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Rider-Waite symbolism in an Egyptian setting with Art Nouveau ornaments. Giulia F. Massaglia draws gods, pharaohs and hieroglyphs in warm colours and elegant lines.
A classic system in refined historical design.
This deck looks like a collection of saint portraits drawn from a Byzantine manuscript. Bulgarian artist Atanas Atanassov illustrated all 78 cards in the style of classical icon art: stately figures, golden halos and symbolic colours rooted in religious tradition. Every card is printed with glossy gold foil.
By candlelight, the gold foil reflects in a way that deepens the deck’s contemplative atmosphere considerably.
Botticelli’s Renaissance art translated into 78 tarot cards, with gold foil on every card. Arturo Picca brings the dreamy beauty of the Florentine master to a working deck.
For anyone who wants to combine Renaissance art and tarot in one deck.
A tarot deck where mist, moonlight and ethereal figures take centre stage. Davide Corsi draws a world between life and death, in soft grey tones with a melancholic undertone.
For readings about unprocessed emotions, memories and hidden desires.
36 flower cards in Art Nouveau style, each linked to an emotional or energetic message. Antonella Castelli combines flowing lines with female figures and botanical symbolism.
Gentle imagery connected to Bach flower energy and natural healing processes.
Fairies with a message, drawn by Antonio Lupatelli (Tony Wolf). This deck follows the Rider-Waite structure, but with the mischievous humour and natural magic of the fairy realm.
A deck that makes you smile while you read.
78 tarot cards with illustrations that flow into one another like a continuous painting. Lucia Mattioli created a dreamlike deck with ethereal colours and light effects, based on the Rider-Waite system but with fairytale-like imagery.
Cards that form larger compositions together and invite association and combination.
36 Lenormand cards set in a world of elves, flowers and soft pastel colours. Marcus Katz and Tali Goodwin translate classic Lenormand symbols into the language of the fairy realm, with illustrations by Davide Corsi.
For those who want to learn the structure of Lenormand with a visual style that is lighter than traditional.
32 cards that connect natural cycles with human growth. Barbara Moore writes the texts, Cristina Scagliotti draws landscapes, elements and nature figures in warm, rich colours.
An accessible oracle for those seeking calm in natural rhythms.
The first part of a two-volume series that connects tarot with witchcraft wisdom. Barbara Moore builds not a classic tarot deck but a visual grimoire filled with moon phases, Sabbats and divine archetypes.
For those who combine ritual work with tarot.
Anne Stokes brings the classic Rider-Waite structure into a world of dragons, vampires, angels and elven warriors. The imagery is dark and emotionally charged, the meanings remain recognizable. A deck for those who do not shy away from shadow work and feel drawn to fantasy art.
Notice the gaze of the characters: direction and expression often tell more than symbols alone.
Lisa Lister reintroduces the siren as a symbol of feminine power and self-awareness. 44 cards with expressive illustrations she drew herself, focused on self-love, healing and intuitive freedom.
A deck that speaks directly, designed for personal growth and daily reflection.
Love stories from mythology paired with traditional tarot. Each of the 78 cards shows a famous couple: Tristan and Isolde, Eros and Psyche, Romeo and Juliet. Kris Waldherr paints in soft, dreamy colours on a larger format.
A deck that tells stories and speaks directly to the imagination.
A reproduction of an eighteenth-century Ligurian-Piedmontese deck, rooted in the Marseille tradition. The woodcut aesthetic remains: strong lines, clear colours, few details.
A historical deck with a direct, earthy presence.
The most widely used tarot deck in the world, now in pocket format. Pamela Colman Smith’s 1909 illustrations, published by U.S. Games Systems in a size that fits any bag.
This is the standard edition in mini format, not a deluxe version.
The classic Rider-Waite in the edition with the bright blue back. Since 1909 the foundation for nearly all modern tarot books and courses, designed by Arthur Edward Waite and drawn by Pamela Colman Smith.
The most widely used tarot deck in the world, and there is a reason for that.
The Rider-Waite in a compact format with high-quality finish. All 78 cards with the original illustrations by Pamela Colman Smith from 1909, printed on sturdy cardstock with a glossy finish. Fits in any bag.
The classic Rider-Waite deck in a format you can carry with you everywhere.
The Rider-Waite as it was intended in 1909: with the original card back and colours closer to the first print run. This deck has become the standard in the tarot world, printed on sturdy cardstock with a smooth finish.
The deck that nearly every modern tarot refers back to.
55 oracle cards about love, self-acceptance and inner connection. Toni Carmine Salerno created this deck with soft, dreamlike imagery that speaks directly to your feelings.
For anyone seeking calm in relationship questions or simply more gentleness in daily life.
An oracle deck that brings crystals and chakras together in one system. Each card links a specific crystal to a chakra point, with guidance text that helps you understand and apply both energies.
For those who work with crystals and want to deepen their chakra knowledge.
Experience the 1909 classic in a portable, vintage-style format. This authentic deck features Pamela Colman Smith’s original muted colors protected in a durable collector’s tin.
A timeless classic and a must-have for every tarot reader seeking authenticity on the go.
78 cards designed by Yury Shakov, each set within an oval frame reminiscent of Fabergé eggs. Russian folktales and historical motifs rendered in miniature art with dark backgrounds and golden accents.
A deck that brings together Russian folklore and imperial luxury in every card.
44 cards based on Steven Hutton’s Dark Raven Chronicles. Each character from the Wildwood coven gets their own card, with stories about fate, natural power and community.
If you know the trilogy, you will recognise the characters. If you do not, the cards tell their own story.
Miranda Gray has translated the 25 runes of the Futhark alphabet into cards with archetypal images. Not abstract signs, but illustrations that make the essence of each rune immediately visible.
Norse mythology and rune power through a visual approach.
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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