New Oracles and Tarot

Quên Lenormand The Quên Lenormand is a hand-drawn set by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo. Each card is drawn in pen and painted in watercolour, in warm, personal tones. Quên means ‘forgotten’ in Vietnamese, and the set is self-published in small editions. Language: English Quality: Watercolour artwork, natural linen pouch, kraft cardboard box Contents: 41 cards (including title card), no guidebook Lay the cards out and read both the classic symbol and the short phrase printed beneath each one.

Noira Tarot 2026 The Noira Tarot 2026 is a hand-drawn tarot deck by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo, with soft pastel colours, bold black lines and simply drawn faces. Alongside the 78 tarot cards, you get three extras: The Karma, Myself and The Blank. The deck arrives wrapped in hand-drawn wrapping paper. Language: English Quality: White borders with rounded corners Contents: 81 cards, no guidebook included Place The Blank in front of you and see what comes up: the face with the third eye leaves the reading entirely open.

IM Oracle The IM Oracle by Duy Khanh Vo contains 55 cards, each with a painted face, figure or object on a boldly coloured background. Below every image sits one short sentence, starting with ‘Yes’, ‘No’ or ‘Not yet’. The answers are direct, sometimes gentle, sometimes quietly funny. Language: English Quality: Painted illustrations with bold outlines Contents: 55 cards, certificate of authenticity, round disc The box comes in three different cover designs – you receive one of the three, but the cards inside are identical across all versions.

Quên Lenormand The Quên Lenormand is a 41-card set by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo. Every card is drawn with pen and coloured with watercolour, so each one feels like a small painting. Below each image, a short English phrase gives the card its own particular tone. Language: English Quality: Pen and watercolour, white borders, linen drawstring pouch, wooden box with metal clasp Contents: 41 cards (including title card), no guidebook The wooden box features a hand-painted woman in a red dress on the front, the same figure that appears on the Child card.

Ritual Tarot Deluxe Edition Tiera May builds every card image by hand, cutting and assembling figures, animals, landscapes and sacred objects into new compositions. This 81-card deck includes three extra Major Arcana, and none of the cards carry a title on either side. The images stand on their own. Language: English Quality: Matte cards with a matte gold gilt edge, 320 gsm board with black core, black fabric bag Contents: 81 cards and a 179-page hardcover guidebook The deluxe slipcase box is matte black with a white-printed circular ornament and gothic lettering.

Sarah Nalind Tarot Deck A 78-card tarot deck with photographs instead of drawings, made by Sarah Nalind, psychologist, medium and tarot reader. Use it to reflect on your own life through symbols and intuition, for a daily card or a longer spread. Language: English Quality: Light pink box with silver foil, rose-gold satin pouch Contents: 78 cards The backs of the cards show the ‘SN’ monogram in a wreath of flowers on a light blue background.

Rose Season Tarot Tara Cochrane built every card by hand as a physical collage – layers of paper, texture, and detail visible in the print. The deck is structured around the seasons: almost every card is tied to a specific time of year, which changes how you read it. Language: English Quality: Larger than standard cards, sturdy magnetic closure box in soft off-white green Contents: 81 cards and a 228-page guidebook The first edition is limited to 1,000 copies.

Yukika Tarot Stasia Burrington painted all 80 cards by hand in watercolor over two years. Built on the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, the imagery centers on bodies, presence, and the immediate moment rather than distant symbolism. A pink-blue holographic foil on the card edges shifts with the light and sits naturally alongside the soft palette. Language: English Quality: 350 gsm matte card stock, pink-blue holographic foil edges, sturdy lidded box Contents: 80 cards and a 100-page guidebook This is the 2nd edition of the deck Burrington originally released through Kickstarter.

Emblemata Oracle Companion Guidebook This guidebook accompanies the 60-card Emblemata Oracle deck and is rooted in the woodcut emblems of sixteenth-century French artist Claude Paradin. Nitasia Roland of Urania Press wrote the divinatory interpretations, working from Paradin’s original Latin and French mottos. The woodcut images were digitally restored and colorized from museum archive files. Language: English Contents: Guidebook to the 60-card Emblemata Oracle deck A grounded reference that brings five centuries of emblematic tradition into contemporary oracular practice.

