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Black cats as guides through Rider-Waite symbolism. Helena de Almeida drew 78 cards in which the cat does not simply appear, but carries each scene. The gilded edges give the deck a polished finish.
A deck that pairs Rider-Waite structure with contemporary cat aesthetics.
A faithful reproduction of the 1760 classic, preserving the original woodcut style and colour palette of master cardmaker Nicolas Conver. A piece of tarot history focused on geometry, numerology and the raw symbolism of the Marseille tradition.
The most respected edition of the Tarot de Marseille, printed on cards built for daily use.
88 oracle cards that glow under UV light, designed by Patrick Valenza. Dark backgrounds, childlike drawings and direct symbolism that tell the story of Mildred Payne, a patient from 1928 who claimed to make contact with spirits.
An oracle that shows its strength in the dark.
Unlock cosmic wisdom with this 79-card deck that beautifully integrates tarot, astrology, and alchemy. Featuring rose gold holographic foil and hand-painted edges, it is designed to deepen your intuitive journey and spiritual growth.
Elevate your spiritual practice with the Fortuna Tarot Deck Emerald Anima and discover the balance of planetary magic and inner alchemy.
Bruno Letizia combines the life journey of Siddhartha Gautama with the structure of the tarot. Vibrant colours and modern linework translate Buddhist symbols into a contemporary visual language that invites introspection.
A functional deck for anyone who wants to read the tarot through a Buddhist lens.
Kim Krans presents 78 archetypes through her signature linework and watercolour accents. The round shape of the cards reflects the cyclical nature of the psyche. The accompanying handwritten book of 224 pages connects each archetype to everyday life.
A deck that focuses on universal patterns rather than classical tarot structure.
The first edition of the Starchild Tarot, combining vintage photography, dreamlike landscapes and geometric patterns. 78 cards with gilded edges and a matte finish that feels like silk.
The Rose Portal edition is known for its soft rose and pastel tones with golden accents.
This deck does not use drawn figures or angels. Every card carries a photograph of a real woman, taken in nature, co-created by Elly Ariella with more than sixty women from different countries. The cards are in English and carry direct, positive texts focused on self-recognition, feminine strength and sisterhood.
Already own the first English edition with 54 cards? A separate Dutch guidebook with expansion cards is available via info@ellyariella.nl.
The sepia version of Prisma Visions in pocket format. All 78 cards in monochrome tones, with the Minor Arcana forming a continuous panorama per suit. The compact format and tin box make this a travel deck that goes anywhere.
The original artwork by James R. Eads, now in a format that fits in any jacket pocket.
A bag that goes beyond storage. The Prisma Visions Satchel protects your cards and offers a fold-out flap you can use anywhere as a surface for a reading.
Custom designed for the Prisma Visions and Cosma Visions deck.
A 400-page hardcover book about the Prisma Visions Tarot and Cosma Visions Oracle. First-time publication of reversed meanings for Prisma Visions, plus process notes and full-page illustrations.
A reference work that opens both decks in depth, with room for meditation and study.
A tarot deck in which the cards of each suit form one continuous panorama. James R. Eads works with impressionist brushstrokes and surrealist imagery that flows across the borders.
For those who read tarot as story, not as separate images.
Jane Struthers brings cartomancy into the present: 52 cards with bold design, astrological links and a clear guidebook. This is fortune-telling with playing cards, translated into a contemporary form.
An accessible introduction to the old art of reading with playing cards.
The prairie as metaphor for freedom and self-knowledge. This oracle uses plants and animals from the prairie landscape to help you with questions about personal power, boundaries and purpose.
Clear messages on every card, suitable for daily pulls and journaling.
The 22 cards of the Major Arcana, drawn by Adolf Wölfli, the founder of the outsider art movement. No traditional tarot imagery, but visionary art filled with complex patterns and hypnotic detail.
A collector’s piece for those who do not separate art from tarot.
The 22 cards of the Major Arcana reimagined as influencers, creators and digital archetypes. Playful and modern, but with the core of classic tarot intact.
For anyone who wants to read tarot without the weight of centuries-old imagery.
Ciro Marchetti’s tribute to the pen-and-ink tradition. 82 cards in retro style with a muted colour palette, based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system but reworked in his own visual language. Metallic red edges and glossy finish on 330 gsm cardstock.
An RWS-based deck with Marchetti’s visual signature.
Ciro Marchetti brings traditional tarot into digital territory. Saturated colours, mechanical details and dreamlike backgrounds give each card its own atmosphere. This is Rider-Waite symbolism through a contemporary lens.
A deck that works equally well for daily readings and visual collectors.
A version of the Mystic Palette Tarot in which colour has been reduced to warm sepia tones. The illustrations by Ciro Marchetti take on a classical, almost antique quality through this monochrome palette.
A deck that works as a tool for reflection, not as a colour palette.
Lorenzo Gaggiotti fused the Tarot de Marseille with the Rider-Waite-Smith into a deck that honours both traditions. The Major Arcana are fully illustrated, the Minor Arcana are minimalist pip cards with geometric patterns. Gold foil on front and back, soft-touch finish.
Between classical iconography and contemporary graphic design.
German artist Kitty Kahane redraws the classic Rider-Waite system with bold colours and a light-hearted line. Her figures are expressive, sometimes humorous, and make the symbolism directly accessible without losing depth.
A fresh deck for those who want to let go of seriousness without letting go of tarot itself.
A tarot deck that captures the European voyages of discovery to the Americas in 78 cards. Amerigo Folchi connects historical figures with tarot archetypes and fills the Minor Arcana with indigenous flora, fauna and pottery.
A deck for those who want to read history and symbolism together.
Bernadette King adds 49 cards to her Ark Animal Tarot & Oracle Deck. New themes such as mothers and babies, prehistoric and mythical creatures, friends and family. The cards have the same format and finish as the base set, so you can shuffle them together or use them separately.
An expansion that also works as a standalone oracle.
One hundred cards with ready-made spells for concrete situations. Based on the Wiccapedia series by Leanna Greenaway, Shawn Robbins and Charity Bedell. Each card describes one ritual or spell you can perform directly.
A practical tool for those who want to apply witchcraft, not a theoretical book.
Indie makers set their own direction, from minimalist line work to lush, detailed art. Many also lead on inclusive imagery and themes that traditional decks rarely touch, which makes the range feel fresh and varied.
Because print runs are small, popular indie decks sell out and are not always reprinted. If you like the newest arrivals, check our latest decks regularly.
Why buy at Tarot.nl? One of the widest indie ranges around, held in our own stock, with real photos so you can see the art before you buy.
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