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Twenty-two cards with quotations from the stories of Arthur Conan Doyle, designed to combine logic and intuition. This oracle uses the deductive method of Holmes applied to personal questions.
A small, focused deck for those who like sharp quotations and Victorian atmosphere.
22 oracle cards built around the concept of rest, the transition from work to stillness, and the rituals that mark that shift. Soft images of candlelight and bread, designed to create a weekly moment of reflection.
A small deck with a clear function: to create a pause in the week.
A classic tarot structure set inside the story of L. Frank Baum. Dorothy plays the Fool, the Scarecrow and the Tin Man appear in the Arcana, and the Yellow Brick Road runs through the entire deck. 78 cards with matte finish on sturdy cardstock.
For readers who prefer story characters over abstract archetypes.
An oracle deck of 50 cards that translates the Ramayana and the Mahabharata into concrete reflection questions. Illustrator Rahul Das draws in rich colours, author Pankhuri Agarwal writes with 15 years of experience in divination and acupuncture.
Balance between 25 feminine and 25 masculine archetypes, based on Shakti and Shiva/Purusha.
An oracle deck with 48 cards in black and white with blood-red accents, inspired by the figure of seer Mildred Payne. The imagery is gothic, the finish is handmade.
For those drawn to shadow work and symbolism from the occult tradition.
This 53-card deck blends ancient shamanic wisdom with archetypal dream imagery to facilitate deep personal reflection and spiritual insight. Created by experts Alberto Villoldo and Colette Baron-Reid, it offers a powerful tool for exploring your inner landscape.
Discover the profound insights of the shamanic dream world with this beautifully illustrated and spiritually rich oracle set.
Connect with the ancient rhythms of the sea through this dreamlike 44-card oracle deck. Featuring vintage collage art, it offers poetic guidance for moments of reflection and intuitive flow.
Let yourself be carried by the current and discover the serene, mystical insights hidden within the ocean’s whisper.
Unfurl your inner garden with this 44-card deck featuring vintage botanical collages and poetic insights. Reflect on your personal seasons of growth and transformation with this gentle, intuitive guide.
Discover the power of blooming and life’s natural rhythms with this soul-soothing oracle, perfect for daily rituals and quiet reflection.
An oracle that sees the world through cat eyes: intuitive, independent and playful. 33 vintage collage cards by Stephen Eichhorn, with texts that translate feline behaviour into human wisdom.
A deck that takes playfulness as seriously as intuition.
44 cards in which stones and minerals function as archetypes. The collages are built from antique illustrations and connect geology with intuition.
For those who use crystal symbolism as an anchor in reflection and ritual.
Bethany van Rijswijk built this oracle from collages made with vintage botanical illustrations. The 44 cards are divided into four groups: mushrooms, the forest, mushroom people, and fungal structures, each adding a distinct layer to a card’s meaning. The imagery is botanical and densely detailed.
The four-group structure gives this deck more depth than a nature oracle typically offers.
Linzi Silverman places the Rider-Waite-Smith structure in nocturnal landscapes filled with stars, moon and cosmic symbolism. The 78 cards show goddess archetypes from different cultures, rendered in collage art. The deck focuses on intuition, shadow work and the unconscious.
A deck that presents night not as the opposite of light, but as a source of wisdom.
Fifty constellations, fifty writers, fifty ways to look at your own story. This oracle deck was built through collaboration within the tarot community and translates cosmic patterns into poetry, fables and essays.
Each card asks one question that forces you to look past the surface.
A 50-card oracle built around the craft of bookbinding. The three suits are called Paper, Ink and Thread, and the 29 Story cards work as larger narrative patterns. Watercolour and ink, created by Cedar Wren McCloud.
Works for divination and as a writing tool.
An oracle deck that translates astrological building blocks into cards you can hold, shuffle and lay out. Ruby Warrington and Bess Matassa turned zodiac signs, houses, planets and aspects into a working system for understanding astrological connections.
Pull a planet, a sign and a house, and make visible what feels abstract in a birth chart.
45 cards featuring goddesses and their animal companions, drawn by Lynda Bell. Soft colours, warm imagery, a deck that emphasises compassion and inner strength.
A deck you will not tire of looking at.
A contemporary tarot deck that follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, with a focus on feminine archetypes and soft, modern illustrations. Designed by Mara Parra, illustrated by Josefina Schargorodsky.
An accessible deck for those who want familiar structure with inclusive imagery.
A tarot deck built around the film roles of Christina Ricci. From Wednesday Addams to Yellowjackets: each card draws from a character in her career. Dark imagery, psychological layers, clear focus on transformation.
For anyone who thinks in film and likes to work with characters as mirrors.
A tarot deck that asks you not just to read, but to direct. Jayne Wallace combines the Rider-Waite-Smith structure with a focus on personal intention and purposeful action.
For those who want to use tarot as a tool to shape their goals.
Forty-five oracle cards depicting mermaids, sea goddesses and other mythical beings that explore the relationship between water and emotion. Illustrated by Amy Brown, written by Lucy Cavendish.
An oracle that centres intuition and emotion.
A tarot deck where the iconography of the Grateful Dead meets classical esoteric symbolism. Hand-drawn illustrations by Erin Cadigan, detailed interpretations by Elizabeth Jezorski. For those who take both music and tarot seriously.
A visual journey through Dead Head culture, built on traditional tarot structure.
A 33-card oracle with fairies, flowers and natural elements. Ashley Frost emphasizes playfulness and inner healing. The tone is gentle, the images are ethereal.
For anyone drawn to the softer side of oracle work and who responds to floral symbolism.
A tarot deck where every card is a flower. Massimo Alfaioli draws with botanical precision, Maria Eva Di Maggio explains the symbolism. Floral mythology meets classical tarot.
For those who read flowers the way others read symbols.
A Rider-Waite-based deck where colour does the work. J. Bindels and N. Fernando strip traditional symbolism down to a clean, flat style with lots of white space and strong primary colours.
For anyone who wants the classic structure without the visual clutter of the original.
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