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A deck that connects you with angels, without overwhelming symbolism. 44 cards with ethereal imagery in soft colours, written by medium Karen Noé and illustrated by Marie Antoinette Kelley.
Hopeful messages that carry you, not challenge you.
The Black Ritual Tarot by Adam Zonca uses high-contrast monochrome imagery to reveal the deep essence of tarot symbolism. This minimalist RWS-based deck invites powerful intuitive readings through its ritualistic, pitch-black aesthetic.
Experience the transformative power of light and shadow with this timeless, ritualistic tarot deck.
A tarot deck that channels the energy of the American Southwest, drawn in a striking psychedelic style that references 1970s poster art. Lindsay D. Williams combines classic Rider-Waite structure with desert symbolism, bold colours and turquoise card edges.
Astrology, chakras and elements are woven into each card.
Tarot deck that links folk tales from around the world to the classic 78-card structure. Lisa Hunt paints fairy tales as carriers of archetypes, transformation and inner wisdom.
A deck that uses the familiar language of fairy tales to make tarot meanings directly accessible.
A faithful reproduction of the Swiss Marseille deck from 1840, originally produced by François Gassman in Geneva. The cards preserve the baroque details and French titles of the original, and are printed with a tea-stained vintage finish that echoes the feel of nineteenth-century materials.
For those who want to experience the Marseille tradition as it appeared in the mid-nineteenth century.
The Grand Etteilla dates from the 18th century and was designed by Jean-Baptiste Alliette, a French occultist who was among the first to publish tarot as a serious divination system. The structure of the Major Arcana differs considerably from both the Marseille tradition and the Rider-Waite-Smith system. This Grimaud reproduction stays true to the historical illustrations and the original French keyword system.
All text on the cards is in French, including the keywords for both upright and reversed positions.
Lisa Hunt drew 79 spirits from worldwide folklore and legends and gave them a place within the tarot structure. Ethereal imagery, delicate linework, one extra bonus card for deep shadow work.
A deck that asks you to look beyond the veil.
Victoria Iva translates the Rider-Waite system into cubist forms and African symbolism. The cards work with abstract silhouettes and geometric patterns that leave room for your own interpretation.
A deck that asks for intuition, not literal recognition.
Based on a manuscript discovered in 1994 in an Italian library. Eighty 16th-century paintings, attributed to Nostradamus, form the foundation of this deck. The imagery is medieval and enigmatic.
A historical deck for those interested in medieval symbolism and prophetic traditions.
Japanese warrior philosophy translated into the Rider-Waite structure. The cards show traditional Japanese art and combine strategic thinking with tarot symbolism.
A visually strong deck for anyone interested in the link between tactical thinking and tarot.
An 80-card tarot deck in which unicorns take centre stage. Based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system, with soft colours and imagery focused on positivity and intuition.
Two cards more than standard tarot, familiar structure with unicorn interpretation.
A tarot deck that translates the Rider-Waite structure into the style of Japanese woodblock prints. Samurai and geisha replace the court cards, the suits stay recognisable. The cards have a matte finish and the included booklet explains the basic meanings.
A working deck for anyone who values the Japanese aesthetic of Ukiyo-e.
78 tarot cards in which Fabio Listrani combines the classic tarot structure with the symbolism of Voodoo. The lwa, the spirits from the Afro-Caribbean tradition, take the place of the familiar tarot archetypes.
A deck that shifts the boundary between the earthly and the divine.
A set of 22 major arcana based on Egyptian deities, supplemented with 9 oracle cards designed specifically for time-based predictions. The cards combine classic tarot symbolism with iconography from ancient Egypt.
A compact deck for reading the major arcana through Egyptian imagery with concrete timing indications.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the countryside with this horizontally oriented 78-card deck. Its nostalgic scenes and Smith-Waite structure offer a deeply reflective experience for every tarot reader.
Experience the peace of nature and deepen your connection to the tarot with this beautifully immersive pastoral journey.
78 Rider-Waite cards in which dragons take the role of guide and guardian. Davide Corsi draws each card with the intensity of fantasy art, the structure of traditional tarot and a clear focus on transformation and personal power.
A deck for readings about major changes, breaking through blockages and finding inner strength.
Serena Ficca reached for ice cream, flowers and rainbows where other illustrators lean toward mystery. The system is classic Rider-Waite, but the imagery is light, playful and immediately readable. This deck is also widely used by people who work with children or young adults.
Without a white border, the artwork runs to the very edge of the card, giving the illustrations more space and a stronger visual presence.
A synthetic tarot deck that combines elements from Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith and Crowley-Harris into one visual language. Designed by Mark McElroy and Anna Lazzarini for those who want to work with three traditions at once.
For those who want to see how three centuries of tarot overlap.
A tarot deck set in a magical academy. Pamela Chen translates the Rider-Waite structure into the story of student Charlie and her friends, with anime influences and colourful fantasy scenes.
A playful deck with stories that make the traditional tarot structure accessible.
A surrealist tarot with dark, almost sketch-like imagery that brings your deepest fears and suppressed emotions to the surface. Davide Furnò draws a nightmare-like world that does not seek comfort, but confrontation.
Not for those who shy away, but for those who dare to look in the mirror.
The Yokai Tarot replaces Western esoteric symbolism with creatures from Japanese folklore: yokai, spirits that protect, tease, or do both at once. Paolo Bertazzo matched each creature to a tarot arcanum by meaning, while Marga Biazzi illustrated them in a style that recalls traditional Japanese woodblock prints without losing contemporary readability.
The cards carry no keywords, only the name of the yokai and the arcanum number, which makes the guidebook a genuine working tool rather than an afterthought.
A book about the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, written by Sasha Graham. All 78 cards are shown in their original 1909 version, each with meanings, reflection questions and context.
A reference work that also functions as a workbook.
Severino Baraldi dresses animals in renaissance robes and places them in palaces and courts. The result is a fully illustrated tarot deck in which lions, foxes and birds take on the roles of kings, courtiers and monks.
A tarot deck where animal dignity and human power meet in renaissance style.
David Lopes draws figures that seem to step halfway out of the mist, surrounded by oak leaves, sacred animals and seasonal symbols. The classic RWS structure stays intact, but every image is replaced by Celtic nature and mythology. The guidebook covers each card from both traditional tarot meaning and Celtic symbolism.
The guidebook includes spreads aligned with the seasons and the druidic calendar.
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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