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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.
Experience 19th-century Parisian street life with this rare 1969 facsimile deck by Grimaud. This near-mint collector’s item features 54 beautifully illustrated cards preserved in their original wrapping.
A unique vintage find for collectors, capturing the artistic charm and history of traditional French street culture.
This rare, factory-sealed vintage deck honors General La Fayette through the elegant illustrations of Patrice Louis. It is an exceptional collector’s piece produced by the renowned French card maker Grimaud.
Capture a piece of revolutionary history with this pristine, unused masterpiece from the golden era of French card making.
Experience a rare piece of French history with this pristine, sealed facsimile of the 1793 revolutionary card game. This B.P. Grimaud reissue preserves the unique symbols and artistry that replaced traditional court cards during the French Revolution.
Highly sought after by collectors, this out-of-print deck is a valuable addition to any historical playing card or French history collection.
An oracle deck of 52 cards with symbols and codes designed to work energetically. Aimed at lightworkers and people working with channelling or meditation.
Works with visualised symbols, not with text on the cards themselves.
Celebrate the elegance of the French court with this vintage Grimaud deck featuring refined historical portraits of noble ladies. This rare, factory-sealed edition is a collector’s treasure, showcasing the 19th-century craftsmanship for which Grimaud is world-renowned.
Don’t miss this opportunity to own a perfectly preserved piece of French card-making history; only one copy is available.
This rare 1978 collectible deck celebrates the 18th-century legacy of Stanisław Leszczyński through exquisite historical illustrations. This unused, original sealed edition is a remarkable find for serious card collectors and history enthusiasts.
Add this rare piece of French history to your collection today—available only while stock lasts.
Fifty recipe cards for coffee you make at home. From creamy hot drinks to iced frappés and unexpected combinations like coffee with lemon juice.
Pull a different card each day and alternate.
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.
45 cards without words or images. Just colour fields that help you feel what you could not yet name. This deck works with softness and intuition rather than fixed meanings.
Not a classic oracle, but a mirror for your inner world.
Capture the quiet magic of daily moments with this intimate 46-card deck by Duy Khanh Vo. These cards serve as poetic mirrors, offering gentle insights through minimalist art and short, poignant phrases.
Perfect for daily mindfulness, this hand-finished deck invites you to pause, breathe, and find deeper meaning in the smallest details of your journey.
46 cards that are all the Fool, and all different. Duy Khanh Vo explores what it means to begin again, in 38 variations plus 8 cards based on the Ba Gua.
A deck that works as a poetic reflection on resilience and courage.
A botanical oracle deck by Ambi Sun with 52 cards, each dedicated to the spiritual properties of flowers and plants. Printed on 330 gsm Black-Core cardstock with holographic black edges.
Limited first edition of 2000 copies, each with a numbered holographic certificate.
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.
An oracle deck that brings together the classical planets and key asteroids such as Chiron, Vesta and Ceres. The cards translate astrological cycles into concrete readings, with a guidebook that contains keywords and spreads.
For those who want to use the movements of celestial bodies in daily practice.
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.
67 cards that bring vision and strategy together. This oracle by Chris-Anne works with direct language and colour, not symbols. For anyone translating dreams into action.
A deck that does not tell you what to feel, but what you can do.
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.
This 44-card oracle brings 11 archetypal Seers to life, each contributing to insight, emotion and action. Hand-painted watercolours by Ana Santos, designed by psychologist and dream expert Athena Laz.
The three-layer structure helps you move from reflection to action.
44 cards devoted to Oshun, the Yoruba goddess of rivers, love and abundance. Abiola Abrams draws connections between ancient spiritual tradition and contemporary self-development.
For those who respect Yoruba spirituality and are willing to work with intention.
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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