deck uses the structure of the Rider-Waite system but shifts the imagery to the time of the Knights Templar. Medieval chivalry, religious symbolism, red crosses and a focus on spiritual discipline.
For those drawn to the rich symbolism of medieval knightly orders.
55 oracle cards that ask you a simple question every day: what do you need right now? From journaling prompts to mantras, this deck by Jill Pyle (Goddess Provisions) helps you turn self-care into something concrete instead of just talking about it.
Designed for daily use, not to sit on a shelf.
A tarot deck with contemporary imagery, designed for younger readers and beginners. The illustrations by Antonella Platano combine the structure of the Rider-Waite with a style reminiscent of graphic novels.
Clear symbolism, accessible imagery, suitable for daily use.
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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