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One hundred cards with ready-made spells for concrete situations. Based on the Wiccapedia series by Leanna Greenaway, Shawn Robbins and Charity Bedell. Each card describes one ritual or spell you can perform directly.
A practical tool for those who want to apply witchcraft, not a theoretical book.
A literary tarot based on Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’, where the journey through hell, purgatory and paradise forms the structure of the major arcana. Guido Zibordi Marchesi combines late medieval art forms with bright, saturated colours and a borderless design.
A deck for those who ask philosophical questions and take time for layered answers.
Angel Tarot Cards is a full 78-card tarot deck built around angels, archangels, unicorns, fairies and mermaids, with keywords and short phrases printed on every card. The illustrations are by Steve A. Roberts. The guidebook explains the meaning of each card and walks through how to do a reading for yourself or others.
The cards are colour-coded by element, giving a quick visual overview of which energies dominate in a spread.
Diana Cooper has worked with unicorn energy for decades. These 44 cards bring that experience into a practical oracle with soft imagery and clear messages focused on trust, purity and spiritual growth.
An accessible oracle for those working with light beings and higher energies.
Instead of an emperor you see Odin. Instead of the sun stands Thor. The Runic Tarot Set maps all 78 tarot cards onto Norse mythology and integrates the 24 classical runes (Elder Futhark) directly into each card’s meaning. Jack Sephiroth illustrated the cards in a dramatic fantasy style, heavy on dark tones and sharp lines.
Author Jaymi Elford, who has worked with divination for decades, covers the tarot meaning, mythological context and rune symbolism for every single card.
Norse mythology meets traditional tarot in this deck by Jack Sephiroth, Zhang Chao and Jaymi Elford. Each card combines tarot symbolism with the power of the runes and the archetypes of the Norse pantheon.
A tarot deck in which Odin, Thor and the Valkyries give the traditional arcana a Scandinavian dimension.
MJ Cullinane (creator of the Crow Tarot) brings the nature of cats to tarot. Photorealistic collages show 78 cards where Siamese, hairless cats and strays inhabit the arcana. The cards follow the Rider-Waite-Smith structure, but the atmosphere is entirely their own.
A deck that balances the wild and the tame, for those who understand cats.
A cloud city full of goblins, elves and gargoyles. Russian artist Gniedmann builds on the structure of the Marseille tarot and fills it with a playful, modern fantasy world. The cards are bright in tone, the images borderless with vivid colours.
A Marseille deck that feels familiar and yet surprises with images that are light and full of story.
53 oracle cards featuring paintings by Kimberly Webber, created with classical techniques and natural pigments. Sandra Anne Taylor wrote the guidebook with card meanings, meditations and affirmations that explore the relationship between thoughts and energy.
Each card image is a classically painted work, not a digital illustration.
This deck by Monicka Clio Sakki adds five new cards to the classic 78. Based on the Rider-Waite-Smith system, but expanded with astrology, Kabbalah and archetypes such as ‘The Artist’ and ‘The Untitled One’.
A deck that centres creativity and offers new vocabulary for personal growth.
A tarot deck that challenges you to see yourself as creator. Based on Rider-Waite-Smith, with five extra cards for creative energy. The collage style mixes art deco with surrealism, printed on sturdy card stock with black core.
For anyone who wants to use tarot as a source of inspiration for their own work.
A tarot deck that combines the Rider-Waite structure with neon green, retro yellow and progressive imagery. Charlie Quintero drew 78 cards with diverse characters that challenge you to search for symbols in the composition.
A visual deck for those who love colour and a contemporary take on traditional tarot.
A tarot deck with bold colours, holographic gold foil and a strong focus on feminine energy and cosmic themes. Designed by Charlie Quintero, who combines the classic Rider-Waite structure with a contemporary, rebellious visual language.
A deck that stimulates visually and invites you to form your own intuitive narrative.
22 cards of the Major Arcana, illustrated by Christian Gaudin based on the philosophy of Alejandro Jodorowsky. A playful approach to the archetypes of the Tarot de Marseille, without the minor arcana.
For those who want to study the Major Arcana separately with a fresh, unconventional perspective.
Each of the 22 Major Arcana appears twice in this deck: once as a light card, once as a shadow card. That gives you a more nuanced reading than working with a single card per archetype.
A deck that forces you to look at both sides of a situation.
78 tarot cards with the fantasy art of Luis and Romulo Royo, where the labyrinth serves as central theme: not a maze, but a single path that leads to your core. Dark tones, detailed illustrations and a focus on life path and shadow work.
A deck for those who are used to working with symbolism and do not shy away from shadow themes.
42 oracle cards that show each of the seven main chakras through deities, power animals and sacred symbols. Each card is linked to a chakra colour and helps you understand the flow of energy through your body.
A clear tool for anyone working with chakras or wanting to start.
Rosa Elena Ortega and Luis Royo created a deck entirely focused on angels, archangels and celestial guides. The imagery is ethereal and dreamlike, the structure deviates from classical tarot to make room for angelic hierarchies.
A deck for those seeking spiritual guidance through angelic energy, not for those expecting a traditional tarot structure.
Tarot cards as a tool for self-care and mental resilience. The Fox Universe Tarot by Taylor Haigh contains 80 cards with gold-edged finish and modern imagery that radiates calm. Created by someone with a background in mental health care.
A deck that places wellbeing and self-insight at the centre of every reading.
Patrick Valenza built this deck from photographs of 19th-century gravestones and the walls of an abandoned psychiatric institution. The figures are moon creatures with elongated limbs and hollow eyes, placed in crumbling cityscapes. This borderless edition has no white borders: the artwork runs to the very edge of each card.
The card back shows multiple moon phases in a symmetrical design, which makes reversed readings possible.
A tarot deck where dragons take centre stage. Terry Donaldson and Peter Pracownik draw their symbolism from mythologies around the world, from ancient China to the Arthurian legends. The 78 cards follow the classic tarot structure but replace traditional imagery with dragon motifs.
An accessible deck for anyone wanting to combine dragons and tarot.
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 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.
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