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An oracle deck with 48 cards in black and white with blood-red accents, inspired by the figure of seer Mildred Payne. The imagery is gothic, the finish is handmade.
For those drawn to shadow work and symbolism from the occult tradition.
An oracle that sees the world through cat eyes: intuitive, independent and playful. 33 vintage collage cards by Stephen Eichhorn, with texts that translate feline behaviour into human wisdom.
A deck that takes playfulness as seriously as intuition.
44 cards in which stones and minerals function as archetypes. The collages are built from antique illustrations and connect geology with intuition.
For those who use crystal symbolism as an anchor in reflection and ritual.
Fifty constellations, fifty writers, fifty ways to look at your own story. This oracle deck was built through collaboration within the tarot community and translates cosmic patterns into poetry, fables and essays.
Each card asks one question that forces you to look past the surface.
A 50-card oracle built around the craft of bookbinding. The three suits are called Paper, Ink and Thread, and the 29 Story cards work as larger narrative patterns. Watercolour and ink, created by Cedar Wren McCloud.
Works for divination and as a writing tool.
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.
A tarot deck built around the film roles of Christina Ricci. From Wednesday Addams to Yellowjackets: each card draws from a character in her career. Dark imagery, psychological layers, clear focus on transformation.
For anyone who thinks in film and likes to work with characters as mirrors.
A Rider-Waite-based deck where colour does the work. J. Bindels and N. Fernando strip traditional symbolism down to a clean, flat style with lots of white space and strong primary colours.
For anyone who wants the classic structure without the visual clutter of the original.
A square tarot deck of 78 cards, painted in watercolour by Faina Lorah. Each card shows an insect or arachnid as carrier of the traditional tarot archetypes.
For those who let the natural world speak during a reading.
A Lenormand deck set in a garden after dark. Faina Lorah painted 36 cards that use nocturnal imagery for daily readings. Poker-size, matte finish, gold-edged.
Traditional Lenormand system in night-time imagery.
Skulls take centre stage in this deck by Vera Petruk. Each card combines classic tarot symbolism with detailed skull illustrations that make the transience and essence of existence visible.
A deck for those who do not turn away from shadow and transformation.
A tarot deck with rich esoteric symbolism, illustrated by Vera Petruk. The cards combine occultism, astrology and metaphysical themes in detailed illustrations with black gilded edges.
The large format brings out the fine details of the symbolism clearly.
A Rider-Waite-Smith deck with naive illustrations in pink, mint green and light blue. The fairytale-like style by Jad Mady softens the classic symbolism and makes it more approachable.
A deck that lets you look at traditional symbolism with a lighter eye.
Digital art that brings the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition back to life. Ciro Marchetti works with intense facial expressions, dramatic lighting and cinematic composition.
A deck where you read the emotion before you look up the meaning.
Forty hand-painted dogs in watercolour, each with three keywords. Faina Lorah uses the instinctive wisdom of dogs as a guide for everyday questions.
A playful oracle deck that translates the loyalty and intuition of dogs into practical insights.
Brendan Marnell brings the ecosystem of the Pacific Northwest into tarot: 78 hand-drawn cards full of regional plants and animals. The deck follows the classic tarot structure but translates all archetypes into the forest, coast and mountains of Oregon and Washington.
Ten percent of proceeds goes to nature conservation in the Pacific Northwest.
A 48-card tarot deck that brings astrology and cartomancy together. Based on the work of Georges Muchery, with vintage illustrations from the early 20th century and astrological symbols on every card.
For anyone who wants to combine tarot and astrology without having to calculate first.
Japanese warrior philosophy translated into the Rider-Waite structure. The cards show traditional Japanese art and combine strategic thinking with tarot symbolism.
A visually strong deck for anyone interested in the link between tactical thinking and tarot.
An 80-card tarot deck in which unicorns take centre stage. Based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system, with soft colours and imagery focused on positivity and intuition.
Two cards more than standard tarot, familiar structure with unicorn interpretation.
A tarot deck that translates the Rider-Waite structure into the style of Japanese woodblock prints. Samurai and geisha replace the court cards, the suits stay recognisable. The cards have a matte finish and the included booklet explains the basic meanings.
A working deck for anyone who values the Japanese aesthetic of Ukiyo-e.
78 tarot cards in which Fabio Listrani combines the classic tarot structure with the symbolism of Voodoo. The lwa, the spirits from the Afro-Caribbean tradition, take the place of the familiar tarot archetypes.
A deck that shifts the boundary between the earthly and the divine.
A set of 22 major arcana based on Egyptian deities, supplemented with 9 oracle cards designed specifically for time-based predictions. The cards combine classic tarot symbolism with iconography from ancient Egypt.
A compact deck for reading the major arcana through Egyptian imagery with concrete timing indications.
Francene Hart translates mathematical patterns into oracle cards. 64 cards based on her original paintings, combining sacred geometry with imagery from nature and cosmos.
The symbolism is not abstract, the guidebook makes it directly usable.
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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