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52 affirmation cards by Gabrielle Bernstein designed to help you focus on abundance. Short, clear statements in German with vibrant, modern illustrations.
A practical tool for anyone working with affirmations and manifestation.
64 cards by Deepak Chopra, each with an affirmation on the front and a meditation exercise on the back. Direct, practical, no prior knowledge needed.
Draw a card, read the affirmation, do the exercise.
52 affirmation cards by Gabrielle Bernstein, focused on trust and inner strength. Each card carries a direct message you can use as a daily reminder or focal point during meditation.
An affirmation deck without complex structure, built on clear text.
Yoshi Yoshitani pairs the traditional tarot structure with myths and fairy tales from around the world. Each card tells a story that makes a familiar archetype tangible. The result is a deck where you can interpret complex situations through stories you likely already know.
A narrative deck that combines classical tarot with worldwide folklore.
This 44-card deck by Brittney Carmichael focuses on building self-confidence and shifting negative thought patterns. The cards work with affirmations and clear messages, supported by vibrant colours and contemporary illustrations.
A deck built for daily motivation and practical self-development.
An oracle deck with 45 cards, designed to activate healing energy. Toni Carmine Salerno paints softly, full of light and colour. This new edition has borderless cards and gilded edges.
A deck focused on emotional balance and inner peace.
The Rider-Waite-Smith tarot as Pamela Colman Smith and Arthur Edward Waite designed it in 1909. This reissue by Lo Scarabeo is printed on sturdy cardstock with clear colours and shows all 78 cards in their original form.
The reference deck on which nearly all modern tarot books and meanings are based.
Ana Juan draws cats as they are: independent, alert, with a gaze that sees more than you think. This deck translates Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism into a world where cats take the lead, without making it cute.
For those who understand cats and read tarot.
A Lenormand deck in pocket format with a clear focus: black culture and beauty at the centre. Erika Robinson worked with illustrator Erica Peebus on 39 cards that expand the traditional 36 with extra person cards and the Scales.
Compact format, sturdy cards and inclusive imagery that broadens the Lenormand system without losing it.
A reproduction of a Bolognese deck from around 1775, containing 97 cards instead of the usual 78. Alongside the classic trumps, this system includes the twelve zodiac signs, the four elements and the cardinal virtues.
An 18th-century tarot system for those ready to work with more than 78 cards.
The Rose Oracle by Rebecca Campbell offers 44 ethereal cards to help you connect with the healing energy of the divine feminine. Beautifully illustrated by Katie-Louise, this deck serves as a mystical gateway to spiritual wisdom and intuitive growth.
Experience the soft, transformative power of the rose and deepen your connection to the sacred feminine with this exquisite oracle set.
An oracle deck of 44 cards about giving form to intentions, created by Karen Kay with illustrations by Jane Delaford Taylor. The cards contain affirmations and nature symbolism, designed to direct your focus toward growth and realization.
An accessible deck with clear imagery and practical support for daily use.
A pocket-sized tarot that combines sexuality and spirituality through explicit imagery. It follows the classic 78-card structure, but the visual language is direct and unfiltered. Compact format for readings on the go.
Not suitable for those uncomfortable with erotic imagery.
An oracle deck with 45 cards focused on animal totems from the Australian wilderness. Scott Alexander King, animal interpreter and zoomancer, brings the symbolism of native Australian fauna into modern practice.
For those who want to work with animal archetypes, with a focus on Australian species.
A black-and-white tarot deck with gold foil accents that follows the Rider-Waite-Smith structure. The focus lies on feminine archetypes and clear symbolism, designed by Italian illustrator Elisa Seitzinger.
For those who want to use the contrast between light and shadow as a working tool.
A black and white tarot deck where classic Rider-Waite symbolism merges with contemporary line art. Liz Blackbird drew figures and flowers that step beyond the card borders, creating space for movement and personal interpretation.
A deck that combines classical structure with imagery that moves.
A tarot deck with rose gold edges and botanical imagery, designed by Japanese-American artist Noa Ikeda. The cards are divided into five groups, each with its own element: from desert warriors to amphibious spirits. Dreamy, refined and optimistic.
A botanical tarot deck with fantasy elements and a soft aesthetic.
The oldest known Tarot de Marseille, printed around 1650 in Paris. This meticulously restored edition contains only the Major Arcana and stays true to the original woodcut design by Jean Noblet.
Supplied with a pouch instead of a box, for those who want to study the history of the Marseille tradition.
Christopher Penczak, founder of the Temple of Witchcraft and author of more than twenty books on witchcraft and plant medicine, built this oracle around 33 plants with a long history in magical practice. Illustrator Maxine Miller drew the cards in a style reminiscent of old herbals and medieval botanical drawings: gold, sepia and parchment-like backgrounds, with plant spirits that have faces, hands and bodies.
The guidebook goes beyond card meanings and shows how to work with plant energy in spells, rituals and herbal preparations.
62 affirmation cards by Gabrielle Bernstein, based on her bestseller. Each one a short, direct message to shift your focus from tension to trust.
Cards that bring you back to where you want to stand, in one sentence.
Paolo Barbieri paints dragons connected to constellations. 33 cards where dragon mysticism and astrology meet, with reflections on archetypes such as Orion and Andromeda.
An oracle that translates astrological archetypes into images of dragons.
72 faces without text or numbers, drawn directly with the hands. Deborah Koff-Chapin uses her Touch Drawing technique to make visible faces that arise in the presence of sacred places in nature.
No keywords, no fixed meanings. Only faces that invite you to look and feel.
The classic Rider-Waite deck with a fluorescent layer that glows in the dark. After exposure to light, the cards give off a soft glow. The symbolism and structure remain fully faithful to Pamela Colman Smith’s original.
Hold the cards briefly under a lamp before you start for the strongest effect.
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