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Fairy tales and tarot share one quality: they work with images you recognise instantly. The Fairytale Tarot by Giulia Massaglia translates 78 classic and lesser-known folk tales into a complete tarot following the Rider-Waite-Smith structure.
Each card tells a story that matches the traditional tarot meaning.
Every Major Arcana card in this deck is linked to a real historical woman: scientists, politicians, astronauts, athletes. Mary Shelley, Wu Zetian, Valentina Tereshkova and others each appear in the arcanum that reflects what made them remarkable. Illustrator Paola Vecchi drew all 78 cards, and feminist writer Sara Marzullo wrote the accompanying texts.
A tarot deck where every card comes with a name worth knowing.
A 78-card tarot deck that follows the RWS structure but links each card to a specific unicorn energy. Alongside the cards you receive a 188-page guidebook and a card altar for ritual work.
A hybrid deck that works both as tarot and as an intuitive oracle.
78 tarot cards featuring panels from the work of Osamu Tezuka, the founder of modern manga. Astro Boy, Black Jack, Phoenix and Dororo form the visual language of the major and minor arcana. Published by Lo Scarabeo in collaboration with Tezuka Productions.
A deck that connects Western tarot symbolism with Japanese manga history.
An oracle of 36 hand-painted cards rooted in the symbolism of Victorian cemeteries. Stacey Williams-Ng translates gravestone imagery into usable symbols for everyday readings.
For those who want to work with historical symbolism without it feeling heavy.
This deck does not go dark or gothic. It goes warm and nostalgic, drawing on the cheerful spook of old Halloween postcards and paper decorations. Creator Soni Graves keeps the full traditional tarot structure but writes the card titles in Spanglish, a blend of English and Spanish rooted in her own background. Court cards are gender-neutral throughout.
The guidebook includes spreads designed around the harvest season and Samhain.
An RWS-faithful deck with pumpkin faces replacing human characters. Giuliano Costa draws autumn in warm colours and sharp shadows, with the play of light particularly striking on cards like The Fool and The Hermit.
For anyone who considers autumn the best season.
A tarot deck where it is always evening and a black cat guides you through every card. Kipling West translates Rider-Waite into a playful Halloween world with pumpkins, ghosts, bats and imps.
An accessible deck that follows the Rider-Waite structure with narrative imagery.
A soft reading space for your cards, with spreads designed to match the imagery of the Naked Heart Tarot. The cloth is printed with sacred geometry, animals and natural elements.
Works with any tarot deck, but designed to align seamlessly with the Naked Heart Tarot.
A Dutch divination system with 41 hand-drawn cards featuring astrological connections and timing indicators. Ingrid ter Pelle developed this system, illustrated by Ellen van Boggelen-Heutink. The 147-page workbook explains combinations and spreads step by step.
A complete system with concrete interpretations for timing and astrological connections.
A Rider-Waite-Smith tarot built on feminine strength and equality. Amaia Arrazola illustrated 78 cards full of colour, expression and a clear perspective on empowerment.
A deck that stands out immediately through colour use and expressive imagery.
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.
52 cards with short, sharp aphorisms for entrepreneurs who want their work to arise from inner stillness. Andrea Adler brings Eastern philosophy into business reality.
A desk oracle for those who want to make creative decisions from more than logic alone.
The Sortilegium Tarot by Natalia Velez follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, but the imagery is rawer and denser. Deep blacks, gold and earthy tones give each card a baroque, almost engraved quality. The guidebook is written by Velez herself.
This is not a light deck. The symbolism invites shadow work and self-reflection.
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.
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 tarot deck where every symbol is translated into the language of the arts. Isabel Hayes hand-painted 79 cards, based on the Rider-Waite system but developed with paintbrushes, piano keys and theatrical scenes.
For those who see art as a way to find meaning, not just to decorate.
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.
An oracle deck of 42 cards that translates the messages behind mirror hours like 11:11 and 22:22. Julie Havel links numerology to synchronicity in a practical system you can apply immediately.
Draw a card the moment you notice a mirror hour and receive the message of that moment.
A tarot deck that combines the classic Rider-Waite structure with the colourful imagery of Día de los Muertos. 78 cards filled with sugar skulls and Mexican folklore, illustrated by Carolina Martínez.
Transformation and self-reflection wrapped in colour.
Ma Deva Padma, known for the Osho Zen Tarot, created this deck around feminine yin energy. The 78 cards combine Eastern and Western symbolism and invite meditation and inner stillness.
For anyone who wants to explore the sacred feminine power within.
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.
This expansion by Kimberly M. Tsan focuses on periods of major transition, shadow work and emotional shifts. The 44 cards are divided into three categories: Shadow Work, Flux and Call to Action. Use it on its own or combined with the Spread Crafter’s Oracle base set.
Available as a standalone expansion and as part of a larger three-part system.
This is the fully revised 2025 edition of a deck that combines pop-art with classic Lenormand symbolism. Bright colours, extra inclusive people cards, and an optional Goose card for those who like a touch of chaos.
Handy pocket format in a luxury magnetic box with reflective details.
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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