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This deck by Anna Vereschaka takes a minimalist line: almost monochrome, refined linework, botanical details that leave room for your own interpretation. Note: outer boxes show light edge and corner wear from shipping, the cards themselves are in perfect condition.
For those who want to work intuitively and let the images speak.
The darker counterpart to Light Visions Tarot, designed by James R. Eads. This deck is built around the dream world and the subconscious, with deep blue tones and metallic red foil accents on every card.
A deck for those who do not shy away from night and want to explore the shadow side of the psyche.
A radical rewriting of the 22 Major Arcana. Mathilde Morinière chooses geometric forms, body fragments and technological elements instead of medieval scenes. The result is a graphic deck that leaves room for your own interpretation.
No fixed narratives, no hierarchies. Just form, space and your own reading.
Hexagonal oracle cards that translate alchemical symbolism into recognisable nature imagery. Kim Krans combines ink and watercolour in a system of 71 cards centred on transformation and elemental forces.
The hexagonal shape asks for a different way of laying out cards and creates new connections between them.
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.
Forty cards that translate the Aztec view of animal guides into the present. Thirty Nahualli animals and nine Lords of the Night, with a 190-page guidebook full of context and interpretation.
An oracle with historical foundation, not just symbolism.
A 330-page study book on the Voyager Tarot system, written by James Wanless. Not just card descriptions, but a method that combines shamanism, psychology and mythology into a working system for self-reflection.
A rare edition that is no longer in print.
A hand-painted tarot deck born from Sophia Litwak’s master’s degree in illustration. White backgrounds, raw ink lines, and a focus on beauty in imperfection.
A deck that leaves room for your own story.
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.
A contemporary tarot deck with a playful edge, created by illustrator Camille Smooch. The cards combine pen-and-ink drawings with digital collage and have a bold, direct feel.
Tarot without the weight, with humour and clear symbolism.
This deck by Duy Khanh Vo won the 2022 CARTA Award for Best Tarot Deck of the Year. 85 hand-painted cards where Vietnamese aesthetics, cityscapes and personal narratives meet.
Second and final print run, no reprint planned.
A 68-card oracle built around the five elements and the bee as spiritual symbol. Kelly Burton combines sacred geometry with vibrant collage work in a deck that can be used on its own or alongside tarot.
Divided into Fire, Water, Air, Earth and Aether, plus three Lineage Cards for ancestral connection.
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.
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 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.
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.
54 horizontal cards by Patrick Valenza in an orange colour palette that captures the atmosphere of Samhain. The deck focuses on the transition between light and shadow, with surrealist imagery that invites introspection.
A special edition for those who take the dark months seriously.
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.
44 cards exploring water as a source of healing and reflection. Rebecca Campbell writes, Katie-Louise illustrates in serene watercolour tones. The guidebook includes card meanings and water rituals.
For anyone working with water as a spiritual element.
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.
Le Jeu des Peintres is a rare 1973 collaboration featuring unique card designs from 19 renowned contemporary artists. This pristine first edition comes in its original silver box, making it a true masterpiece for collectors.
An iconic fusion of mid-century art and cartomancy history, this deck is a sophisticated addition to any serious playing card collection.
Indie decks are often at the forefront of inclusivity, featuring representations of diverse ethnicities, cultures, and gender identities. They also push boundaries with themes less common in traditional sets, such as ecology, social issues, and contemporary personal development. This makes them highly representative and accessible for a modern, wider audience.
Because indie cards are typically produced in small batches, they possess an exclusivity that makes them highly sought after by enthusiasts. Whether used for meditation, creative inspiration, or professional divination, these decks offer a rare connection between the artist’s soul and the reader’s intuition.
Choosing an indie deck is a way to support independent artists while enriching your own spiritual practice. At Tarot.nl, we carefully select indie decks that offer quality, originality, and profound symbolism. Browse our collection today to find a deck that resonates with your personal energy and artistic taste. We are here to help you find that one-of-a-kind set that truly stands out.
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