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Forty cards that speak to teenagers and young adults during moments of doubt, stress or uncertainty. Each card introduces an ‘angel’ with a relatable message and a small exercise. Teen coach Rita Pietrosanto wrote the texts, which are direct and clear.
A deck that says the right thing at the right time.
44 oracle cards working with unicorn energy, built around themes of purification, spiritual healing and manifestation. Text by spiritual mentor Cordelia Francesca Brabbs, illustrations by a collection of fantasy artists.
A gentle oracle deck for those drawn to unicorn symbolism.
Alana Fairchild built an oracle around energetic transmission rather than fixed meanings. The 44 hand-painted cards function as a focus point for meditation and intuitive healing. The 240-page guidebook describes each card on multiple levels.
For those who work with energetic awareness and take time for reflection.
An oracle deck that does not just give you messages, but also tasks. Each card contains a journaling question and a concrete action to turn spirituality into something you actually do.
For those who prefer to do spirituality rather than just feel it.
54 heart-shaped cards with poetic messages and intuitive art by Toni Carmine Salerno. Each card is a gentle reminder of the power of self-love and inner wisdom. The revised edition keeps the familiar shape and messages but offers higher-quality production than the first version.
A deck that does not ask for study, but for stillness.
Lucy Cavendish designed this set of 55 cards for anyone who needs to slow down. No spreads, no symbols, just clear sentences that help you release tension and return to the present moment.
Draw a card when you need calm, read the text, breathe.
A tarot deck that connects the classic 78-card structure with Egyptian deities, the Dendera zodiac and astrological symbolism. Illustrated by Silvana Alasia in warm colours with clear linework.
A deck for those who want to link Egyptian mythology to tarot practice.
Gothic romance and melancholy in 78 cards. The Favole Tarot is illustrated by Victoria Francés and draws its atmosphere from Victorian tales, vampire legends and fairytale darkness.
For intuitive readings and those who recognize beauty in shadow.
This oracle deck brings together 36 cards based on the illustrations of Arthur Rackham (1867-1939), one of the most celebrated British illustrators of the early twentieth century. The cards show fairies, nature spirits and folk figures in pen-and-ink drawings and watercolour-style scenes. The guidebook is multilingual.
The card backs are teal with a floral pattern in red and pink.
62 astrological cards for anyone who wants to learn or deepen the language of the stars. Each card covers a specific element: zodiac signs, planets, houses, aspects and asteroids. Maria Praena’s deck combines education with intuition.
A teaching tool that also happens to look beautiful.
Scott Alexander King brings together animals from all continents in this oracle deck of 45 cards. Each animal carries a message about protection, transformation or balance. The 124-page guidebook describes what each animal can mean in your own life.
A deck that invites you to pause and consider what animals can teach you.
Charlie Claire Burgess draws tarot as people really look. All body types, skin tones and gender expressions are present in this deck of 78 cards. The structure is classic Rider-Waite-Smith, the imagery is not.
A deck where you can see yourself, without compromise.
A tarot deck set in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England, between alchemy, astrology and the first scientific revolution. Graphic imagery with attention to historical detail.
A deck for anyone who loves history, symbolism and riddles.
Colette Baron-Reid kept the traditional tarot structure but changed the tone completely. Instead of warnings you get affirmations in the present tense. The four elements replace the classic suits.
A deck that works like an encouraging conversation with your own higher self.
Lorenzo Gaggiotti draws tarot as if it were a Renaissance manuscript. Detailed, dark, full of symbols you only notice on the third look.
A deck for those who appreciate artistic work and read French or work intuitively.
An oracle deck celebrating the power of African goddesses through unedited photo portraits of real women. Dr. Giavanni Washington combines ancestral wisdom with contemporary imagery for reflection and healing.
Photography by Marla Warner, published by Rebel Howl Studio.
This 78-card deck brings together two nature-based traditions – Druidry and Wicca – through illustrations by Will Worthington, who has worked as an illustrator for thirty years with a focus on Celtic mythology and the ancient past. Philip and Stephanie Carr-Gomm, both active members of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, wrote the accompanying texts.
A deck that takes its roots seriously – created by people who practise the traditions it portrays.
Thirty-six cards with abstract watercolour shapes and Sanskrit symbols, designed by Silvana Alasia. The cards are grouped around colour frequencies and work as a visual anchor during meditation or breathing exercises.
Simple, minimalist and focused on colour as a direct path to stillness.
An oracle deck with 44 cards, illustrated by Amy Brown. The imagery shows fairies in dreamlike natural settings, rich in colour and detail. Written by Lucy Cavendish.
A fantasy deck for those drawn to the world of fairies.
A minimalist tarot deck with pastel colours, animals instead of court cards, and symbolism based on the seven chakras. Created by illustrator and yoga teacher Theresa Hutch. Compact cards in a metal tin.
A travel-friendly deck that combines chakra work and tarot.
Forty-five cards with colour photographs of cats and short, encouraging messages for daily inspiration. A lighthearted deck that translates the independent wisdom of cats into practical advice.
An accessible deck for daily comfort and reminders about self-care.
Eighty cards in which figures step out of their frames, literally and figuratively. The Wanderer’s Tarot combines realistic characters with dreamlike landscapes in a drawing style that feels more like contemporary illustration than classic tarot.
A deck that challenges you to read beyond the familiar paths.
A science fiction tarot in which cats serve as spiritual guides. The cards depict a fantasy world with rich costumes, bright colours and detailed patterns. Each image combines traditional tarot symbolism with the mystique of the Outer Regions.
For those who love cats, fantasy and tarot in a setting outside the ordinary world.
Birds as messengers between earth and sky. This oracle deck by Ted Andrews translates bird sightings into personal insights through lifelike illustrations in vivid colours.
For those who read nature and want to listen to the language of wings.
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