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A classical tarot deck with 78 cards, drawn by Ana Novaes in ink, watercolour and gouache. The guidebook by Tess Whitehurst explains alchemical and astrological connections in clear language.
The extensive guidebook makes this deck suitable for those who want to go beyond keywords.
A Rider-Waite rendered in flowing brushstrokes with a light shimmer that makes the cards feel like auras. The symbolism stays classic, the atmosphere turns ethereal.
For those who want to read the Rider-Waite by feeling and value material craft.
The Gold Rose Tarot follows the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure, combining it with soft Pantone rose tones and gold foil accents on every card. The set includes 78 tarot cards and an 88-page English guidebook. Cards measure 70 x 120 mm and come in a sturdy storage box.
A classic tarot structure in a romantic, gold-detailed presentation by Vieux Monde.
78 cards that follow the Rider-Waite-Smith system, but every figure is a vampire. The 240-page guidebook ties card meanings directly to themes of power, desire and boundaries.
This deck asks you to read slowly, the illustrations contain layers you miss in a quick glance.
Shakespeare and tarot in one deck. Greg Taubman and Eunice Choi have created 78 cards in which characters like Romeo, Juliet, Hamlet and Lady Macbeth embody the classical arcana. Every card carries a quote from the original play.
A literary deck with spreads like Comedy, Tragedy and Sonnet.
Matt Hughes redrew the classic tarot in Art Nouveau style. This Luna Edition adds iridescent silver foil and revises the imagery toward an inclusive, contemporary reading.
A deck that combines Art Nouveau elegance with contemporary diversity.
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.
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.
Vintage Halloween imagery in candy-corn colours. Soni Graves combines nostalgic visuals with Spanglish titles and gender-neutral court cards. Festive, inclusive and surprisingly approachable.
A deck that celebrates the dark season with a wink and space for shadow work.
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.
Rider-Waite-Smith as foundation, with clever Marseille details that shift the imagery just enough. Justice tilts her scales with her knee, The Emperor and The Empress form a continuous panorama.
A deck that challenges you to look at familiar imagery differently.
A full 78-card tarot deck in which spaceships replace knights and extraterrestrial beings appear where you would expect court cards. The four suits are linked to four star nations: Lyrans, Pleiadians, Syrians and Arcturians. Illustrator Kseniia Boko draws from Area 51 to cosmic royal courts.
The structure is classic Rider-Waite, the imagery fully cosmic.
Holo Tarot is a complete tarot deck by Blackfish Studio that follows the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure, finished with a holographic coating on the face of each card. The coating shifts through a full spectrum of rainbow colours as the light changes. The back is black with a silver star pattern. The deck comes in a two-piece box with silver foil accents and a concise English-language guidebook.
The holographic effect reads best in diffused daylight or soft candlelight.
A tarot deck with one hundred cards is not standard. Michael J. Auger adds extra archetypes to the usual 78: the twelve zodiac signs, classical virtues and unique Triumph cards such as the Dragon and the Grail.
A deck that makes room for astrological, hermetic and Qabalistic themes alongside the standard tarot structure.
A tarot deck that uses contemporary photography instead of drawn illustrations. Based on the Rider-Waite structure, but with imagery that deliberately includes people of different ages, backgrounds and identities. Includes three additional cards beyond the usual 78.
A deck that translates the familiar symbolism of the Rider-Waite into images you recognise directly.
The smallest complete tarot deck in the world, housed in a transparent box with metal keychain. All 78 cards of the Universal Waite, coloured by Mary Hanson-Roberts, now in a 35 × 51 mm format.
A fully functional deck that fits on your keyring.
A contemporary tarot deck that follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, with a focus on feminine archetypes and soft, modern illustrations. Designed by Mara Parra, illustrated by Josefina Schargorodsky.
An accessible deck for those who want familiar structure with inclusive imagery.
Maddalena Ghidoni breaks open the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery into geometric mosaics and light refraction. Each card is a prism of colour and form that works intuitively.
A deck that asks for soft focus: let the patterns merge and see what rises to the surface.
The Grand Etteilla dates from the 18th century and was designed by Jean-Baptiste Alliette, a French occultist who was among the first to publish tarot as a serious divination system. The structure of the Major Arcana differs considerably from both the Marseille tradition and the Rider-Waite-Smith system. This Grimaud reproduction stays true to the historical illustrations and the original French keyword system.
All text on the cards is in French, including the keywords for both upright and reversed positions.
Lisa Hunt drew 79 spirits from worldwide folklore and legends and gave them a place within the tarot structure. Ethereal imagery, delicate linework, one extra bonus card for deep shadow work.
A deck that asks you to look beyond the veil.
Victoria Iva translates the Rider-Waite system into cubist forms and African symbolism. The cards work with abstract silhouettes and geometric patterns that leave room for your own interpretation.
A deck that asks for intuition, not literal recognition.
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.
Runes, astrology and North American nature come together in a tarot deck that leads you through several layers of meaning. Amanda Noteman draws plants and animals from the wild northern landscape and connects them with rune staves, astrological symbols and numerology.
A deck for those who want to deepen their tarot practice with ancient symbolism from the north.
Photo collages of real people and landscapes, edited with digital elements into an atmospheric whole. Heidi Darras and Barbara Moore created a deck that combines dreams and Rider-Waite symbolism.
A deck where dreams and symbolism meet.
When it was first released in 1909, the RWS deck changed the tarot world forever. Pamela Colman Smith illustrated all 78 cards, including the Minor Arcana—something rarely seen at the time. These expressive scenes turn the cards into a visual narrative, allowing you to interpret their meanings intuitively through the imagery rather than just memorizing text.
The RWS system is deeply rooted in esoteric traditions like the Kabbalah, astrology, and alchemy. This layered symbolism ensures that every reading provides nuanced insights. Whether you are exploring the Major Arcana's life lessons or the Minor Arcana's daily influences, the RWS structure remains the gold standard for learning the language of tarot.
Whether you are looking for a faithful reproduction of the original 1909 colors or a modern artistic reimagining of the RWS system, Tarot.nl has the perfect edition for your collection. Choosing an RWS deck means joining a global community of readers and accessing a wealth of learning materials based on this iconic imagery. Explore our selection today and find the deck that connects with your intuition.
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