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Black and white tarot without colour, without distraction. Diego Gabriele draws Rider-Waite symbolism back to its core: line, light and shadow. A limited edition on heavy cardstock.
For those who seek clarity in contrasts.
44 oracle cards featuring original paintings by Nicolette van den Hadelkamp. Each artwork is paired with a single word that leaves space for personal interpretation. The deck is designed for women seeking tools for reflection.
A deck where art and language meet as a tool for reflection.
Watercolour tarot with Japanese flower language and Art Nouveau lines. Addi Miyako draws her childhood memories and cultural heritage into 78 cards with indigo blue edges.
Peonies, folktales and botanical symbolism in one deck.
An oracle deck that connects cannabis and other plants with spiritual insight. 78 cards across six suits, focusing on plant healing, culture and metaphysical concepts. Illustrated by Ejiwa ‘Edge’ Ebenebe in a vibrant, dreamlike style.
For those who see plants as a gateway to spiritual wisdom.
A handmade deck of 44 cards based on geometric forms and spiritual symbolism. Nune Loe designed this oracle for those who want to bring mind, body and soul together.
Geometry as language, no instructions needed.
Ambi Sun and Sha Roose collected 44 stories from eleven countries in Southeast Asia. Not the big names, not the mainstream myths, but stories passed down orally for generations and at risk of disappearing.
A book that works as well for reading as it does for inspiration beside your cards.
This oracle deck by Ambi Sun and Sha Roose brings forward stories from Southeast Asian folklore. 44 cards with illustrations full of floral and cosmic details, each with a keyword that marks the core of a legend.
Standard tarot size in a sturdy two-part box with foil stamping.
78 photographic tarot cards with holographic foil, based on power sites around the world. Leah Shoman uses double exposures and Polaroid techniques to layer geographical locations into single images.
Photography, foil and ley lines in one deck.
52 cards depicting archetypes of female weavers, each connected to a path of Yarn, Braid or Cloth. Carolyn Hillyer brings together thirty years of painting in an oracle that links mythic traditions to the landscape of Dartmoor.
This is not a deck for quick answers, but for those who want to take time with what comes up.
Carolyn Hillyer’s oracle in a Slovakian edition with 140 pages of text. The cards are in English, the guidebook in Slovak. Thirty years of work in 52 archetypes.
A raw, direct oracle for those who want to work with archetypal feminine imagery.
A handmade oracle deck by Nune Loe that focuses on recognising karmic patterns and healing your inner child. The cards are printed on glossy textured cardstock and come in a black box with a unique card image on the front.
Each box contains a personally selected card image.
A limited edition with 78 cards in silky matte lamination and gold edges. The imagery combines classic tarot symbolism with mystical illustrations that work for both beginners and experienced readers.
Luxurious finish and clear symbolism in one deck.
Learn astrology by throwing, drawing and combining. This set from Koppenhol Uitgeverij contains three twelve-sided dice, a card deck and an instruction book that explains how to combine planets, signs and houses into a concrete reading.
A practical way to learn astrological symbols through play.
A hand-collaged tarot by Irene Mudd. Paint, embroidery and abstract forms come together in 78 cards that reinterpret classic archetypes with androgynous figures and feminine strength.
Every image is a handmade piece of art with a distinct progressive perspective.
44 oracle cards with gilded edges, focused on star beings, archangels and ascended masters. Louise Sofia writes about DNA activation, light language and cosmic bloodlines. The guidebook contains 50 exercises.
A deck for those who want to work with star beings and energetic transmissions.
A book that uses the Alchemical Tarot to question the Covid-19 pandemic. Scott Martin wrote 78 chapters, one for each card, as a spiritual journal during the crisis.
A method you can use with any deck to ask existential questions.
This set brings the earliest recorded occult interpretation of the tarot to life as a complete, playable deck. Based on the 1781 writings of Comte de Mellet, illustrated and researched by Robert M. Place, it includes 78 cards printed on heavy card stock with a matte finish and gold edges, plus a 143-page guidebook.
For anyone who wants to work with the tarot at its oldest recorded occult root.
Eighty cards showing mythical hybrids and animal-headed figures, based on the Rider-Waite system but expanded with ‘The All’ and ‘The Void’. Alexandria Huntington drew this deck as a journey through nature and archetypes.
A ritual deck with skeletons on the Aces and ocean beings in the Cups.
80 tarot cards that bring together African mythology, ancestral wisdom and divine femininity. Andrea Furtick draws with holographic paper and gold foil edges, showing a wide spectrum of melanated skin tones throughout the deck.
A deck that connects representation and spiritual depth.
A reproduction of a Paris tarot deck from 1650, with divergent symbolism that predates the standardised Marseille tradition. The Tower is a tree, the Hanged Man stands upright. Historical study object for collectors and advanced readers.
One of the rarest early French tarot decks, for those who want to study the roots of tarot.
Patrick Valenza sketched every card in this deck within an hour of waking from his afternoon nap. No planning, no drafts. What you see here is what his mind released between sleep and waking.
A deck that asks for intuition, not rules.
52 cards with no text, no guidebook, no explanation. Patrick Valenza drew this oracle deck straight from his own dreams and nightmares. It asks you to trust your own response to what you see.
This deck does not predict. It reveals.
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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