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Hand-painted tarot deck with vivid colours and an offbeat visual language. Each of the 78 cards includes brief meanings for upright and reversed, so you can read straight away.
Painted during lockdown in Los Angeles by Isa Beniston.
63 oracle cards by Sonia Choquette that work with small, concrete steps toward spiritual growth. Each card offers a practical message to help you manage your own energy and make choices from a place of trust.
An accessible deck for anyone wanting to know what energy is needed today.
A fully hand-drawn tarot deck in black lines and grey tones. Macabre, intuitive and without digital editing. Based on Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism, but with a shadow-filled interpretation that forces you to trust your intuition.
Every line drawn by hand, with no filter between artist and card.
Paolo Barbieri paints night fairies in their own realm. 36 oracle cards with figures moving between darkness and light, framed by stars, moons and natural elements.
An oracle with a distinctly nocturnal character, both in theme and colour palette.
A tarot deck where dreamlike imagery and elegant feminine figures shape the symbolism. Marco Nizzoli draws with attention to detail and atmosphere, focused on emotion and introspection.
For those who prefer to read from intuition and imagery.
Thirty-two cards about desire, seduction and the tension between people. Illustrated by Umberto Brunelleschi in the style of the Belle Époque, with the elegance of Parisian fashion illustration and a clear focus on erotic content.
This is an oracle for an adult audience that does not shy away from sensual imagery.
Anna Oginski, teacher at the Lenormand Academy Training Center, set the traditional 36 Lenormand symbols within an Art Nouveau visual language: flowing botanical borders, organic lines and a palette of soft, natural tones. The deck contains 54 cards in total, expanding the classic system without replacing it. At 99 x 145 mm, the cards are large enough for the illustrations to read clearly, including in a full Grand Tableau.
The name ‘Romantic’ refers to the artistic movement and Art Nouveau aesthetic, not to love themes: the deck covers all areas of life.
The 22 Archangels Oracle by Kyle Gray gives you one card for each of the 22 main archangels. You draw a card, read the message in the guidebook, and see which archangel is present in your situation right now. The cards are finished with gold details, and Jennifer Hawkyard’s illustrations give each archangel a clear, distinct appearance.
These cards work well alongside other Kyle Gray decks, such as The Angel Guide Oracle.
An oracle deck based on the Mexican Lotería game, transformed into a tool for healing and reflection. Xelena González translates the wisdom of curanderas into 54 cards with remedios, illustrated by José Sotelo Yamasaki.
A visual bridge between cultural heritage and modern spiritual practice.
36 oracle cards based on Florentine lithographs from the early 20th century. Ezio Anichini originally designed these angelic figures for magazines. Now they form an oracle deck with Art Nouveau lines and symbolism.
An oracle deck for those drawn to early 20th-century graphic art.
36 oracle cards featuring beings and places from folklore. Sandra Caputo draws elves, nature spirits and other beings in soft, dreamlike colours. The guidebook tells the story behind each card.
The cards measure 100 x 140 mm, a size that sits comfortably in the hand for daily use.
An oracle of 61 herbs and plants, drawn by Pablo Piatti. Each card shows a specific plant with its spiritual meaning. The focus is on intuition and connection with nature.
For those who want to use the wisdom of the plant kingdom as a guide.
A black-and-white tarot deck by artist Corrado Roi and tarot writer Sasha Graham, made for shadow work and confrontational readings. No colour, no distraction, just the core of the question.
For readings where you cannot look away from the answer.
The Fey Tarot follows the classic 78-card Rider-Waite-Smith structure but redraws it entirely through the lens of fairy folklore. Illustrator Mara Aghem gives her fairy figures such readable emotions that you can sense what a card is saying before you look up its meaning.
The guidebook covers each card’s specific fairy interpretation and symbolism, so image and meaning work together from the start.
A reissue of Giovanni Vacchetta’s 1894 design. Soft colours, detailed etchings, and an Italian tradition that sits apart from Rider-Waite-Smith.
For those who want a traditional deck that does not follow the familiar path.
44 oracle cards featuring spiritual guides, painted by Jena DellaGrottaglia. Each card comes with two messages: one for general situations, one focused on relationships. The tone is poetic, the imagery warm and dreamlike.
This deck assumes that spiritual guides surround us and that we can receive their messages.
Diana Cooper focuses in this oracle on higher states of consciousness, raising your energetic frequency, and contact with ascended masters. The cards address fifth-dimensional chakras and what she calls the Golden Age.
For those already familiar with Diana Cooper’s work or interested in ascension and higher consciousness.
53 cards that bring together Celtic mythology, feminine archetypes and connection to the land. Sharon Blackie combines story and psychology, Hannah Willow draws landscapes and beings that act as guides.
An oracle for those who use nature and mythic stories to find direction.
A Dutch-language oracle of 55 cards linking medicinal plants to planets and zodiac signs. Each plant is paired with a clear planetary correspondence, offering a concrete starting point for every reading. The extensive 166-page guidebook explains the meanings and includes practical rituals around moon phases.
No astrological background needed to use this oracle.
81 cards with Toltec wisdom for daily use. Florence Millot has translated ancient life lessons into short, concrete messages and affirmations you can apply directly.
Draw a card each morning and carry the message with you.
Twenty-four Norse runes, each paired with an animal. Athene Noctua illustrates the ancient symbols through raven, owl, snake and other guides that make the energy of each rune tangible.
For those who want to learn runes without loose stones, or who seek a visual companion to an existing set.
This 48-card oracle by Laura Tempest Zakroff is built around the witch’s body as a working tool. The cards are divided into seven themed groups, from sensory experience and lunar events to magical artefacts, and are drawn in a minimalist style on a parchment-like background. The full-colour 136-page guidebook includes card meanings, spreads, and multiple ways to work with the cards beyond divination.
Zakroff bases this deck directly on her book Anatomy of a Witch, which gives the cards and guidebook an unusually coherent connection.
A 42-card oracle deck for threshold moments: the space between what was and what is coming, where uncertainty and wisdom meet. Illustrations by Brenna Child in an organic, sometimes raw style. Texts by Laura Tempest Zakroff, writer on modern witchcraft and sigils.
A deck that does not aim to reassure, but to be honest.
Rebecca Campbell connects you with the energy of stones, sacred places and ancestral wisdom. A 44-card deck with vibrant illustrations by Katie-Louise, built on grounding and inner strength.
Designed for those who need stability and contact with the earth.
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