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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.
35 cards, each centred on a gemstone or crystal, with energetic properties linked to chakras. The illustrations show the natural beauty of the stones, with brief descriptions in the guidebook.
A visually clear deck for anyone working with or starting to explore crystal energy.
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.
A Rider-Waite-Smith tarot with a distinct contemporary visual language. This deck shows women of different races, body types and identities in a vintage poster style, illustrated by Coni Curi. The Major Arcana retain French titles such as ‘La Papesse’ and ‘Le Diable’.
For those who want to work with a traditional system but look for diversity in the imagery.
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.
36 Lenormand cards set in a Victorian-industrial world of brass gears, airships and mechanical wonders. Barbara Moore and Diana Cammarano give the classic Lenormand system an adventurous visual treatment.
The traditional symbols remain recognizable, but get a mechanical makeover here.
A Victorian tarot deck with soft watercolour tones, set in Vienna, Paris, Venice and London. The imagery follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure but translates it into nineteenth-century scenes of courtship, seduction and passion.
Designed for relationship readings and questions where emotion is central.
The Mini Golden Klimt Tarot blends the luxurious gold-leaf aesthetics of Gustav Klimt with traditional tarot symbolism. This portable 78-card masterpiece is ideal for art history enthusiasts and collectors seeking a compact reading tool.
Enrich your collection with this unique combination of fine art and esoteric wisdom, perfectly sized for travel and daily insight.
A dark, borderless tarot deck in which vampire archetypes follow the Rider-Waite structure without copying the traditional imagery. Alejandro Colucci draws, Charles Harrington writes. The result is a deck designed for shadow work and the duality between human and monster.
A deck that asks for experience with tarot and willingness to face the shadow.
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.
A literary tarot based on Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’, where the journey through hell, purgatory and paradise forms the structure of the major arcana. Guido Zibordi Marchesi combines late medieval art forms with bright, saturated colours and a borderless design.
A deck for those who ask philosophical questions and take time for layered answers.
Instead of an emperor you see Odin. Instead of the sun stands Thor. The Runic Tarot Set maps all 78 tarot cards onto Norse mythology and integrates the 24 classical runes (Elder Futhark) directly into each card’s meaning. Jack Sephiroth illustrated the cards in a dramatic fantasy style, heavy on dark tones and sharp lines.
Author Jaymi Elford, who has worked with divination for decades, covers the tarot meaning, mythological context and rune symbolism for every single card.
Norse mythology meets traditional tarot in this deck by Jack Sephiroth, Zhang Chao and Jaymi Elford. Each card combines tarot symbolism with the power of the runes and the archetypes of the Norse pantheon.
A tarot deck in which Odin, Thor and the Valkyries give the traditional arcana a Scandinavian dimension.
A cloud city full of goblins, elves and gargoyles. Russian artist Gniedmann builds on the structure of the Marseille tarot and fills it with a playful, modern fantasy world. The cards are bright in tone, the images borderless with vivid colours.
A Marseille deck that feels familiar and yet surprises with images that are light and full of story.
This deck by Monicka Clio Sakki adds five new cards to the classic 78. Based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system, but expanded with astrology, Kabbalah and archetypes such as ‘The Artist’ and ‘The Untitled One’.
A deck that centres creativity and offers new vocabulary for personal growth.
A tarot deck that challenges you to see yourself as creator. Based on Rider-Waite-Smith, with five extra cards for creative energy. The collage style mixes art deco with surrealism, printed on sturdy card stock with black core.
For anyone who wants to use tarot as a source of inspiration for their own work.
A tarot deck that combines the Rider-Waite structure with neon green, retro yellow and progressive imagery. Charlie Quintero drew 78 cards with diverse characters that challenge you to search for symbols in the composition.
A visual deck for those who love colour and a contemporary take on traditional tarot.
22 cards of the Major Arcana, illustrated by Christian Gaudin based on the philosophy of Alejandro Jodorowsky. A playful approach to the archetypes of the Tarot de Marseille, without the minor arcana.
For those who want to study the Major Arcana separately with a fresh, unconventional perspective.
Each of the 22 Major Arcana appears twice in this deck: once as a light card, once as a shadow card. That gives you a more nuanced reading than working with a single card per archetype.
A deck that forces you to look at both sides of a situation.
78 tarot cards with the fantasy art of Luis and Romulo Royo, where the labyrinth serves as central theme: not a maze, but a single path that leads to your core. Dark tones, detailed illustrations and a focus on life path and shadow work.
A deck for those who are used to working with symbolism and do not shy away from shadow themes.
Rosa Elena Ortega and Luis Royo created a deck entirely focused on angels, archangels and celestial guides. The imagery is ethereal and dreamlike, the structure deviates from classical tarot to make room for angelic hierarchies.
A deck for those seeking spiritual guidance through angelic energy, not for those expecting a traditional tarot structure.
The Rider Waite tarot is the base for most modern decks and the easiest place to learn the card meanings. Prefer a contemporary look? Our range runs from minimalist line art to bold, colourful sets.
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