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A tarot deck that translates each symbol into an art form or craft. Kaitlyn Taylor connects the 78 Rider-Waite cards to painting, weaving, stained glass and other disciplines.
For those who read tarot and experience creativity as a daily practice.
Charlie Quintero of Sick Sad Girls transforms the Rider-Waite structure into a psychedelic trip in red. This deck combines horror, sci-fi and Halloween aesthetics with an inclusive, contemporary take on tarot.
A macabre, visually intense deck that reinterprets Rider-Waite imagery through a gothic and modern lens.
A tarot deck with holographic gold foil, watercolour illustrations and hand-painted edges. Designed by graphic designer and astrologer Maria Praena, who combines alchemy, astrology and numerology in 79 cards.
Luxury finish with a modern interpretation of the court cards.
Carlota Santos draws tarot figures as if they walked onto the cards from different centuries and continents. Celtic patterns, Russian costumes, Caribbean colours: everything comes together in a style that feels both modern and nostalgic.
A compact deck with eclectic imagery that combines traditional tarot structure with a fresh graphic approach.
Tarot deck featuring 78 lizards interpreting the traditional arcana. Kaitlyn Taylor draws each species with attention to detail and humour, from gecko to iguana.
A deck that follows the Rider-Waite structure with a lighter touch.
77 cards in stark black and white, designed for the in-between moments of your life. No colour, no ornament, only the line that marks the threshold between what was and what is coming.
A minimalist mirror for moments when you do not yet know where you stand.
A compact oracle by Patrick Valenza with 54 cards full of surrealist imagery. Limited to 300 sets, no guidebook, deliberately made for intuitive use. The dark aesthetic connects to his Deviant Moon work.
For collectors and those who work with images without text.
48 cards with atmospheric images and word prompts from artist Amy T. Won’s nature journal. Made to help you look at your surroundings with curiosity during walks. The cards have a velvety finish and gilded edges.
Pull a card before you step outside and hold the word in mind during your walk.
Realistic crystal photography paired with digital floral illustrations. Each card includes chakra information, astrological correspondence and an affirmation on the back. No guidebook needed.
Standard tarot size, all information printed on the card itself.
An oracle deck of 54 cards with soft, cosmic imagery and an extensive online platform with videos and meditations. The cards have a linen finish and are supported by a physical guidebook and digital guidance.
A set that is thoughtfully designed both visually and tactilely, with additional digital support.
A tarot deck in which every card depicts a plant, tree or herb. Charlie Quintero builds on the Rider-Waite structure and translates it into a botanical visual language with contemporary illustrations.
A deck that speaks the language of tarot through the language of nature.
A Dutch-language tarot deck of 78 cards that weaves Surinamese culture and spirituality through the classic tarot structure. Rachida Kacimi replaces European archetypes with Surinamese motifs: traditional dress, natural elements, ancestral symbolism.
A tarot deck that does not name diversity, but shows it.
50 oracle cards with surreal landscapes by James R. Eads, finished with prismatic gold accents. Compact format, bold imagery, no colour coding. This deck asks for your own interpretation.
A visual oracle that activates your imagination rather than prescribing meanings.
The Green Glyphs Tarot by James R. Eads combines classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure with clean, graphic design and a colour-coding system for each suit. The cards feature prismatic gilded edges that reflect light in multiple colours.
A modern deck with clear symbolism and intuitive colour coding.
A tarot deck in greyscale and black, based on the demonology of the Lesser Key of Solomon. Fabio Listrani connects each card to a specific entity from the Ars Goetia, complete with seal and astrological correspondence.
This is not a beginner deck. The symbolism assumes knowledge of hermetic traditions.
This is the luminous counterpart to Goetia: Tarot in Darkness. Where that deck explored demonology, these 78 cards focus on angels, celestial hierarchies and the traditions of the Ars Notoria. Each card contains Kabbalistic signs, sigils and sacred names.
Designed for those who already have experience with tarot and an interest in Western esotericism or angelology.
A botanical oracle featuring 45 plants and herbs native to the American Southeast. Stacey Williams-Ng hand-painted each card, weaving folklore traditions from her home region of Memphis with plant symbolism.
For those curious about the hidden language of Southern flora.
Nekro draws in black and white with sharp colour accents, baroque ornaments and a gothic aesthetic that leaves little room for doubt. This deck is dramatic, direct and built on contrasts.
For those who want a deck that does not look away.
A card game that makes talents visible through tasks and reflection cards. 27 task cards give you a concrete action, 27 treasure cards name a quality. Developed by Greetje Welten and Matty van de Rijzen for use in groups, families or one-on-one.
You can use the game as a team-building tool, as a conversation starter in education, or as daily reflection for yourself.
A modern tarot deck with hand-painted cards celebrating the diversity of women. The traditional suits have been renamed Create, Feel, Think and Earth, making the cards directly translatable to concrete areas of life.
The suits carry new names that show what the card addresses: creating, feeling, thinking or manifesting.
A tarot deck based on the atmosphere of Maggie Stiefvater’s novel ‘The Scorpio Races’, with the ocean as metaphor for emotion and the subconscious. The borderless cards show horses, sea creatures and everyday people in a dreamlike, raw style.
For readings that ask for emotional depth.
A modern interpretation of the Rider-Waite-Smith system, drawn by Danilo Sanino. The illustrations are dreamlike and detailed, with a soft colour palette that feels mysterious and ethereal.
A deck for those seeking classic symbolism in a soft, poetic form.
36 Lenormand cards in the style of Palekh miniatures, hand-painted by Russian artist Faina Lorah. Figures from Slavic mythology stand out against deep black backgrounds.
Traditional Lenormand reading method in vintage Eastern European imagery.
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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