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Thirty-eight goddesses and sirens from different cultures, each with spells and affirmations you can use straight away. Stacey Demarco brings feminine archetypes back into practice.
A practical deck for anyone who wants to work with the power of feminine archetypes in daily life.
A tarot deck that centres the power of craft and physical creation. Every card shows tattooed hands in action, from carving wood to shaping clay. Designed by tattoo artist Esme Baker.
For those who value the work of hands and the spirituality of everyday making.
An RWS-based deck in which the Minor Arcana are reimagined as four imaginary plant species and the Major Arcana consist of living organisms with eyes. Dreamlike, botanical and intuitive.
Orla Bird worked on this deck for two years, creating a tarot where no people appear but plants and organisms carry the archetypes.
Human forms merge with botanical symbolism in these surrealist tarot cards by Orla Bird. Each plant carries its own meaning drawn from Victorian flower language.
The rose is central: a symbol for transformation and the balance between elegance and raw reality.
Photo collages of real people and landscapes, edited with digital elements into an atmospheric whole. Heidi Darras and Barbara Moore created a deck that combines dreams and Rider-Waite symbolism.
A deck where dreams and symbolism meet.
A minimalist tarot that deliberately leaves space. The illustrations are sparse and universal, designed to speak to people from different backgrounds without dictating what you should see.
A deck that makes room for your own interpretation.
55 astrology cards with hand-painted images in liquid graphite and 24-karat gold leaf. The deck shows planets, signs and moon phases as they truly appear in the sky.
A visual astrology tool for daily insights, meditation or chart interpretation.
Tarot with a nod to cannabis culture. Julianna W. Rose combines traditional tarot structure with contemporary imagery, humour and diverse representation.
A contemporary reinterpretation for those who want to explore tarot without the solemnity.
Max Mitenkov translates the Rider-Waite structure into scenes from the lives of Indigenous North American peoples. Soft colours, refined details and black borders give this deck a contemplative quality.
A Rider-Waite-based deck with respect for Indigenous traditions and symbolism.
The Rider-Waite-Smith deck reprinted with modern techniques. Yuliya Orlova has redrawn the classic images by Pamela Colman Smith with sharper lines and brighter colour. The symbolism remains the same, the execution is contemporary.
A deck you recognise without dated print quality.
This deck combines the classic tarot structure with the visual language of Ancient Egypt. Urus Pajic works with vibrant colours against deep black backgrounds, colour-coded borders per element, and the typical two-dimensional style of stone reliefs.
A tarot deck that translates the Rider-Waite-Smith structure into the visual language of hieroglyphs and pharaohs.
A compact reissue of the classic Tarot de Marseille in the Grimaud tradition. The cards follow the historical imagery as recorded by Paul Marteau, with the characteristic yellow, red and blue colours.
A portable deck for anyone who wants to learn or carry the Marseille tradition.
A tarot deck that translates the Asian American experience into a roadtrip of self-discovery. Elizabeth Su writes with a background in clinical psychology, Jenny Chang illustrates with vivid colour and contemporary imagery.
For anyone looking for a deck that centres self-love and personal growth.
A philological reproduction of the original 1830 deck, printed by the Recchi brothers in Oneglia and Turin. This edition follows the original print work down to the detail: linework, colour palette and Marseille iconography as they were recorded two centuries ago.
A rare piece of tarot history for collectors and students of the Marseille tradition.
36 cards in watercolour style, based on the classic European cartomancy system of Marie Anne Lenormand. The minimalist imagery lets symbols speak clearly without unnecessary detail.
An accessible deck for anyone wanting to learn the Lenormand tradition.
The Thoth deck by Aleister Crowley is not an intuitive picture book. It is a fully developed system of Hermetic Kabbalah, astrology and alchemy, translated into geometric paintings by Lady Frieda Harris. This new edition has been reprinted with revised image data and corrected card names, and the larger format finally makes all 78 tempera works fully visible.
The guidebook includes original interpretive texts by Crowley himself.
Hand-painted tarot deck with vivid colours and an offbeat visual language. Each of the 78 cards includes brief meanings for upright and reversed, so you can read straight away.
Painted during lockdown in Los Angeles by Isa Beniston.
A fully hand-drawn tarot deck in black lines and grey tones. Macabre, intuitive and without digital editing. Based on Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism, but with a shadow-filled interpretation that forces you to trust your intuition.
Every line drawn by hand, with no filter between artist and card.
A tarot deck where dreamlike imagery and elegant feminine figures shape the symbolism. Marco Nizzoli draws with attention to detail and atmosphere, focused on emotion and introspection.
For those who prefer to read from intuition and imagery.
A black-and-white tarot deck by artist Corrado Roi and tarot writer Sasha Graham, made for shadow work and confrontational readings. No colour, no distraction, just the core of the question.
For readings where you cannot look away from the answer.
The Fey Tarot follows the classic 78-card Rider-Waite-Smith structure but redraws it entirely through the lens of fairy folklore. Illustrator Mara Aghem gives her fairy figures such readable emotions that you can sense what a card is saying before you look up its meaning.
The guidebook covers each card’s specific fairy interpretation and symbolism, so image and meaning work together from the start.
A reissue of Giovanni Vacchetta’s 1894 design. Soft colours, detailed etchings, and an Italian tradition that sits apart from Rider-Waite-Smith.
For those who want a traditional deck that does not follow the familiar path.
Twenty-four Norse runes, each paired with an animal. Athene Noctua illustrates the ancient symbols through raven, owl, snake and other guides that make the energy of each rune tangible.
For those who want to learn runes without loose stones, or who seek a visual companion to an existing set.
Black and white tarot without colour, without distraction. Diego Gabriele draws Rider-Waite symbolism back to its core: line, light and shadow. A limited edition on heavy cardstock.
For those who seek clarity in contrasts.
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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