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This deck uses the structure of the Rider-Waite system but shifts the imagery to the time of the Knights Templar. Medieval chivalry, religious symbolism, red crosses and a focus on spiritual discipline.
For those drawn to the rich symbolism of medieval knightly orders.
A reconstruction of a 19th-century French oracle with 36 cards, based on the Sybille tradition. The cards carry numbers but no titles, which puts the illustrations and your own reading first.
Clear symbolism that leaves room for your own interpretation.
The 52 playing cards you already know, reread as oracle. Ana Cortez and artist C.J. Freeman make the symbols behind hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs visible and usable for contemporary cartomancy.
For those who want to learn cartomancy without making the step to tarot.
An oracle deck by Boris Indrikov that translates dream symbolism into cards. Forty cards divided across four elements, plus a joker. The style is surrealist with art nouveau influences.
For those who work with dreams or want to read symbolism from the unconscious.
55 oracle cards that ask you a simple question every day: what do you need right now? From journaling prompts to mantras, this deck by Jill Pyle (Goddess Provisions) helps you turn self-care into something concrete instead of just talking about it.
Designed for daily use, not to sit on a shelf.
22 cards that link Reiki symbols to the Kabbalah, tarot and angelic hierarchies. Anna Eva Jahier designed this system for Reiki practitioners who work daily with the principles of Mikao Usui. The deck is divided into nine seed cards and thirteen transformation cards.
A practical tool for those who combine Reiki with symbolic correspondences.
Ciro Marchetti’s tribute to the pen-and-ink tradition. 82 cards in retro style with a muted colour palette, based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system but reworked in his own visual language. Metallic red edges and glossy finish on 330 gsm cardstock.
An RWS-based deck with Marchetti’s visual signature.
Ciro Marchetti brings traditional tarot into digital territory. Saturated colours, mechanical details and dreamlike backgrounds give each card its own atmosphere. This is Rider-Waite symbolism through a contemporary lens.
A deck that works equally well for daily readings and visual collectors.
A version of the Mystic Palette Tarot in which colour has been reduced to warm sepia tones. The illustrations by Ciro Marchetti take on a classical, almost antique quality through this monochrome palette.
A deck that works as a tool for reflection, not as a colour palette.
Lorenzo Gaggiotti fused the Tarot de Marseille with the Rider-Waite-Smith into a deck that honours both traditions. The Major Arcana are fully illustrated, the Minor Arcana are minimalist pip cards with geometric patterns. Gold foil on front and back, soft-touch finish.
Between classical iconography and contemporary graphic design.
German artist Kitty Kahane redraws the classic Rider-Waite system with bold colours and a light-hearted line. Her figures are expressive, sometimes humorous, and make the symbolism directly accessible without losing depth.
A fresh deck for those who want to let go of seriousness without letting go of tarot itself.
35 cards, each centred on a gemstone or crystal, with energetic properties linked to chakras. The illustrations show the natural beauty of the stones, with brief descriptions in the guidebook.
A visually clear deck for anyone working with or starting to explore crystal energy.
A tarot deck that captures the European voyages of discovery to the Americas in 78 cards. Amerigo Folchi connects historical figures with tarot archetypes and fills the Minor Arcana with indigenous flora, fauna and pottery.
A deck for those who want to read history and symbolism together.
Sofan Chan translates core principles of Buddhist teaching into 36 oracle cards with flowing lines and vivid colours. The cards are divided into four sections that address inner peace, enlightenment, wisdom and harmonious energy.
For daily reflection, as a focal point in meditation or as a spiritual compass.
Alexandra Eldridge draws in layered, dreamlike imagery, Tony Barnstone writes alongside it. This deck weaves classic tarot structure with poetic visuals in which people, animals and plants flow into one another. The guidebook includes creative writing exercises, astrological notes and interpretations that speak to your imagination rather than fixed meanings.
A deck that focuses on intuition, creativity and symbolism, not on fixed answers.
44 oracle cards with watercolour images that work as daily reminders for self-compassion. Janet Chui painted mythical beings and nature symbols that invite you to guard your boundaries and make room for your vulnerability.
Compact size, easy to carry in a bag or journal.
A Rider-Waite-Smith tarot with a distinct contemporary visual language. This deck shows women of different races, body types and identities in a vintage poster style, illustrated by Coni Curi. The Major Arcana retain French titles such as ‘La Papesse’ and ‘Le Diable’.
For those who want to work with a traditional system but look for diversity in the imagery.
44 round cards, each built around a symmetrical mandala pattern. The circular form has no top or bottom, which can shift how you approach a question. The detailed guidebook includes card meanings, meditations, a colour guide and journaling prompts.
The symmetry of the mandalas helps calm the mind before you interpret a card.
55 cards with detailed imagery for those curious about the hidden layers of existence. Ravynne Phelan draws a world where mythical figures, symbols and landscapes intersect.
For anyone who likes to move between symbols and images to reach insight.
Back to the time when a bird feather was treasure and an afternoon outside could last forever. This oracle by Scott Alexander King and Sharon McLeod asks you to see the world again through the eyes of your younger self.
For anyone who wants to learn to see again without judgment.
Every animal carries two faces. This deck by Ejay Soulguide works with reversible meanings: the same card shows either your shadow side or your bright strength, depending on its orientation.
Animals from all continents, for those who dare to work with shadow and light.
Bernadette King adds 49 cards to her Ark Animal Tarot & Oracle Deck. New themes such as mothers and babies, prehistoric and mythical creatures, friends and family. The cards have the same format and finish as the base set, so you can shuffle them together or use them separately.
An expansion that also works as a standalone oracle.
44 oracle cards based on Shingon Buddhism, compiled by Acharya Yūzui Kotaki and illustrated by Miki Okuda. Each card shows a Buddha or Bodhisattva with specific mudrās and colour symbolism from the Japanese esoteric tradition.
A meditative tool that makes the ancient teachings of Shingon Buddhism accessible.
A 44-card deck bringing together goddesses from different cultures. Rachel Johnson combines elements, chakras and moon phases in a visually rich oracle with an extra layer through the Arcana Goddesses.
An oracle that brings together mythology, symbolism and spiritual practice.
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