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A tarot deck that focuses on love, desire and the energy between people. The 78 cards show sensual imagery intended for adult users and reflection on intimacy and relationships.
Designed by artist Mauro De Luca with texts by tarot expert Laura Tuan.
Cats as tarot figures, drawn in warm colours with a classic Rider-Waite structure. This deck replaces human characters with cats moving through magical landscapes.
An accessible deck that combines the familiar structure with a soft, playful energy.
A reproduction of fifteenth-century Italian tarot cards in renaissance style. The imagery follows the Tarot de Marseille tradition, with ornate figures and soft, earthy colours reminiscent of old frescoes.
A historical deck that works well for both study and daily readings.
Explore the moments following the classic Rider-Waite scenes with this innovative, forward-looking deck. This unique perspective adds dynamic depth and new layers of interpretation to every reading.
An essential choice for readers looking to expand their traditional practice through a fresh and creative lens.
This deck brings together the 78 tarot archetypes and the orishas, the divinities of Brazilian Santeria. Giuseppe Palumbo’s illustrations are vivid and root each card in Afro-Brazilian mythology. Alice Santana wrote the accompanying text, included in a multilingual guidebook.
The connection between tarot archetypes and orishas works naturally, because both systems map universal forces and human roles.
This deck follows the Rider-Waite structure and places it in the context of the African diaspora. Jamila Walker and Thomas Davis bring together history, spirituality and cultural identity in 78 cards with expressive illustrations.
An accessible deck that connects ancestral wisdom and personal development.
A digitally drawn tarot deck by Fabio Listrani that brings together Kabbalah, astrology and sacred geometry. The style is modern and sharp, the symbolism complex. The cards work as a mirror for shadow work and self-inquiry.
The imagery combines elements from Rider-Waite and Thoth traditions.
A tarot deck that connects the classic 78 cards with the spiritual traditions of indigenous North American peoples. Warm, earthy illustrations show animals, rituals and natural elements in a soft, hand-painted style.
Follows the Rider-Waite structure with adapted symbolism and imagery.
Three tarot traditions merged into one card image. Mark McElroy and Anna Lazzarini combine elements from Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith and Thoth into a deck that draws connections you normally have to study separately.
A study deck for anyone who wants to compare the major tarot traditions side by side.
The Tarot of Marseille, but with cats in every role. This deck follows the classic structure and colours of the historic Marseille tradition, replacing all figures with expressive cats. It makes traditional symbolism more accessible without losing depth.
A playful way to learn the Marseille tradition, with feline intuition.
A tarot deck with strong contrasts and clear geometric imagery, inspired by Celtic symbolism. Christopher Butler draws the twilight between day and night, where light and shadow meet.
Clarity through contrast, even in difficult questions.
Japanese manga aesthetics meet classic Rider-Waite structure. Flowing lines, expressive faces and an Asian interpretation of familiar symbols make this deck visually strong and intuitively readable.
An accessible deck that dresses tradition in a modern Asian style.
The Celtic tarot by Floreana Nativo and Cristina Scagliotti in pocket size. Borderless cards with dreamlike imagery, deep green tones and figures from Tuatha Dé Danann mythology.
A full tarot deck that fits in your coat pocket.
A tarot deck by Fabio Listrani that follows the Mexican Santa Muerte tradition. The cards work with the symbolism of life, death and transformation as understood in Mexican folk religion.
A deck for those who do not shy from transformation and see death as passage.
This deck combines the classic tarot structure with the philosophy of the Kamasutra. The cards focus on intimacy, passion and the connection between body and spirit, with artistic images that show the balance between masculine and feminine.
An adult deck for those who want to explore relationships and desire through tarot.
John Bauer painted trolls, deep pine forests and solitary figures in muted earth tones. Lo Scarabeo drew on his illustrations from Swedish fairy tale books published between 1907 and 1915, fitting them to the Rider-Waite structure. The result is a deck with a quiet, melancholic atmosphere unlike most tarot cards you will encounter.
Nature is present on almost every card: tree roots, rocks and misty forests that conceal more than they reveal.
A. A. Atanassov applied the visual language of Gustav Klimt to all 78 arcana: gold foil on every card, mosaic-like patterns and sensual figures with soft contours. This is not a collection of reproductions of existing Klimt paintings, but a new work built in the spirit of the Vienna Secession. The imagery is decorative and calls for interpretation rather than instant recognition.
The gold foil reads very differently by candlelight than under bright overhead lighting, which is worth knowing before your first reading.
A Victorian-style tarot deck with soft pastel tones and floral motifs. The illustrations draw on the Arts and Crafts movement and the art of Walter Crane. Calm and decorative.
For quiet readings and daily pulls.
36 classic Lenormand cards with poetic verses by Stuart Kaplan and playing card insets for additional layering. Clear, practical, and true to tradition.
Works well for daily draws and the Grand Tableau alike.
Stephanie Pui-Mun Law painted this deck in layered watercolour: mermaids, swans, foxes, tree spirits and sea serpents fill each card with a fantasy density rarely seen in tarot illustration. Barbara Moore wrote the accompanying 264-page guidebook, covering not just the tarot meaning of each card but also the story Law painted into the image. Reviewers and forum readers consistently recommend this edition over the compact version, precisely because the watercolour symbolism runs deep enough that the book genuinely helps you read it.
The spreads in this guidebook were designed specifically for Shadowscapes, not taken from a standard tarot reference.
Hand-drawn tarot deck in black and white, based on the Rider-Waite-Smith structure with Visconti influences. The ink style recalls engravings and woodcuts from the Renaissance.
The contrast between light and dark stands out more sharply without colour.
36 Lenormand cards with a 240-page guidebook that takes you from single symbols to combinations and the Grand Tableau. Marcus Katz and Tali Goodwin write the way they teach: concrete, structured, with practical exercises.
A complete package for learning Lenormand without detours.
Classic tarot meets character design from the animation industry. Illustrator David DePasquale draws 78 cards in which animals show human emotions and postures.
The expression is in the body language, not just in the symbol.
A tarot deck that works with archangels and focuses on courage and action. Radleigh Valentine designed it for people who seek answers and the strength to act on them.
Traditional tarot structure with uplifting messages instead of heavy imagery.
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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