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An intuitive oracle of 46 cards, made from found magazine pages on the island of Penang. Artist Duy Khanh Vo worked with collage and paint, no fixed meanings, no guidebook.
Each deck is unique due to the handcrafted finish of fabric and pouch.
Dutch illustrator Irene Captijn discovered the Lenormand during her recovery from a hospital stay in 2020, and has been designing her own decks ever since. This set stands out for its warm autumn palette and refined illustrations that match the season its name refers to. The set contains 38 cards: the classic 36 Lenormand cards, plus an extra Lady and Gentleman card for more flexibility in combination readings.
This deck is part of a seasonal series by Captijn, with the spring edition already available.
Hepie Bartkowski studied art, languages and philosophy and works as a media designer and image retoucher. Amber runs through her work as a symbol of protection, memory and warmth. The guidebook covers both the light and shadow sides of each card.
At 70 x 120 mm, the cards sit comfortably in the hand and hold up well to regular use.
Explore enchanted worlds and mythical beings with this stunning collage-art oracle deck. Reflect on the timeless stories that shape your journey through poetic and vintage-inspired symbolism.
A beautifully artistic deck inviting new insights and creative exploration for collectors and seekers alike.
The Forest of Enchantment Tarot is a fully illustrated fairy-tale world on cards, written by Lunaea Weatherstone and illustrated by Meraylah Allwood. Every image is layered with detail: branches, creatures, light and shadow placed with care. The 240-page guidebook shows each card in colour and includes a scene description, the Oracle’s Advice, and a note from the Lorekeeper.
Published by Llewellyn Publications, ISBN 9780738751399.
A numerology oracle of 60 cards with a hardcover guidebook that looks like the sketchbook of James R. Eads. Numbers become faces, riddles and stories.
For those who want to understand numerology visually rather than through calculation.
78 tarot cards linking goddesses from different cultures to the classic tarot archetypes. Antonella Platano draws in an expressive, colourful style. Jessica di Fraia writes the interpretations.
A deck that combines mythology and tarot, suitable for working with archetypes.
Japanese woodblock print style meets modern anime in a Rider-Waite-Smith structure. Pietro Turino paints impermanence, beauty and the poetry of the moment in 78 cards that invite stillness.
A bridge between 17th-century Japanese aesthetics and contemporary imagery.
Fairy tales and tarot share one quality: they work with images you recognise instantly. The Fairytale Tarot by Giulia Massaglia translates 78 classic and lesser-known folk tales into a complete tarot following the Rider-Waite-Smith structure.
Each card tells a story that matches the traditional tarot meaning.
A 78-card tarot deck that follows the RWS structure but links each card to a specific unicorn energy. Alongside the cards you receive a 188-page guidebook and a card altar for ritual work.
A hybrid deck that works both as tarot and as an intuitive oracle.
78 tarot cards featuring panels from the work of Osamu Tezuka, the founder of modern manga. Astro Boy, Black Jack, Phoenix and Dororo form the visual language of the major and minor arcana. Published by Lo Scarabeo in collaboration with Tezuka Productions.
A deck that connects Western tarot symbolism with Japanese manga history.
Paolo Barbieri brings Homer’s Odyssey into the tarot. 78 cards where Circe, Polyphemus and the Sirens take their place within the Rider-Waite-Smith structure. Mythology made readable for spreads.
Classical stories, contemporary readability.
This 44-card oracle by Nina Mongendre and illustrator Edith Pijpers is built around inner child work: recognising, comforting, and healing the younger version of yourself. The soft, colourful illustrations create a calm atmosphere, while the guidebook offers three layers per card: an invitation, a message from the inner child, and a visualisation.
The final card in the deck is called Love, and that choice says everything about where the work is headed.
Claire Stone, known as the ‘White Witch of Cheshire’, built this oracle around a perspective rarely seen in angel card decks: the feminine aspect of the archangels. The Archeiai each carry their own healing energy, and this deck gives that energy a direct voice. Canadian artist Parita Naran translated those energies into soft, atmospheric illustrations with the divine feminine as their central theme.
The cards are divided into two types: 13 Archeiai cards and 31 practical wisdom cards for everyday situations.
Josephine Wall paints angels as dreamlike, surrealist beings full of colour and detail. This deck contains fifty cards with gentle messages and a 128-page guidebook.
A visually rich deck for daily reflection and meditation.
An oracle of 36 hand-painted cards rooted in the symbolism of Victorian cemeteries. Stacey Williams-Ng translates gravestone imagery into usable symbols for everyday readings.
For those who want to work with historical symbolism without it feeling heavy.
This deck does not go dark or gothic. It goes warm and nostalgic, drawing on the cheerful spook of old Halloween postcards and paper decorations. Creator Soni Graves keeps the full traditional tarot structure but writes the card titles in Spanglish, a blend of English and Spanish rooted in her own background. Court cards are gender-neutral throughout.
The guidebook includes spreads designed around the harvest season and Samhain.
An RWS-faithful deck with pumpkin faces replacing human characters. Giuliano Costa draws autumn in warm colours and sharp shadows, with the play of light particularly striking on cards like The Fool and The Hermit.
For anyone who considers autumn the best season.
A tarot deck where it is always evening and a black cat guides you through every card. Kipling West translates Rider-Waite into a playful Halloween world with pumpkins, ghosts, bats and imps.
An accessible deck that follows the Rider-Waite structure with narrative imagery.
44 cards in two sets of 22: ancestral archetypes and magical actions. A collage style that shows cultures, eras and genders without preference. The imagery honours human history as a whole.
The structure forces you to connect spirit and action, not just receive a message.
A soft reading space for your cards, with spreads designed to match the imagery of the Naked Heart Tarot. The cloth is printed with sacred geometry, animals and natural elements.
Works with any tarot deck, but designed to align seamlessly with the Naked Heart Tarot.
An oracle deck of 70 cards focused on cosmic alignment, spiritual guides and transformation. The second edition includes 20 new cards on planets and constellations, printed on heavy 350 gsm cardstock with matte finish.
Created by Ouassima and Sylvain for those who place spiritual growth and contact with higher dimensions at the centre of their practice.
A Dutch divination system with 41 hand-drawn cards featuring astrological connections and timing indicators. Ingrid ter Pelle developed this system, illustrated by Ellen van Boggelen-Heutink. The 147-page workbook explains combinations and spreads step by step.
A complete system with concrete interpretations for timing and astrological connections.
A set of 54 cards that combines playing cards and tarot. Designed by Jillian C. Wilde, creator of the Naked Heart Tarot. Each suit in the playing card system is linked to a tarot element: Clubs are Wands, Hearts are Cups, Spades are Swords, Diamonds are Pentacles.
Use them for classic card games or lay them as tarot.
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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