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Seventy crystals, each with a photo, properties and affirmation. Valencia Chan translates thirty years of experience with gemstones into a visual deck that works immediately.
A practical tool for anyone wanting to learn the language of stones.
62 cards with sepia-toned photography by Holly Wilmeth, showing humans and plants in composed scenes. Each card focuses on one medicinal plant from Mexico or the Pacific Northwest.
Photographic style with timeless sepia palette, designed for consulting plant wisdom.
Connect with your Higher Self through 33 gold-foiled cards designed to expand your consciousness and inner peace. These beautiful tools serve as gentle reminders to live a life of love, gratitude, and spiritual magic.
Discover the wisdom of your soul and manifest your dreams with this elegant deck, perfect for both beginners and experienced intuitive readers.
An oracle deck with 30 watercolour portraits of witches from different times and cultures, and 30 cards with magical symbols. Natasa Ilincic combines her background in anthropology with her strength as an illustrator.
An oracle that brings folklore and visual art together in one set.
A tarot deck based on the sketches and paintings of Leonardo da Vinci. The 78 cards follow the classic tarot structure and use the muted earth tones and techniques of the Renaissance master. Designed by Iassen Ghiuselev and Atanas Atanassov.
Renaissance aesthetics translated into the traditional Rider-Waite structure.
A faithful reproduction of the 1760 classic, preserving the original woodcut style and colour palette of master cardmaker Nicolas Conver. A piece of tarot history focused on geometry, numerology and the raw symbolism of the Marseille tradition.
The most respected edition of the Tarot de Marseille, printed on cards built for daily use.
Fifty-six cards that translate astrological forces into clear images. This oracle combines divination with instruction: each card explains an astrological concept while you lay out a reading.
An oracle that teaches you something every time you draw a card.
24 cards based on the Elder Futhark alphabet, with illustrations that place the runes in a modern context. The 191-page guidebook describes not only the meanings but also the mythological background and various spreads.
An accessible way to work with the rune system if you prefer cards over stones.
Every card in this deck is illustrated on both sides: the front shows the scene as you know it, the back reveals what happens behind the scenes. A compact version of the double-sided deck by Massimiliano Filadoro and Davide Corsi.
A portable deck for those who want to see what unfolds on the other side of the situation.
40 cards in the style of nineteenth-century Italian fortune-telling cards. Suitable for cartomancy and for classic card games such as Briscola and Truco. Dark vintage colour palette with old iconography.
For those wanting to learn or already familiar with Italian fortune-telling tradition, and for collectors of historical card styles.
A reproduction of a rare 18th-century tarot deck from Bologna with 62 cards instead of the usual 78. Published as a numbered limited edition in the Anima Antiqua series by Lo Scarabeo.
A historical document in card form, aimed at collectors and readers interested in the Northern Italian tarot tradition.
Roberto Innocenti painted 78 tarot cards with a realism you rarely see. Every detail counts: stonework, mountains, facial expressions. The structure follows Rider-Waite-Smith, but the imagery lifts it into something that feels like a film on pause.
A deck that asks for slow reading and rewards it.
Otto Spalinger took the 18th-century woodcuts of Nicolas Conver and redrew them with clear lines and a vivid colour palette. The structure remains classic Marseille, the execution is contemporary.
For those who want to work the Marseille tradition without faded facsimile prints.
This deck brings together dragons from Eastern and Western mythology across 78 tarot cards. Peter Pracownik illustrates, Terry Donaldson writes the guidebook. The cards follow the classic tarot structure, but dragons take centre stage.
For those who love fantasy and see dragons as symbols of power rather than storybook creatures.
Forty cards that map the space between light and shadow. The Dark Light Oracle helps you see fear and hope not as opposites, but as two sides of the same process.
A deck that makes shadow work tangible.
A tarot deck that takes the 21st century seriously. The cards show modern scenarios instead of medieval imagery, while keeping the structure of Rider-Waite and Crowley intact. The court cards represent four world cultures.
For anyone who wants to use tarot in a world of technology, globalisation and modern psychology.
A tarot deck drawn by architect Rolf Eichelmann, where Gothic influences meet modern colour planes. The figures are strong, the landscapes wider than in classic decks, and the symbolism stays recognisable.
The colours are saturated and the cardstock feels solid.
Cats in rich medieval robes take on the roles of the Major and Minor Arcana. The style draws from the 15th-century Visconti-Sforza tradition, with fine lines and a rich colour palette. Playful yet faithful to traditional tarot structure.
A deck that combines historical elegance with feline character.
A tarot deck where the moon lights the way and unicorns, fairies and dragons move through the imagery. Karen Marie Sweikhardt painted 78 cards in soft colours with a dreamlike atmosphere, designed for intuitive readings and inner work.
A deck that works with moon phases and subconscious patterns.
A feminist icon in the tarot world. Round cards with primitive, inclusive art celebrating women from all cultures. The circle breaks linear structure and invites a cyclical approach to intuition and goddess wisdom.
The round shape allows cards to fall at different angles, adding extra nuance to every reading.
Ryan Edward based this deck on the Lenormand tradition and expanded the classic 36 cards with 16 additional ones, drawing on the history of cartomancy decks derived from standard playing cards. The design is minimal: black, white and shades of grey with red accents. Card number and playing card symbol sit directly on each card.
The deck supports both the traditional 36-card method and the full 52-card set, with separate instructions for each, including the Grand Tableau.
52 cards with visionary imagery designed as a meditation tool. Joyce Huntington uses colour and symbolism to connect body and mind, based on yoga philosophy and mudras.
Draw one card daily and use the image as a starting point for meditation.
Jody Bergsma’s watercolours show dragons, unicorns and fairies in soft tones. Each card combines an image with an uplifting message that supports self-reflection and personal growth.
An accessible oracle deck with a focus on inner strength and gratitude.
A French cartomancy deck of 32 cards with meanings printed directly on each card. Made for quick answers to concrete questions about love, health and money. No prior knowledge required.
Compact, clear and ready to use.
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