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Maddalena Ghidoni breaks open the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery into geometric mosaics and light refraction. Each card is a prism of colour and form that works intuitively.
A deck that asks for soft focus: let the patterns merge and see what rises to the surface.
The 36 cards of the classic Lenormand system, drawn with a mix of Egyptian iconography and Art Nouveau lines. Giulia Massaglia combines hieroglyphs, gods and landscapes with the ornate frames of the Belle Époque.
A visually rich deck that keeps the Lenormand structure and renews the imagery.
An oracle deck based on flowers from Rachel Patterson’s own garden. Real photography instead of illustrations, with a wise woman figure as messenger on every card. Clear for beginners, concrete enough for daily use.
The photography makes the connection to nature directly tangible.
Fifty affirmation cards with messages that medium Lisa Williams receives from spiritual guides. Intended for daily use, to pause and pick up a perspective that reaches beyond your own thoughts.
No symbolism, no spreads. Just text that can nudge you in a different direction.
Argentinian mythology and cosmic energy from the Pampas in 78 cards. Betty Lopez and artist Napo translate the spiritual traditions and daily life of their culture into a light, colourful tarot deck.
A visual tribute to South America with universal archetypes.
A reproduction of a Bolognese deck from circa 1775 with 97 cards. The Minchiate tradition adds astrological signs, elements and extra virtues to the usual trumps. This makes the system more complex and specific than standard tarot.
A historical deck for those who want to go beyond the familiar 78-card structure.
Watercolour in pastel tones, keywords on every card, and a structure that follows Rider-Waite without the clutter. Emilie Muñiz designed this deck for people who want to see the meanings quickly, no guidebook required.
Simplicity that leaves room for interpretation, not for doubt.
A Rider-Waite-Smith deck rendered in richly layered collage with silver metallic ink. Shaheen Miro depicts diversity in culture, gender and identity while holding to the classic structure.
A bridge between traditional symbolism and contemporary imagery.
A tarot deck that brings together Kabbalah, astrology and Hebrew letters in one system. Published by Glorian Publishing, a non-profit organisation focused on spiritual wisdom. The imagery combines cosmic symbolism with African influences.
A deck for those who want to read tarot through esoteric systems.
An oracle card deck by artist Rassouli with 44 abstract, colourful cards that invite contemplation. Inspired by Sufism and Eastern philosophy, with no fixed meanings or rigid system.
Works well after meditation or yoga, when you are already in a quiet state.
Luigi Scapini created a historical artwork that evokes the frescoes of 15th-century Italy. The Major Arcana and court cards feature gold accents. This is not a reproduction, but a contemporary deck in medieval style.
For those who want to combine tarot and art history.
A deck that connects you with angels, without overwhelming symbolism. 44 cards with ethereal imagery in soft colours, written by medium Karen Noé and illustrated by Marie Antoinette Kelley.
Hopeful messages that carry you, not challenge you.
The Black Ritual Tarot by Adam Zonca uses high-contrast monochrome imagery to reveal the deep essence of tarot symbolism. This minimalist RWS-based deck invites powerful intuitive readings through its ritualistic, pitch-black aesthetic.
Experience the transformative power of light and shadow with this timeless, ritualistic tarot deck.
A tarot deck that channels the energy of the American Southwest, drawn in a striking psychedelic style that references 1970s poster art. Lindsay D. Williams combines classic Rider-Waite structure with desert symbolism, bold colours and turquoise card edges.
Astrology, chakras and elements are woven into each card.
An oracle deck set at a 19th-century carnival where karma and choice take centre stage. Matt Hughes combines 32 cards with green foil accents with an 80-page hardcover story book on transformation and shadow work.
For those seeking shadow work and narrative depth in an oracle.
Ana Neves painted 44 female archetypes for this oracle: goddesses, witches and warriors who can stand beside you in moments of change. The imagery is clear, the cards are sturdy, the messages focus on transformation and intuitive strength.
An oracle that presents feminine energy in a direct, visual way.
Tarot deck that links folk tales from around the world to the classic 78-card structure. Lisa Hunt paints fairy tales as carriers of archetypes, transformation and inner wisdom.
A deck that uses the familiar language of fairy tales to make tarot meanings directly accessible.
Digital collages by Catrin Welz-Stein, combining vintage botanical prints, dreamscapes and natural symbolism. The 56 cards are designed for daily reflection and intuitive healing. Texts and spreads by Lynn Araujo.
The images are surrealist compositions where dreams and nature flow together.
This astrological oracle translates planets, zodiac signs, houses and moon phases into hand-painted cards. Elian-James Showell combines her background in architecture and tattoo art into images that feel modern and timeless.
The guidebook explains all astrological concepts step by step, no prior knowledge required.
The full power of Alana Fairchild’s Earth Warriors Oracle in a compact format. 44 cards connecting you to courage, earth wisdom and your own spiritual mission, now in a size that fits any bag.
The same depth as the original, now on the go.
Forty gemstones given faces, personalities and a voice. Artist Maxine Gadd draws Amethyst, Emerald and Moonstone as enchanting beings that speak to you directly.
A deck that makes the abstract power of crystals tangible.
Forty hand-painted dogs in watercolour, each with three keywords. Faina Lorah uses the instinctive wisdom of dogs as a guide for everyday questions.
A playful oracle deck that translates the loyalty and intuition of dogs into practical insights.
54 cards combining Greek myths, Egyptian mysteries, geomantic symbols and astrology. This Grimaud deck demands study and has little in common with traditional tarot.
Not a standard tarot structure, but a piquet-based system with mythological imagery and esoteric correspondences.
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