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A post-apocalyptic tarot deck in which zombies and abandoned cities bring traditional Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism into a raw survival world. Alejandro Colucci’s illustrations are cinematic and detailed.
A visually intense deck for those who want to explore instinct and shadow sides.
A contemporary tarot with dreamy imagery by Toni Carmine Salerno. The traditional suits are replaced by stars, hearts, angels and trees, giving the cards a soft and accessible feel. The structure follows the classic Rider-Waite system.
An accessible deck with a light, optimistic approach to classic tarot.
This oracle deck by Alana Fairchild features winged beings from nature and mythology. The imagery is light, the tone comforting. Each card combines an illustration with an affirmation that speaks directly.
A gentle deck for those seeking daily encouragement.
Italian illustrator Cristina Benintende built this deck around a single idea: twilight as the threshold between light and dark, reason and instinct. The figures on the cards are human and vulnerable, set in dreamlike scenes that sit somewhere between surrealism and emotional honesty.
The cards measure 66 x 120 mm, a size that handles comfortably when shuffling.
This oracle deck focuses on feminine power, sensuality and self-trust. Each card contains an affirmation and a concrete sacred practice that you can use directly in your daily routine.
Created by Cindy Stal of Sexual Healing Empire, focused on embodiment and transformation.
Digital art with a baroque excess of colour, light and symbolism. This deck follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure but turns the drama up several notches. The result is 78 cards that do not just catch your eye, they demand you look longer.
Traditional symbolism in a bold digital package.
78 tarot cards in which the fool tells every story. Corrado Roi drew all figures as jokers, using the shadow-heavy style he developed for Dylan Dog. Black and white with deep contrasts.
A deck that does not show the fool as a light figure, but as the one who speaks the truth.
A tarot deck with dreamlike, ethereal imagery connecting time and soul. Sonya Kulynyak illustrates the classic structure with a soft focus on feeling and intuition.
A deck that gives space to pause.
33 oracle cards that use Latin American myths and rituals to explore questions about love and relationships. Created by Anielle Reid and illustrated by Cindy Monroy in an expressive style with rich colours.
A deck that brings together mythical figures like La Llorona and ceremonies like cacao rituals with matters of the heart.
This oracle deck translates elements from the periodic table into spiritual archetypes. Amy Leigh Mercree connects scientific properties to energetic messages, illustrated by Katja Pérez in bright colours with cosmic influences.
An oracle system that uses the building blocks of matter as guides for healing and self-reflection.
Astrological insight applied to entrepreneurial questions. 62 cards that translate planetary cycles, houses and aspects into timing, focus and strategy for your work.
For entrepreneurs who want to use astrology as a working tool.
A modern tarot deck that brings spirituality back to the everyday. The illustrations show no mystical figures, but neighbours, playing children and scenes you recognise from your own life. That makes the symbolism directly accessible.
A deck that teaches you to see the magic in your own life.
Forty cards rooted in Celtic tradition: Irish, Welsh, Scottish, Gaulish and Arthurian goddesses, spirits and heroines, based on authentic mythology and more than thirty years of practical experience by author Danu Forest. Dan Goodfellow created the illustrations in rich, full colour. The included guidebook covers each figure’s mythological background, divinatory meanings and a written prayer in her honour.
An oracle set that holds Celtic heritage and contemporary practice close together.
The Druid Animal Oracle is a 33-card oracle set rooted in Celtic tradition, written by Philip and Stephanie Carr-Gomm and illustrated with detailed, colourful imagery. Each card is built on a foundation of sacred geometry, a pentagram, circle and square, and the borders carry text in Ogham, the tree alphabet of the Druids. The cards come in a box that also holds the guidebook.
Three blank cards are included so you can add animals of personal significance not covered by the Celtic tradition.
The Good Karma Tarot offers an uplifting, inclusive approach to reading, making it the perfect choice for beginners building their intuition. This vibrant deck features modern illustrations and supportive messages to help you find balance and daily confidence.
Empower your spiritual journey with this warm and authentic edition, designed to provide gentle guidance and meaningful self-insight.
A tarot deck that uses contemporary photography instead of drawn illustrations. Based on the Rider-Waite structure, but with imagery that deliberately includes people of different ages, backgrounds and identities. Includes three additional cards beyond the usual 78.
A deck that translates the familiar symbolism of the Rider-Waite into images you recognise directly.
Catherine Maillard built this oracle around four distinct groups of cards: Medicine Women, Gifts of the Feminine, Totem/Allied Spirits, and Medicine Action. Caroline Maniere’s illustrations use deep, jewel-toned colours, and each card carries a colour code on the back that matches its group. Every card in the guidebook ends with a ritual or practice.
The guidebook walks you through setting up a reading space and working with the cards step by step, including the rituals tied to each card.
A colourful tarot deck with diverse, inclusive figures and a playful yet grounded visual language. Sam Rook deliberately broke with traditional stereotypes and created a deck that invites personal interpretation.
A deck that makes space for your own voice, regardless of background or experience.
The Elemental Power Tarot contains no human figures. Every scene is built around one of five elements: fire, water, air, earth, and spirit. Rohan Daniel Eason drew the illustrations in pen and ink, inspired by traditional woodcuts and engravings. The guidebook by Melinda Lee Holm explains her elemental system, including apothecary items for each major arcana card.
Tarot built entirely on elemental symbolism, with no human figures anywhere in the deck.
This oracle combines esoteric symbolism with expressive art in bold colours. The cards carry keywords and pink foil edges. The guidebook describes each card and includes rituals and spreads.
A visually intense deck with clear structure.
An angel oracle with a contemporary take on spiritual guides. Colourful illustrations show angels, gods and ascended masters as recognisable figures reflecting diversity. The messages are clear and uplifting.
An accessible deck for those seeking spiritual guidance without traditionalism.
Fifty-two Celtic goddesses, each with her own story and strength. The illustrations are clear, the symbolism accessible. The 128-page guidebook contains seven different spreads.
A deck that makes the feminine archetypes of Celtic tradition tangible.
Deepen your intuition and find energetic balance with the visionary Sacred Spirit Oracle. This deck connects you to higher consciousness through stunning cosmic imagery and practical spiritual guidance.
A powerful tool for anyone seeking spiritual growth, energetic healing, and a deeper connection to their inner light.
55 cards that connect the symbolism of your dreams to your daily life. Kelly Sullivan Walden translates dream imagery into short, motivating messages printed directly on the cards.
A deck for your nightstand, no guidebook required.
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