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No cards, but seven crystals and a foldable divination board. Alberto Zanellato combines chakra work with Vedic astrology in a set you use physically, not just visually.
A set you touch, lay out, and feel during meditation.
36 goddesses from different world cultures, each embodying a concrete virtue or quality. The illustrations show the goddesses in action, not static on a throne.
Draw a card and let that virtue color your day.
78 tarot cards drawn by comic artist Milo Manara, combining erotic imagery with astrological symbolism. This deck departs from traditional Rider-Waite and is intended for adult readers comfortable with explicit artistic nudity.
This is not a beginner deck. The symbolism requires an open mind and some tarot experience.
The tarot of Oswald Wirth, now with full Minor Arcana. Kabbalistic, Masonic, built on the Marseille tradition. Not the easiest deck to start with, but one of the most important sources for understanding esoteric tarot.
For the student of the occult tradition, not for the quick daily draw.
The Inner Light Tarot by Serena Borsella combines the classic Rider-Waite-Smith system with a soft, modern visual language in pastel tones. The result is a tarot deck that radiates calm and is inclusive in its design.
A familiar deck with a contemporary, serene feel.
51 cards based on the teachings of Tosha Silver about abundance and letting go. Each card is a mantra that helps you transform your relationship with money and control. Illustrated by Fena Gonzalez in vibrant colour.
A daily compass for anyone who wants to learn trust instead of grasping.
Discover the edgy beauty of the Maléfique Lenormand, a deck that blends traditional symbolism with a dark, contemporary aesthetic. Designed for direct and powerful readings, these black-gilded cards offer a unique perspective on the classic Lenormand system.
Unlock deep insights and explore the mysterious shadows of your intuition with this bold and artistic Lenormand deck.
Spanish artist Aitor Saraiba has translated the 78 classic tarot cards into flat planes, silhouettes and bold blocks of colour. Red, yellow, blue and green dominate. The structure is traditional; the imagery is not.
Published by Fournier, a Spanish printing house with over a century and a half of experience in card production.
Oracle deck with 36 cards featuring male deities from different cultures. The images show gods and titans with their specific attributes, the 132-page guidebook describes their backgrounds and invocations.
A deck that brings together male archetypes from world mythologies.
Wayne Rodney left the titles off these cards on purpose. You respond to what you see: colour, composition, figure, mood. The Minor Arcana comes before the Major Arcana, a reversed structure that gives priority to the everyday layer. The 156-page guidebook offers cultural and mystical context if you need it.
This deck asks for an active reading approach and gives you a personal, fluid process in return.
54 large cards with artwork by Mario Duguay, designed to raise your vibration. Luminous imagery in light and colour, made for meditation and daily reflection.
No fixed structure, no card explanations, only colour and light.
A 44-card oracle deck with gilded edges, inspired by the Scottish island of Iona. Anielle Reid combines soft imagery with sacred symbolism for daily readings and transformative work.
The island of Iona as energetic foundation for each card.
A tarot that works through colour. Each element has its own shade: turquoise for water, yellow for fire, purple for air, green for earth. That choice helps you sense what a card is about before you read the symbolism.
A clear structure for those who learn through association.
A card game that makes talents visible through tasks and reflection cards. 27 task cards give you a concrete action, 27 treasure cards name a quality. Developed by Greetje Welten and Matty van de Rijzen for use in groups, families or one-on-one.
You can use the game as a team-building tool, as a conversation starter in education, or as daily reflection for yourself.
A modern tarot deck with hand-painted cards celebrating the diversity of women. The traditional suits have been renamed Create, Feel, Think and Earth, making the cards directly translatable to concrete areas of life.
The suits carry new names that show what the card addresses: creating, feeling, thinking or manifesting.
Giuliano Costa takes the Rider-Waite-Smith system and paints it anew. The symbolism stays familiar, the execution feels warmer and richer than the original. For those who want a classic deck without the rigid lines of Pamela Colman Smith.
An RWS deck with an Italian painting style.
Palmistry meets pop art. Azzurra D’Agostino translates the ancient art of chiromancy into an oracle of 50 cards full of colour and archetypal symbolism.
A fresh take on fate, wrapped in contemporary imagery.
Each card in this deck features a mirrored illustration, so upright and reversed meanings are always visible. Zach Wong designed 78 cards in a stained-glass style with bold colours and clear symbolism.
A design that makes duality tangible.
A tarot deck in which every card is a lesson in magic. Barbara Moore and Mieke Janssens base this deck on the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, but translate all archetypes into wizards, sorceresses and magical teachers. The guidebook goes beyond card meanings and describes magical correspondences and ritual applications.
A working deck for those who want to merge tarot and magic.
This deck is firmly rooted in green witchcraft, using plants, herbs and the elements as its spiritual framework. Illustrator Kiri Østergaard Leonard drew botanically recognisable herbs, trees and plants on every card, and Ann Moura’s guidebook goes well beyond card meanings, including recipes for magical oils, rituals and practical spells.
The suit names follow green witchcraft tradition: athames, wands, chalices and pentacles.
A tarot deck built on two tracks: classic card reading and active magical work. Melanie Marquis writes for practitioners who operate in both worlds. Scott Murphy draws characters from different times and backgrounds, from medieval settings to contemporary urban scenes.
A deck you can use to answer a question just as easily as to charge a spell.
A tarot deck based on the atmosphere of Maggie Stiefvater’s novel ‘The Scorpio Races’, with the ocean as metaphor for emotion and the subconscious. The borderless cards show horses, sea creatures and everyday people in a dreamlike, raw style.
For readings that ask for emotional depth.
The illustrations of Henry Justice Ford, known from Andrew Lang’s Fairy Books, form the foundation of this 78-card tarot deck. Each image tells a story drawn from fairy tales and myths, allowing you to read intuitively without relying on strict symbolism.
A deck that works like a storybook, not a symbol guide.
A modern interpretation of the Rider-Waite-Smith system, drawn by Danilo Sanino. The illustrations are dreamlike and detailed, with a soft colour palette that feels mysterious and ethereal.
A deck for those seeking classic symbolism in a soft, poetic form.
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