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78 tarot cards in which the fool tells every story. Corrado Roi drew all figures as jokers, using the shadow-heavy style he developed for Dylan Dog. Black and white with deep contrasts.
A deck that does not show the fool as a light figure, but as the one who speaks the truth.
A colourful tarot deck with diverse, inclusive figures and a playful yet grounded visual language. Sam Rook deliberately broke with traditional stereotypes and created a deck that invites personal interpretation.
A deck that makes space for your own voice, regardless of background or experience.
55 cards that connect the symbolism of your dreams to your daily life. Kelly Sullivan Walden translates dream imagery into short, motivating messages printed directly on the cards.
A deck for your nightstand, no guidebook required.
22 oracle cards built around the concept of rest, the transition from work to stillness, and the rituals that mark that shift. Soft images of candlelight and bread, designed to create a weekly moment of reflection.
A small deck with a clear function: to create a pause in the week.
A classic tarot structure set inside the story of L. Frank Baum. Dorothy plays the Fool, the Scarecrow and the Tin Man appear in the Arcana, and the Yellow Brick Road runs through the entire deck. 78 cards with matte finish on sturdy cardstock.
For readers who prefer story characters over abstract archetypes.
Linzi Silverman places the Rider-Waite-Smith structure in nocturnal landscapes filled with stars, moon and cosmic symbolism. The 78 cards show goddess archetypes from different cultures, rendered in collage art. The deck focuses on intuition, shadow work and the unconscious.
A deck that presents night not as the opposite of light, but as a source of wisdom.
An oracle deck that translates astrological building blocks into cards you can hold, shuffle and lay out. Ruby Warrington and Bess Matassa turned zodiac signs, houses, planets and aspects into a working system for understanding astrological connections.
Pull a planet, a sign and a house, and make visible what feels abstract in a birth chart.
A contemporary tarot deck that follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, with a focus on feminine archetypes and soft, modern illustrations. Designed by Mara Parra, illustrated by Josefina Schargorodsky.
An accessible deck for those who want familiar structure with inclusive imagery.
A tarot deck built around the film roles of Christina Ricci. From Wednesday Addams to Yellowjackets: each card draws from a character in her career. Dark imagery, psychological layers, clear focus on transformation.
For anyone who thinks in film and likes to work with characters as mirrors.
A tarot deck where the iconography of the Grateful Dead meets classical esoteric symbolism. Hand-drawn illustrations by Erin Cadigan, detailed interpretations by Elizabeth Jezorski. For those who take both music and tarot seriously.
A visual journey through Dead Head culture, built on traditional tarot structure.
A tarot deck where every card is a flower. Massimo Alfaioli draws with botanical precision, Maria Eva Di Maggio explains the symbolism. Floral mythology meets classical tarot.
For those who read flowers the way others read symbols.
A Rider-Waite-based deck where colour does the work. J. Bindels and N. Fernando strip traditional symbolism down to a clean, flat style with lots of white space and strong primary colours.
For anyone who wants the classic structure without the visual clutter of the original.
A square tarot deck of 78 cards, painted in watercolour by Faina Lorah. Each card shows an insect or arachnid as carrier of the traditional tarot archetypes.
For those who let the natural world speak during a reading.
A Lenormand deck set in a garden after dark. Faina Lorah painted 36 cards that use nocturnal imagery for daily readings. Poker-size, matte finish, gold-edged.
Traditional Lenormand system in night-time imagery.
Skulls take centre stage in this deck by Vera Petruk. Each card combines classic tarot symbolism with detailed skull illustrations that make the transience and essence of existence visible.
A deck for those who do not turn away from shadow and transformation.
A tarot deck with rich esoteric symbolism, illustrated by Vera Petruk. The cards combine occultism, astrology and metaphysical themes in detailed illustrations with black gilded edges.
The large format brings out the fine details of the symbolism clearly.
Maddalena Ghidoni breaks open the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery into geometric mosaics and light refraction. Each card is a prism of colour and form that works intuitively.
A deck that asks for soft focus: let the patterns merge and see what rises to the surface.
A tarot deck based on the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition, in which Tarn Ellis has drawn faceless figures so you can make your own projection. The focus lies on natural cycles, seasons and moon phases.
For anyone who wants to strengthen the connection with earthly rhythms.
Argentinian mythology and cosmic energy from the Pampas in 78 cards. Betty Lopez and artist Napo translate the spiritual traditions and daily life of their culture into a light, colourful tarot deck.
A visual tribute to South America with universal archetypes.
A reproduction of a Bolognese deck from circa 1775 with 97 cards. The Minchiate tradition adds astrological signs, elements and extra virtues to the usual trumps. This makes the system more complex and specific than standard tarot.
A historical deck for those who want to go beyond the familiar 78-card structure.
Watercolour in pastel tones, keywords on every card, and a structure that follows Rider-Waite without the clutter. Emilie Muñiz designed this deck for people who want to see the meanings quickly, no guidebook required.
Simplicity that leaves room for interpretation, not for doubt.
A Rider-Waite-Smith deck rendered in richly layered collage with silver metallic ink. Shaheen Miro depicts diversity in culture, gender and identity while holding to the classic structure.
A bridge between traditional symbolism and contemporary imagery.
A tarot deck that brings together Kabbalah, astrology and Hebrew letters in one system. Published by Glorian Publishing, a non-profit organisation focused on spiritual wisdom. The imagery combines cosmic symbolism with African influences.
A deck for those who want to read tarot through esoteric systems.
Luigi Scapini created a historical artwork that evokes the frescoes of 15th-century Italy. The Major Arcana and court cards feature gold accents. This is not a reproduction, but a contemporary deck in medieval style.
For those who want to combine tarot and art history.
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.
Buying tarot cards online gives you access to a far wider selection than any physical store. At Tarot.nl, you can explore every deck in detail with photos of multiple cards. All our decks are authentic, sourced from trusted publishers, and shipped directly from our stock to ensure you receive exactly what resonates with you.
Whether you are looking for a vividly illustrated deck or a contemporary indie creation, Tarot.nl is here to support every step of your journey. Browse our collection today and find the cards that help you unlock your inner wisdom. We look forward to helping you find your perfect match!
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