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A compact oracle by Patrick Valenza with 54 cards full of surrealist imagery. Limited to 300 sets, no guidebook, deliberately made for intuitive use. The dark aesthetic connects to his Deviant Moon work.
For collectors and those who work with images without text.
An oracle that works as a mirror, not for your flaws but for your inner strength. 44 cards with warm, dreamy images by Silas Toball and poetic texts by Angi Sullins about self-acceptance and authenticity.
Designed for daily reflection, journaling and self-care rituals.
A tarot deck with digital illustrations in which all cards are designed gender-neutral. The imagery focuses on universal interconnectedness and moves away from traditional archetypes. The guidebook links each card to yoga postures, mudras, mantras and gemstones.
A modern deck that combines tarot with yoga and meditation.
An oracle deck of 54 cards with soft, cosmic imagery and an extensive online platform with videos and meditations. The cards have a linen finish and are supported by a physical guidebook and digital guidance.
A set that is thoughtfully designed both visually and tactilely, with additional digital support.
This kit combines the Universal Tarot deck from Lo Scarabeo with a 168-page guidebook by Janet Berres, founder of the International Tarot Society. The cards follow the Rider-Waite tradition with clear, vibrant illustrations. The guidebook explains the structure of the deck and covers all 78 cards in detail.
The guidebook is not a booklet but a course in itself.
42 cards that pair an essential oil with a gemstone, amplified by an affirmation. Colour-coded by theme, created by aromatherapy expert Margaret Ann Lembo.
A practical deck for those who want to combine aromatherapy and crystal energy.
48 oracle cards featuring fluffy giants in forest landscapes, drawn by Dan May. Each card shows a friendly mythical being that makes the tension between curiosity and stillness visible.
A deck that works like a walk through a quiet forest, with creatures that ask more questions than they answer.
48 cards devoted to the lunar cycle, created by two experts in witchcraft and lunar folklore. Large format with gilded edges and extensive card descriptions.
An oracle that works with the phases of the moon, not against them.
An oracle that brings together the spiritual power of the Australian land and the wisdom of Aboriginal traditions. 48 cards featuring sacred sites, animals and tools, each with a keyword and a detailed guidebook full of invocations and interpretations.
A visually strong deck that centres the bond with the earth.
A Dutch-language tarot deck of 78 cards that weaves Surinamese culture and spirituality through the classic tarot structure. Rachida Kacimi replaces European archetypes with Surinamese motifs: traditional dress, natural elements, ancestral symbolism.
A tarot deck that does not name diversity, but shows it.
36 cards with dark, gothic imagery designed for shadow work. Created by Kate Osborne to give hidden emotions a place to surface. The metallic red edges give the cards a striking appearance.
For those willing to look into the mirror of hidden emotions.
This deck is a reproduction of a 19th-century design, originally created for the German crown prince. 36 cards with lithographic illustrations of war, hunting, trade and love, rendered in traditional German playing card colours.
A historical deck following German card tradition, with Obers replacing Queens.
The Vision Quest Tarot follows the standard 78-card structure but roots it entirely in shamanic tradition and the symbolism of the medicine wheel. The suit names are replaced throughout: Arrows and Wands for Fire, Jars and Bowls for Water, Feathers and Birds for Air, and Vegetables and Flowers for Earth. Court cards are named Daughter, Son, Mother and Father.
Designed by Gayan Sylvie Winter and Jo Dosé, first published in 1998 by AGM-Urania.
50 oracle cards with surreal landscapes by James R. Eads, finished with prismatic gold accents. Compact format, bold imagery, no colour coding. This deck asks for your own interpretation.
A visual oracle that activates your imagination rather than prescribing meanings.
The Green Glyphs Tarot by James R. Eads combines classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure with clean, graphic design and a colour-coding system for each suit. The cards feature prismatic gilded edges that reflect light in multiple colours.
A modern deck with clear symbolism and intuitive colour coding.
A borderless tarot deck painted with tea and gold ink. The soft, flowing imagery has no frames and leaves room for your own interpretation. The linen finish and gilded edges give the cards a ceremonial quality.
An organic art style that invites you to feel first, then think.
This 36-card oracle shows how light and shadow work together in the Wicca tradition. The illustrations by Gonzalo M. Moreno depict ritual elements, symbols and the balance between visible and hidden forces.
An oracle for those who want to work with Wicca symbolism in card readings.
This deck by Kyle Gray works with the 11 chakras and kundalini energy. The illustrations by Ari Wisner use bold colours and abstract forms that directly engage with energetic processes. The focus is on raising frequency and finding balance.
For those working with chakras and energy, not as an introductory deck.
36 cards based on an 18th-century design by the Dondorf printing house. Not tarot, but cartomancy: fortune-telling with playing cards as it was done centuries ago. Everyday scenes from that period, still usable for readings today.
A functional historical deck for those learning or collecting classic card reading traditions.
36 oracle cards where every illustration is split in two. Left and right show opposing perspectives on the same theme. The surrealist imagery of Barbara Ciardo invites you to see both sides.
A visual tool for those who want to recognise contrasts and make decisions from multiple perspectives.
An oracle deck by artist Toni Carmine Salerno and author Leela J. Williams, built around one theme: inner peace. The cards show paintings in soft colours and carry short affirmations. The guidebook explains how to cultivate peace as a practical skill.
For anyone who works with daily affirmations or needs a quiet moment between the noise.
Fabio Listrani connects each of the 78 cards to a demon or spirit from the Ars Goetia, the first book of the Lesser Key of Solomon. The artwork works entirely in shades of grey and deep black, placing full attention on the symbolism and linework. Every card carries the seal of its corresponding entity alongside astrological and Kabbalistic references.
Listrani has illustrated for Marvel, Titan Comics and IDW Publishing, and previously created the Night Sun Tarot and the Santa Muerte Tarot.
This is the luminous counterpart to Goetia: Tarot in Darkness. Where that deck explored demonology, these 78 cards focus on angels, celestial hierarchies and the traditions of the Ars Notoria. Each card contains Kabbalistic signs, sigils and sacred names.
Designed for those who already have experience with tarot and an interest in Western esotericism or angelology.
Channelled through medium Cristina Tarika di Maggio and painted by Lucia Mattioli. 78 cards with dreamlike imagery that speaks directly to the subconscious.
A deck built on visions, not interpretations.
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