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This oracle depicts goddesses from world cultures in faceted, surrealist imagery. Ana Novaes captures archetypes in the moment before they become myth.
Visually rich and designed for intuitive readings with depth.
These affirmations do not tell you how to feel. They acknowledge where you are first, then move from there. Kimberly M. Tsan designed the 77 cards for Fables Den, organised into five categories including Healing, Self-Love and Movement. The Fine Lines Edition features black text on coloured backgrounds with holographic foil edges in a heart pattern.
The five-category structure makes it possible to work on a specific theme over time, not just draw a daily card.
A Rider-Waite deck where every human figure has been replaced by a panda. The watercolour illustrations are soft and clear, with white backgrounds and bamboo-green edges. This edition contains 83 cards instead of 78: five bonus cards that fall outside the standard structure.
For anyone who wants a deck that approaches tarot with humour, while respecting the classic structure.
The Quest Expansion adds 46 cards to the Spread Crafter’s system and brings a storytelling layer to your readings. The categories draw directly from classic narrative structure and RPG design: The Journey, The Encounter, The Treasure and The Plot Twist. Combined with the base set, the two work together to frame situations as unfolding stories.
This expansion requires the Spread Crafter’s base set to function as intended.
This is not an oracle that gives answers. It is a system of 92 cards for building your own spreads. Kimberly M. Tsan designed it as a creative laboratory: draw cards from categories like ‘The Self’, ‘The Situation’ and ‘Action Steps’, then combine them into a layout that fits the question at hand. Pastel colours and a soft matte finish with lavender edges give it a light, playful feel.
For anyone who gets stuck designing a spread, or simply prefers to ask their own questions.
This expansion by Kimberly M. Tsan focuses on periods of major transition, shadow work and emotional shifts. The 44 cards are divided into three categories: Shadow Work, Flux and Call to Action. Use it on its own or combined with the Spread Crafter’s Oracle base set.
Available as a standalone expansion and as part of a larger three-part system.
This is the fully revised 2025 edition of a deck that combines pop-art with classic Lenormand symbolism. Bright colours, extra inclusive people cards, and an optional Goose card for those who like a touch of chaos.
Handy pocket format in a luxury magnetic box with reflective details.
Fairy tales are not innocent. They are about loss, courage and transformation. Olena Us translates 54 classic folk tales into an oracle that works with archetypes and universal patterns.
For those who recognise the original stories and want to see how they apply to their own life.
Luis Royo paints apocalyptic worlds filled with fallen angels, mythic figures and dark transformation. This deck translates that imagery into 78 tarot cards with a raw, intense aesthetic.
The Major Arcana are fully illustrated, the Minor Arcana minimalist.
Sixteen cards, sixteen figures from an ancient divination practice. The Geomantic Deck brings the classical geomantic symbols back to their essence: clear forms you can read directly.
A compact oracle system for those who seek direct answers.
Robert M. Place redrawn his own classic from scratch: not a reprint, but a fully rethought version after six previous editions and thirty years of working with the imagery. Every trump card ties to a specific alchemical material or stage of the Magnum Opus, and the gold gilding on the edges gives each card a weight that matches its content.
This edition includes Veritas as the twenty-second trump.
This oversized Spanish edition offers unparalleled visual clarity for studying the iconic 1909 Smith-Waite symbolism. The giant format makes it a perfect choice for both professional readings and deep meditation.
Experience the timeless wisdom of the Rider-Waite tradition in a powerful, large-scale format designed for visual impact and deep study.
This is the Spanish-language pocket edition of the Rider-Waite deck that became the foundation for nearly every tarot deck made since. The cards reproduce the original colours and the brown back of the first print run from 1909. The 96-page guidebook is written by Rachel Pollack and Johannes Fiebig.
For anyone who wants the original deck as it appeared in 1909, small enough to carry anywhere.
James R. Eads works with muted tones and an impressionist style that feels more like painting than classic tarot. The Minor Arcana forms one continuous panorama per suit: lay out the fourteen cards of wands, cups, swords or pentacles side by side and you see one landscape.
A deck that wants to be read as a continuous story, not as separate cards.
A historical reproduction of a German tarot deck from Frankfurt, ca. 1820. Based on hand-coloured metal engravings, limited to 2999 numbered copies. For collectors and those interested in the history of tarot.
A rare piece of tarot history, restored by Lo Scarabeo.
45 cats from mythology and folklore, from Egyptian Bastet to Japanese Maneki-Neko. Each card links a feline figure to a specific quality or message.
An oracle that connects cat wisdom with cultural stories from around the world.
The Marseille tradition meets Hermetic philosophy. Robert M. Place weaves alchemical processes with classic tarot imagery and quotes from the Hermetica.
A study deck for those who view tarot as a mystical tool for transformation.
This 78-card deck by Robert M. Place is built on Neoplatonic philosophy and ancient Western cosmology. The illustrations draw on the Pre-Raphaelite style of Edward Burne-Jones, with tall, melancholy figures in the spirit of Botticelli and Michelangelo. This second edition features gold-edged cards and comes in a cloth-covered box with a slipcase.
A deck that rewards readers who want to understand the philosophy behind the images.
Forty-five hand-drawn sigils, each a symbol for an intention. This is not a classic oracle with fixed meanings, but a visual tool that works with the power of signs.
Intuitive to work with, also as an addition to tarot.
The Living Tarot Guidebook offers a practical and inspiring roadmap for integrating tarot into your daily life and intuitive practice. This comprehensive guide provides deep card insights and creative exercises suitable for all experience levels.
Unlock your intuitive potential and master the art of daily tarot with this essential contemporary spiritual companion.
48 oracle cards with animals as guides for daily questions. The illustrations are warm and detailed, each animal carries a specific quality or life lesson. The guidebook gives meanings and practical advice.
An accessible deck that works well for daily draws and more elaborate spreads.
A minimalist tarot deck with gender-neutral illustrations in Japanese kawaii style. The Minor Arcana consists of pip cards, leaving room for intuitive reading. Compact format with matte finish.
A clear deck that brings tarot back to simple shapes and colour.
A tarot deck based on the Marseille system, in which each card carries a specific bird feather as an additional symbolic layer. The illustrations draw on medieval manuscript art, with titles in Old French and English keywords on the card.
A deck where manuscript art and feather symbolism meet.
44 mandala cards built on sacred geometry and natural symbolism. Designed by artist Fanny Menardi, who uses mandalas as a form of healing art.
A visually harmonious deck that brings calm through symmetry and natural patterns.
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