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The original line drawings by Pamela Colman Smith from 1909, but without borders and with warm, saturated colours. The borderless design brings you directly into the symbolism without distraction.
The familiar Rider-Waite structure in a contemporary presentation.
A Rider-Waite tarot that uses the seasons and the eight Pagan festivals as an extra layer. Maria Caratti wrote the texts, Antonella Platano painted the cards in warm watercolour. The symbolism is familiar, the link to the natural cycles adds timing to your readings.
Suitable for daily readings and ritual work around equinoxes and solstices.
A tarot deck that brings together goddesses from different cultures and time periods within the traditional 78-card structure. From Celtic to Egyptian mythology, each card carries a specific feminine archetype.
Designed by Maria Caratti, illustrated by Antonella Platano.
Paolo Martinello brings tarot archetypes into a fantasy world filled with dragons, knights and surrealistic landscapes. The 78 cards are rich in detail and invite you to look beyond standard meanings.
A deck that combines storytelling and intuitive reading.
A tarot deck where gears and flowers meet. Luca Strati drew every card by hand: flowing art nouveau lines combined with industrial steampunk elements. The structure follows Rider-Waite-Smith, the imagery is entirely new.
Suitable for anyone who recognizes traditional symbolism and is curious about a different style.
The Pictorial Key Tarot volgt de Rider-Waite symboliek nauwgezet, maar Davide Corsi illustreerde het opnieuw met digitale techniek die de scènes een bijna filmische diepte geeft. De achtergronden zijn uitgewerkt tot in detail, de menselijke figuren expressief en duidelijk leesbaar. Historicus en tarotauteur Giordano Berti stond aan de basis van de conceptuele invulling.
De beeldtaal is herkenbaar voor iedereen die de klassieke Rider-Waite kent, maar het kleurgebruik en de ruimtelijkheid van de illustraties liggen een stuk verder dan de originele tekeningen van Pamela Colman Smith.
A contemporary interpretation of Aleister Crowley’s Thoth system, translated into digital illustrations with sharp lines and vivid colours. The symbolism stays close to the original, but the execution is modern.
For those familiar with the Thoth system and curious about a modern visual approach.
A psychedelic tarot deck in black and white, based on shamanic experiences in the Peruvian Andes. Lucy Delics drew 78 cards filled with geometric patterns and esoteric symbols. The imagery is complex and asks you to look slowly.
Not for beginners, but for anyone who takes time to disappear into a card.
A tarot deck that combines photography and digital collage into layered, melancholic imagery. Timothy Lantz works with mythological themes and lets dark and light coexist. The cards invite intuitive reading.
A deck that works with hidden details and atmosphere, not with straightforward answers.
This deck combines classical tarot symbolism with Kabbalah and stained glass aesthetics. Johanna Gargiulo-Sherman designed 78 cards in which the rose, the Tree of Life and Byzantine influences come together in intense colour.
A deck with a timeless quality, suitable for meditation and daily readings.
A tarot deck in which each archetype is paired with a gemstone. Photorealistic images on black backgrounds show the natural form and colour of 78 minerals. The guidebook describes both the tarot meaning and the energetic properties of each stone.
For those who want to combine crystals with a tarot reading.
A tarot deck built around instinct and pack structure. Hand-drawn illustrations in black and white, with suits renamed to roles within the pack: Hunters, Care-takers, Leaders and Watchers.
For those who recognise the symbolism of the wolf in leadership, loyalty and survival.
An esoteric tarot deck that combines the Kabbalah and the four elements into one working system. Designed by Pamela Eakins and illustrated in watercolour by Joyce Eakins. Includes a transparent overlay of the Tree of Life.
A 20th anniversary edition for those who want to see the classic tarot structure through the lens of the Kabbalah.
This is not a complete tarot set, but a focused study tool of 26 cards based on the classic Tarot de Marseille. Each card carries French keywords, short explanations and concrete card combinations, showing directly how meaning shifts depending on neighbouring cards. The imagery comes from the official 1987 edition by Baptiste Paul Grimaud, for decades the only publisher printing the Tarot de Marseille across all of France.
Each card rates five life domains, from Affectif to Spirituel, on a scale from Moyen to Très favorable, giving every reading an immediate structured outcome.
A surrealist tarot of photography and paint, in which Liz Huston translates the Rider-Waite system into dreamlike images. The cards feel layered through the mix of digital montage and oil paint, watercolour and acrylic.
For daily reflection, shadow work and dream analysis.
After Tarot shows what happens a few seconds after the classic Rider-Waite moment. The imagery is familiar, but the action has already begun. The deck is a collaboration between Pietro Alligo and tarot expert Corrine Kenner, with illustrations by Giulia F. Massaglia.
Place a card from this deck next to its Rider-Waite counterpart and you can see exactly how a situation moves from stillness into motion.
Each card shows a mirrored composition that displays light and shadow at the same time. The ‘As Above, So Below’ principle translated into 78 tarot cards that make you look beyond one side of the story.
Both sides of a situation in one glance.
Jui Guoliang redraws the 78 tarot cards as traditional Chinese ink and watercolour paintings. Confucius and Kuan Yin appear in the Major Arcana, scenes from Chinese legends and literature in the Minor Arcana. The structure is RWS, the iconography is Eastern.
A tarot deck that follows the classical structure but replaces the imagery entirely with Chinese philosophy and art.
A tarot deck that asks you to let go of what you think you know. Cilla Conway drew 78 borderless cards with vivid imagery that speaks directly to your subconscious. No fixed rules, just your own feeling as guide.
For those who want to read tarot from what a card evokes, not what is fixed about it.
Italian illustrator and comics artist Fabio Visintin builds this deck around Circe, the sorceress from the Odyssey. All 78 cards follow the classic tarot structure, with expressive scenes in warm, muted colours and figures that immediately set an atmosphere. The symbolism draws on the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition, but the mythological angle gives each image its own layer.
You do not need to know the myth of Circe to work with this deck, but knowing her story adds a second layer to every reading.
Jack Sephiroth has taken the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure and translated it into a mythological world full of intense colour and gold foil accents. This deck bridges spiritual symbolism and earthly stories, with each card a large, richly detailed canvas.
For those who know the Rider-Waite meanings and are ready for a visually richer story.
A compact version of the Harmonious Tarot, based on the graceful lines of Walter Crane. The cards are small enough for your jacket pocket but retain the details and serene atmosphere of the original.
Practical size for travel, without sacrificing image quality.
An oracle deck rooted in Celtic tradition, with 45 cards that follow feminine archetypes and seasonal cycles. Elena Albanese drew the cards, Sarah Perini wrote the accompanying texts.
A deck that follows the cyclic wisdom of the wheel of life.
An 18th-century deck with a contemporary colour palette. Otto Spalinger took the woodcuts of Nicolas Conver from 1760 and recoloured them. Clear, vibrant tones that make the classic Marseille symbolism more accessible without altering the structure.
For anyone who knows the original and is curious about a fresher version.
A tarot reading can be as simple as a daily draw or as deep as an elaborate spread. While rooted in tradition, these cards are less about predicting a fixed future and more about identifying patterns in your life. They serve as a powerful tool to gain clarity on your own journey and the opportunities around you.
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