Sublime Thresholds Tarot Softcover Companion Guidebook Written by Nitasia Roland, this guidebook pairs each card in the Sublime Thresholds Tarot deck with a full-page intuitive, poetic interpretation and a ‘Sublime Code’ drawn from her MFA thesis on the endurance of the philosophical concept of the sublime. Greek words tied to each card’s archetype and historical notes on the art movements behind the paintings round out the interpretations. Language: English Quality: Softcover, matte color cover, black and white interior Contents: Guidebook for an 88-card deck (78 tarot cards plus 10 oracle cards) The deck is sold separately; this is the written companion guidebook only.

Sublime Thresholds Oracle Softcover Companion Guidebook Written by Nitasia Roland, this softcover guidebook accompanies a separately sold 78-card oracle deck combining gods and goddesses from Greek, Egyptian, Celtic, Norse, and Mesopotamian traditions with cards focused on magic and mysticism. The interpretations are poetic and animist in tone, grounded in the philosophical history of the Sublime dating back to the 1st century AD. Language: English Quality: Matte colour cover, black-and-white interior, softcover Contents: Guidebook for 78-card oracle deck (deck sold separately)

Reflection – Mindful Ritual Cards Fifty small cards designed to interrupt familiar patterns. Paige McLeod created this deck through her Prism + Fleur studio as a set of brief, concrete reminders for anyone who wants to step back from automatic habits and notice what is actually there. Language: English Quality: Gold-painted card edges, gold-foil stamping on box Contents: 50 cards + tri-fold instruction leaflet Not tarot, not oracle – a mindfulness deck that works through pause and recognition.

Mythology Tarot The Mythology Tarot links the imagery of classical Greek and Roman mythology to the structure of the Rider-Waite-Smith system. The cards are illustrated by Davide Corsi, with thematic content written by mythology scholar Annette Giesecke. Gods, heroes, and epic narratives appear here not as decoration, but as carriers of the familiar tarot archetypes. Language: Multilingual edition Contents: 78 cards, 65 x 118 mm A deck for those who know classical mythology and want to see how those stories relate to the tarot tradition.

Faerie Pathways Oracle The Faerie Pathways Oracle brings together 70 individual faerie spirits, each with a name, a personality, and an affirmation-based message designed to support reflection and joyful living. Paulina Fae’s delicate, warmly detailed illustrations give every card an immediate emotional presence — you feel who each faerie is before you even read the title. The 84-page illustrated guidebook introduces each faerie by name and includes three custom spreads to help you use the deck in a more structured way. Language: English Quality: Smooth luxury card stock, flexible and durable Contents: 70 cards + 84-page illustrated guidebook Available from June 2026 — Paulina Fae’s latest oracle deck, combining faerie wisdom and uplifting affirmations in 70 illustrated cards.

Mermaid Tarot Dame Darcy drew and painted all 78 cards by hand, in a neo-Victorian style filled with sea creatures, shipwrecks, and nautical folklore. The pastel colours and faded vintage tones recall hand-drawn posters from the 1960s, while the imagery follows the classic Rider-Waite structure throughout. The card edges are finished with a high-gloss gold foil – reflective, not matte. Language: English (no guidebook included) Quality: Fully hand-drawn artwork, gold foil edges, rigid box Contents: 78 cards, no guidebook The plain white box gives almost nothing away about what is inside.

My Friend Fire My Friend Fire is an oracle deck by Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar (Mari in the Sky), the creator behind The Gentle Tarot. Sixty hand-drawn cards are organized into five themes: listening, nourishment, growth, reflection, and change, each recognizable by its own colored border. The deck comes with a full-color guidebook and a twelve-card layout expansion pack. Language: English Quality: Matte gold gilded edges, compact size (68 x 104 mm) Contents: 60 oracle cards + 12 expansion cards, full-color guidebook The card titles are clear enough to work intuitively right away, even without consulting the guidebook.

