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Fifty recipe cards for coffee you make at home. From creamy hot drinks to iced frappés and unexpected combinations like coffee with lemon juice.
Pull a different card each day and alternate.
A tarot deck of 26 cards, born from the novel See You Tomorrow. Follow Thanh through the paintings of her sister Bao Khanh, each artwork a fragment of a larger story about trauma and recovery.
A deck for those who read tarot as story, not as instruction manual.
45 cards without words or images. Just colour fields that help you feel what you could not yet name. This deck works with softness and intuition rather than fixed meanings.
Not a classic oracle, but a mirror for your inner world.
46 cards that are all the Fool, and all different. Duy Khanh Vo explores what it means to begin again, in 38 variations plus 8 cards based on the Ba Gua.
A deck that works as a poetic reflection on resilience and courage.
A botanical oracle deck by Ambi Sun with 52 cards, each dedicated to the spiritual properties of flowers and plants. Printed on 330 gsm Black-Core cardstock with holographic black edges.
Limited first edition of 2000 copies, each with a numbered holographic certificate.
A tarot deck that gives your eyes space to rest. Clean line drawings in white on black, silver foil accents, and a matte coating that feels soft when shuffling. Designed by Jana Walker for anyone who wants minimalism and symbolism to work together.
Black, white, silver. This deck needs nothing more.
An oracle deck that brings together the classical planets and key asteroids such as Chiron, Vesta and Ceres. The cards translate astrological cycles into concrete readings, with a guidebook that contains keywords and spreads.
For those who want to use the movements of celestial bodies in daily practice.
A tarot deck that replaces human figures with elemental symbols and asks you to read cards through bodily sensation. Designed by Abigail Rose Clarke for inner work and healing.
A system that lets the body itself speak.
A facsimile edition of a Marseille deck from 1801, preserved in exceptional condition. Sharp lines, vivid colours and a graphic clarity that was ahead of its time.
A deck for collectors and those who appreciate the Marseille tradition.
Holo Tarot is a complete tarot deck by Blackfish Studio that follows the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure, finished with a holographic coating on the face of each card. The coating shifts through a full spectrum of rainbow colours as the light changes. The back is black with a silver star pattern. The deck comes in a two-piece box with silver foil accents and a concise English-language guidebook.
The holographic effect reads best in diffused daylight or soft candlelight.
An oracle that actually makes you smile. 46 cards with illustrations that sit somewhere between storybook and daydream, made for those who want to bring courage and humour into daily practice.
For those unafraid to start the day with a smile.
Sixteen cards, sixteen figures from an ancient divination practice. The Geomantic Deck brings the classical geomantic symbols back to their essence: clear forms you can read directly.
A compact oracle system for those who seek direct answers.
Robert M. Place redrawn his own classic from scratch: not a reprint, but a fully rethought version after six previous editions and thirty years of working with the imagery. Every trump card ties to a specific alchemical material or stage of the Magnum Opus, and the gold gilding on the edges gives each card a weight that matches its content.
This edition includes Veritas as the twenty-second trump.
A historical reproduction of a German tarot deck from Frankfurt, ca. 1820. Based on hand-coloured metal engravings, limited to 2999 numbered copies. For collectors and those interested in the history of tarot.
A rare piece of tarot history, restored by Lo Scarabeo.
The Marseille tradition meets Hermetic philosophy. Robert M. Place weaves alchemical processes with classic tarot imagery and quotes from the Hermetica.
A study deck for those who view tarot as a mystical tool for transformation.
Italian illustrator Cristina Benintende built this deck around a single idea: twilight as the threshold between light and dark, reason and instinct. The figures on the cards are human and vulnerable, set in dreamlike scenes that sit somewhere between surrealism and emotional honesty.
The cards measure 66 x 120 mm, a size that handles comfortably when shuffling.
Digital art with a baroque excess of colour, light and symbolism. This deck follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure but turns the drama up several notches. The result is 78 cards that do not just catch your eye, they demand you look longer.
Traditional symbolism in a bold digital package.
78 tarot cards in which the fool tells every story. Corrado Roi drew all figures as jokers, using the shadow-heavy style he developed for Dylan Dog. Black and white with deep contrasts.
A deck that does not show the fool as a light figure, but as the one who speaks the truth.
This oracle deck translates elements from the periodic table into spiritual archetypes. Amy Leigh Mercree connects scientific properties to energetic messages, illustrated by Katja Pérez in bright colours with cosmic influences.
An oracle system that uses the building blocks of matter as guides for healing and self-reflection.
A contemporary tarot deck with dreamy oil paintings and geometric forms. The 79 cards have silver edges and come in a holographic box. The imagery is modern, light and clearer than most traditional decks.
A deck that reinterprets classical tarot through oil paint, geometry and abundant light.
Astrological insight applied to entrepreneurial questions. 62 cards that translate planetary cycles, houses and aspects into timing, focus and strategy for your work.
For entrepreneurs who want to use astrology as a working tool.
A modern tarot deck that brings spirituality back to the everyday. The illustrations show no mystical figures, but neighbours, playing children and scenes you recognise from your own life. That makes the symbolism directly accessible.
A deck that teaches you to see the magic in your own life.
Forty cards rooted in Celtic tradition: Irish, Welsh, Scottish, Gaulish and Arthurian goddesses, spirits and heroines, based on authentic mythology and more than thirty years of practical experience by author Danu Forest. Dan Goodfellow created the illustrations in rich, full colour. The included guidebook covers each figure’s mythological background, divinatory meanings and a written prayer in her honour.
An oracle set that holds Celtic heritage and contemporary practice close together.
The Druid Animal Oracle is a 33-card oracle set rooted in Celtic tradition, written by Philip and Stephanie Carr-Gomm and illustrated with detailed, colourful imagery. Each card is built on a foundation of sacred geometry, a pentagram, circle and square, and the borders carry text in Ogham, the tree alphabet of the Druids. The cards come in a box that also holds the guidebook.
Three blank cards are included so you can add animals of personal significance not covered by the Celtic tradition.
New titles arrive regularly, from major publishers and independent artists alike. Popular indie decks often sell out fast, so it pays to look often.
Whether you read tarot or prefer oracle cards, the newest additions cover both classic systems and modern themes.
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