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33 cards that bring goddesses from different cultures forward as mirrors for your own strength. Expressive art by Jo Dosé, texts about archetypes by Gayan Sylvie Winter.
The large cards show the imagery in full.
Experience a modern interpretation of the Old Religion with this comprehensive 78-card deck and 160-page guidebook. Designed for both beginners and seasoned readers, this set blends Wiccan tradition with vivid floral symbolism.
Delve into the wisdom of the Craft and enhance your divination practice with this beautifully crafted, nature-inspired tarot kit.
A deck based on medieval stained glass art and Byzantine icons, with the rose as central symbol for spiritual growth. The rich colours and geometric patterns reference the Kabbalah and the Tree of Life.
A classic for thirty years, known for its meditative quality and Kabbalistic foundation.
Fifty cards bringing together historical witches, magical tools and animal companions in a clear, colourful visual language. Francesca Matteoni wrote the texts, Elisa Macellari illustrated with bold colours and graphic lines.
A playful introduction to folklore and magic in everyday life.
An oracle that brings you to eleven water goddesses, each with her own temple and energy. Suzy Cherub wrote the texts, Laila Savolainen drew the cards in a style that radiates serene mysticism.
For anyone who wants to use the symbolism of water and the divine feminine in daily readings.
44 round affirmation cards by Alana Fairchild, designed as visual mandalas with sacred geometry. Made for meditation and energetic work. Each card combines colour, form and affirmation to strengthen focus and intention.
Holding these cards physically changes the experience. The circle invites a different kind of focus than a rectangle does.
This oracle deck by Jill Pyle and Em Dewey follows the rhythms of seasons, moon phases and menstrual cycles. Jessica White’s illustrations show diverse bodies and nature imagery in a warm, inclusive visual language.
For those who want to work with natural rhythms and value diverse representation.
The first edition of the Starchild Tarot, combining vintage photography, dreamlike landscapes and geometric patterns. 78 cards with gilded edges and a matte finish that feels like silk.
The Rose Portal edition is known for its soft rose and pastel tones with golden accents.
Rider-Waite-Smith in app form. The 78 classic cards by Pamela Colman Smith, now accessible on your phone or tablet with English texts by Rachel Pollack and Johannes Fiebig.
The most famous tarot deck in the world, always with you.
Silvana Alasia painted all 78 cards with tempera on real papyrus. This gives the deck a texture and color palette that recalls archaeological finds. The imagery follows ancient Egyptian mythology and the esoteric tradition of the Book of Thoth.
A visually strong deck that connects archetypes with Egyptian gods and symbols.
A tarot deck based on Celtic rituals and the wisdom of the Druids. Bepi Vigna wrote the symbolism, Severino Baraldi and Antonio Lupatelli illustrated 78 cards filled with forests, animals and natural cycles.
For anyone looking for a tarot deck with Celtic themes and clear, narrative scenes.
Raffaele De Angelis takes you into a fairy-tale world where dreams and nightmares blur. Digital photo collage with gothic tones, built on the Rider-Waite structure. No sweet stories, just confronting imagery.
For the reader who does not shy away from the shadow side of the card.
This deck places the classic 78 tarot cards in a world of darkness and comfort at once. The dark angels in the imagery are not a threat but companions, drawn to surface the deepest feelings of the human heart. Luca Russo illustrated all 78 cards in a compact format that sits comfortably in the hand.
The imagery of winged, shadowed figures suits those who find little resonance in pastel colours and gentle symbolism.
Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical studies, portraits and sketches form the foundation of this deck. Two Bulgarian artists translated his visual language into 78 tarot cards that combine Renaissance precision with classical tarot symbolism.
A deck for those who recognize Renaissance art and draw energy from it.
Elisabetta Trevisan combines art nouveau with stained-glass techniques in a deck that looks like a series of drawn church windows. The soft tempera and pastel colours give the cards a dreamy, layered quality.
A visual deck that rewards slow looking.
The Chinese zodiac in 24 cards, each sign developed in both a yin and a yang variant. Paolo Barbieri draws with dreamlike power, Zhong Ling translates the symbolism into clear interpretation.
A deck that makes the balance between reflection and action tangible.
Taiwanese artist Der Jen paints the Major Arcana as poetic scenes from ancient China. The Minor Arcana are designed as pip cards, without narrative scenes. This makes the deck particularly suited for readers who are already familiar with tarot symbolism.
A quiet deck for those who appreciate traditional Chinese aesthetics.
This Lo Scarabeo deck translates Celtic mythology and nature symbolism into 78 tarot cards. The Major Arcana are drawn by Giuseppe Gaudenzi, the Minor Arcana by Saverio Tenuta. The difference in style is noticeable: one half feels epic, the other narrative.
A deck that narrows the distance between legend and daily life.
The surreal world of Hieronymus Bosch translated into 78 tarot cards. Monsters, visions and hybrid creatures from the late Middle Ages become instruments for shadow work and psychological readings.
A deck that breaks through rational barriers and forces you to work associatively.
The sepia version of Prisma Visions in pocket format. All 78 cards in monochrome tones, with the Minor Arcana forming a continuous panorama per suit. The compact format and tin box make this a travel deck that goes anywhere.
The original artwork by James R. Eads, now in a format that fits in any jacket pocket.
A bag that goes beyond storage. The Prisma Visions Satchel protects your cards and offers a fold-out flap you can use anywhere as a surface for a reading.
Custom designed for the Prisma Visions and Cosma Visions deck.
Ari Wisner and poet Fausta Joly created a deck without human figures. Instead: abstract forms, objects and elements in inky blue, black and white. Gender-neutral, minimalist and produced on recyclable card stock without plastic.
A contemporary reinterpretation of the Rider-Waite-Smith system, without stereotypical imagery.
A tarot deck in which the cards of each suit form one continuous panorama. James R. Eads works with impressionist brushstrokes and surrealist imagery that flows across the borders.
For those who read tarot as story, not as separate images.
A deck that connects Bowie’s visual language with the traditional tarot structure. Futuristic art with geometric patterns, shamanic symbolism and explosive colours.
For those who work intuitively and appreciate layered imagery.
Tarot cards usually follow a fixed structure of 78 cards and are excellent for recognizing deeper patterns in your life. Oracle cards, on the other hand, are more free-form and vary in theme and card count. Both types act as a mirror to your subconscious, helping you gain new perspectives on love, career, and personal growth.
Choosing the right deck is a very personal process. Pay attention to the artistic style that speaks to you. Whether classic, modern, or minimalist, the symbolism should feel right. Our detailed descriptions are designed to help you find the set that harmonizes best with your personal energy.
At Tarot.nl, we constantly update our collection with new releases and timeless classics. Dive into the world of cards and find the tools that will take your spiritual journey to the next level. We hope you enjoy discovering your new favorite companions!
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