Seasons of the Witch: Lammas Oracle The seventh instalment in the Seasons of the Witch series centres on Lammas, the harvest festival of late summer, with 44 cards built around themes of self-belief, success and gratitude. Authors Lorriane Anderson and Juliet Diaz are joined by Belgian illustrator Tijana Lukovic, whose imagery draws on folklore, fairy tale and the turning of the seasons. Language: English Quality: Sturdy cardstock, 90 x 128 mm Contents: 44 cards with guidebook If you already work with the Seasons of the Witch series, this deck follows the same approach – and that consistency is part of what makes it useful.

Seasons of the Witch: Winter Tarot This deck reimagines the classic Rider-Waite-Smith system through the lens of winter: snowy creatures, festive maidens and frosty ritual brews take the place of familiar imagery. All 78 cards are anchored to winter themes of rest and reflection, with the sabbats Yule and Imbolc woven throughout. It suits readers who already work with the wheel of the year or want to start doing so. Language: English Quality: Sturdy card stock, 115 x 54 x 170 mm Contents: 78 cards with 208-page guidebook The Rider-Waite-Smith structure stays intact; the imagery is entirely recalibrated for the coldest season.

Soul Splash Tarot Soul Splash Tarot blends comic-book art with a dark, dream-driven colour palette that sits somewhere between wonder and dread. Every card reads as its own scene, vivid and strange. Beyond the standard 78 cards, the deck includes a replacement Death card and three bonus cards. Language: English Quality: 330 gsm black core card stock, air-cushion finish, fluorescent ink on packaging Contents: 82 cards + 3 bonus cards + English guidebook The box is a rigid lid-and-base construction with sleeve, also printed on black core paper with fluorescent ink.

Broken Mirror Tarot Mercury Special Edition Every card in this deck is designed to look like an image seen through a broken piece of mercury mirror, one of the earliest types of fine mirrors in the history of glassmaking. Lines and patterns divide each card surface into fragments, creating a mosaic-like, vintage quality throughout. The cards follow the Rider-Waite-Smith system and include 78 standard tarot cards, two alternative versions of existing cards, and one special extra card. Language: English Quality: 310 gsm Japanese black core cardstock, air-cushion matte finish Contents: 81 cards (78 standard + 2 alternatives + 1 special card) At 70 x 120 mm, the cards sit comfortably in the hand and shuffle smoothly.

The RainShadow Tarot Claire Mack lives on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State and assembles every card image by hand: painted surfaces, hand-cut paper, fragments from old books. That craft shows in every card. Autumn Hesse co-authored the guidebook. Language: English Quality: Hard cover box, gold-foil stamping on cover, full-colour guidebook Contents: 78 cards and a 112-page guidebook Instead of fixed reversed meanings, this deck asks you to look at what is simultaneously present in a single moment.

Song of the Grandmother Oracle This oracle is built around the concept of grandmother energy: emotional maturity, compassion, and a grounded wisdom that transcends age or gender. Kara Simons of Joyful Resonance designed 66 cards divided into six color-coded categories, ranging from Self-Love and Harmony to Destruction. Illustrator Amy Putney Peterson created the artwork, which draws on botanical, elemental, and animal imagery. Language: English Quality: Plain card edges, sturdy two-piece box Contents: 66 cards + 6 blank cards + category overview card + double-sided spread card + 174-page guidebook The six categories are color-coded, making it easy to see which realm a card belongs to even without the guidebook.

Seasons of the Witch: Beltane Oracle Beltane, also known as May Day, is the point in the Wheel of the Year when the earth’s energy peaks. This oracle builds around that moment: 44 cards rooted in ancient Beltane themes of fertility, passion and action. The guidebook includes original poetry by Juliet Diaz, written to serve as invocations for ritual use. Language: English Quality: Gilded edges Contents: 44 cards and 144-page guidebook The poems in the guidebook are designed to be spoken aloud, giving this deck a ritual dimension beyond standard oracle sets.

Seasons of the Witch: Imbolc Oracle Imbolc falls halfway between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, and this oracle builds directly on that in-between moment: hope, patience, and turning inward. Lorriane Anderson and Juliet Diaz created the cards, Tijana Lukovic illustrated them from her base in Ghent. Each of the 44 cards carries a short meaning and a word spell, making the oracle accessible to those with little or no experience reading cards. Language: English Contents: 44 oracle cards with guidebook This is the third deck in the Seasons of the Witch series, alongside the Samhain and Yule editions.