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A Rider-Waite-Smith deck with contemporary characters in soft, dreamy tones. Korean artist Kwon Shina illustrated 78 cards that combine fashion, fantasy and traditional symbolism.
Traditional structure, contemporary characters, soft imagery.
A full Rider-Waite-Smith deck in which cats play every role. Compact format, detailed illustrations, the same symbolism as the standard edition. Fits in any bag or coat pocket.
For cat lovers who want a working travel deck.
A tarot deck inspired by Salvador Dalí and René Magritte. The illustrations by Luigi Di Giammarino follow dream logic rather than linear logic, translating traditional tarot archetypes into surrealist imagery. The symbolism asks for intuitive interpretation.
This deck assumes you trust your own associations.
A practical guidebook for the Gypsy Witch cards, written by psychotherapist and card reader Fabio Vinago. The book explains the symbolism of the cards, describes how to read combinations, and offers concrete spreads. For beginners and advanced readers who want to work with this specific deck.
A clear reference work that makes the Romani tradition behind these cards accessible.
64 cards that connect astrological archetypes to psychological growth. Jennifer Freed combines thirty years of experience as therapist and astrologer in a deck that helps you recognise patterns in relationships and choices.
A deck that challenges you to examine what you do from habit and what from growth.
Fifty symbols that get to the point. No stories, no explanation. Sharina Star draws galactic codes that work as quick answers to everyday questions.
A working deck for anyone short on time who needs concrete direction.
A tarot deck that lets go of gender roles and makes space for all bodies and identities. Lettie Jane Rennekamp drew 78 cards in which everyone can recognize themselves. Soft, expressive images that invite self-reflection and compassion.
A modern deck that redraws traditional archetypes from a place of inclusivity and self-acceptance.
This deck brings tarot and yoga philosophy together in 78 watercolour cards. Figures take asanas that reinforce the meaning of each card, chakras are woven into the symbolism, and the imagery draws from Vedic traditions.
A deck for those who want to lay tarot cards on or beside the yoga mat.
A divination set you do not just read, but hold. Five real crystals, a foldable board based on the Wheel of the Year and eight cards. You place the stones on the board, draw a card and build your own ritual.
Designed by Barbara Moore for Lo Scarabeo.
John Holland and Lauren Rainbow designed 50 exercises to train your intuitive skills and mediumship. Each card contains a concrete technique: visualisation, meditation, aura work or energetic connection with the Spirit World. The guidebook describes each exercise in detail.
A practical training system for mediumship, created by two experienced practitioners.
48 cards with affirmations for recovery, created by Daniel Fallon and Jacqui Fallon-Holloway. Each card offers a short, focused text that works as an anchor during difficult moments.
Suitable for personal use and within therapeutic settings.
A set that makes astrology usable without drowning in technicalities. 73 cards covering signs, planets, houses and moon cycles, with a focus on what you can do with them in daily life.
An accessible deck for anyone who wants to work with astrology without taking a course first.
A Rider-Waite tarot drawn in Paulina Cassidy’s signature style: soft pastels, fine linework and small details that turn each card into a miniature world. Victorian figures, birds, butterflies and hidden patterns make this deck visually dense.
The whimsical, fairytale-like style asks you to look slowly.
This oracle deck by Ciro Marchetti leaves fixed systems behind and speaks through lush digital imagery. Theatrical scenes invite you to discover your own story. Victorian aesthetics, dream logic and archetypes form a visual language without rigid rules.
A deck that makes room for intuition and puts your own interpretation at the centre.
A tarot deck inspired by medieval England. Maggie Kneen drew 78 cards featuring knights, craftspeople and everyday scenes in a style reminiscent of old book illuminations. The deck follows the Rider-Waite structure.
Quiet imagery and familiar symbolism in a historical setting.
The 36 traditional Lenormand symbols painted in egg tempera by Urban Trösch. Clear, colourful images that make classical fortune-telling accessible without losing the essence.
A compact deck that leaves room for large spreads and your own interpretation.
The Red Owl edition follows the strict tradition of Mlle Lenormand and carries rhyming verses on each card. These verses serve as memory aids when interpreting the symbols. Card 12 shows owls instead of birds, which gives a different atmosphere to your reading.
A historically grounded deck for those who appreciate the traditional structure with a poetic layer.
This is the classic Lenormand edition that has served as a reference point for decades. The 36 cards are an accurate reproduction of the original nineteenth-century set found after the death of Marie-Anne Lenormand, with the same images she reportedly used to predict the rise and fall of Napoleon.
The name ‘Blaue Eule’ refers to the traditional card back design: a blue owl.
One of the oldest tarot decks in the world, now in pocket size. The Visconti Tarot Mini reproduces the 15th-century cards painted for the Duke of Milan, complete with gold foil on every card. The format is small, the detail is not.
Renaissance art you can carry anywhere.
A modern tarot deck built on the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure, using photo collages instead of traditional symbolism. The cards focus on diversity, gender fluidity and an earthly form of spirituality.
A calm, accessible deck for those who value minimalism and inclusivity.
A reconstruction of the rare Mystic Cards of Fortune from 1882. Robert M. Place brought this historical Lenormand deck back with the refined linework and 19th-century aesthetic of the original. The matte, cream-coloured cards feel like an archaeological find.
A collector’s piece that is also practical for daily readings.
Fifty cards with Buddhist teachings, designed as daily reflection points. No complicated doctrine, no spiritual jargon. Each card offers a short meditation you can use immediately, with illustrations that convey the calm that matches the text.
A practical tool for anyone seeking calm in a busy day.
The Hoodoo Tarot weaves the classic tarot structure with the African-American Hoodoo tradition. The Major Arcana is depicted as ‘The Elders’, historical rootworkers and spiritual leaders. Each card contains references to sacred herbs, biblical quotes and ancestral wisdom.
A deck that brings together ancestral work, nature magic and cultural history.
This oracle is built around transformation. 45 cards showing beings that blur the line between human and animal, physical and spiritual. Lucy Cavendish writes about metamorphosis, Jasmine Becket-Griffith draws in her signature big-eye style.
For anyone navigating a life phase and learning to move with change.
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