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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.
Digital art that brings the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition back to life. Ciro Marchetti works with intense facial expressions, dramatic lighting and cinematic composition.
A deck where you read the emotion before you look up the meaning.
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.
24 runes from the Elder Futhark, each hand-painted with patterns drawn from Eastern European folklore. Faina Lorah combines Norse mythology with feminine archetypes in a deck that tells stories rather than simply marking symbols.
Runes as narrative, not only as sign.
A pocket oracle with 55 cards that carry the energy of the divine feminine. Compact format, clear messages, created by Lucy Cavendish for daily guidance.
Small enough for your bag, rich enough for your daily practice.
Lisa Hunt drew 79 spirits from worldwide folklore and legends and gave them a place within the tarot structure. Ethereal imagery, delicate linework, one extra bonus card for deep shadow work.
A deck that asks you to look beyond the veil.
Victoria Iva translates the Rider-Waite system into cubist forms and African symbolism. The cards work with abstract silhouettes and geometric patterns that leave room for your own interpretation.
A deck that asks for intuition, not literal recognition.
55 insight cards with fragments from Walt Whitman’s ‘Leaves of Grass’. Poetry that works as daily reflection, not as an oracle with fixed meanings. The cards contain original verses from the transcendental masterwork.
For those who want to work with literature and contemplation daily.
The Cosmic Crossroads Oracle helps you navigate moments of transformation with 44 ethereal cards and profound insights. This deck includes rituals and affirmations designed to bring clarity and confidence to your spiritual path.
Embrace your inner journey and find clarity during life’s transitions with this dreamy, ethereal oracle set.
An oracle deck that translates ancestral wisdom into five concrete themes: archetypes, rituals, plants, symbols and ancestors themselves. 45 cards with diverse imagery and a 128-page guidebook offering context and exercises.
Five categories that give you structure when working with ancestral themes.
Based on a manuscript discovered in 1994 in an Italian library. Eighty 16th-century paintings, attributed to Nostradamus, form the foundation of this deck. The imagery is medieval and enigmatic.
A historical deck for those interested in medieval symbolism and prophetic traditions.
Japanese warrior philosophy translated into the Rider-Waite structure. The cards show traditional Japanese art and combine strategic thinking with tarot symbolism.
A visually strong deck for anyone interested in the link between tactical thinking and tarot.
An 80-card tarot deck in which unicorns take centre stage. Based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system, with soft colours and imagery focused on positivity and intuition.
Two cards more than standard tarot, familiar structure with unicorn interpretation.
A tarot deck that translates the Rider-Waite structure into the style of Japanese woodblock prints. Samurai and geisha replace the court cards, the suits stay recognisable. The cards have a matte finish and the included booklet explains the basic meanings.
A working deck for anyone who values the Japanese aesthetic of Ukiyo-e.
78 tarot cards in which Fabio Listrani combines the classic tarot structure with the symbolism of Voodoo. The lwa, the spirits from the Afro-Caribbean tradition, take the place of the familiar tarot archetypes.
A deck that shifts the boundary between the earthly and the divine.
A set of 22 major arcana based on Egyptian deities, supplemented with 9 oracle cards designed specifically for time-based predictions. The cards combine classic tarot symbolism with iconography from ancient Egypt.
A compact deck for reading the major arcana through Egyptian imagery with concrete timing indications.
Federica Casagrande draws a tarot deck in which astrology and the animal kingdom meet. The Major Arcana show human figures, the Minor Arcana anthropomorphic animals per element: birds for Swords, mammals for Pentacles.
A Rider-Waite-Smith deck with a clear astrological layer.
36 botanical oracle cards showing plants, flowers, roots and mushrooms, each held by a drawn hand. The style recalls medieval herbals, but with a modern line. The multilingual guidebook of 192 pages combines botanical knowledge with symbolic interpretation.
For those interested in plants, herbs or green witchcraft.
44 oracle cards by Colette Baron-Reid about your dreams, your wishes, and the role you play in what you want to happen. Dreamlike illustrations with symbolic figures and landscapes that speak directly to your subconscious.
Each card includes an interpretation, a question, and a line to carry with you.
Serena Ficca reached for ice cream, flowers and rainbows where other illustrators lean toward mystery. The system is classic Rider-Waite, but the imagery is light, playful and immediately readable. This deck is also widely used by people who work with children or young adults.
Without a white border, the artwork runs to the very edge of the card, giving the illustrations more space and a stronger visual presence.
Love is the subject people ask about most when reading cards, and yet the real questions behind it are often about something else entirely: hidden motives, unspoken expectations, patterns that have been running quietly for years. Christiane Neumann designed this oracle to bring those layers to the surface. The 40 cards are digital collages built from Renaissance and Victorian imagery, assembled into dreamlike compositions that feel deliberate rather than decorative.
Each card addresses one fundamental aspect of relationships in a couple, developed with concrete examples and patterns throughout the guidebook.
Azra Manzoor is an experienced Lenormand reader and writer who developed this deck as a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic Blue Owl. The 36 cards keep the familiar Lenormand symbolism and traditional numbering, finished with gold foil accents and gilded edges. The 144-page guidebook covers card meanings, spreads, affirmations and self-care rituals.
The guidebook covers everything from a single daily card to the full Grand Tableau spread.
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