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Each card shows a mirrored composition that displays light and shadow at the same time. The ‘As Above, So Below’ principle translated into 78 tarot cards that make you look beyond one side of the story.
Both sides of a situation in one glance.
Jui Guoliang redraws the 78 tarot cards as traditional Chinese ink and watercolour paintings. Confucius and Kuan Yin appear in the Major Arcana, scenes from Chinese legends and literature in the Minor Arcana. The structure is RWS, the iconography is Eastern.
A tarot deck that follows the classical structure but replaces the imagery entirely with Chinese philosophy and art.
A tarot deck that asks you to let go of what you think you know. Cilla Conway drew 78 borderless cards with vivid imagery that speaks directly to your subconscious. No fixed rules, just your own feeling as guide.
For those who want to read tarot from what a card evokes, not what is fixed about it.
An oracle deck by Mario Duguay with 44 cards focused on angelic guidance and comfort. The imagery is soft, the messages encouraging. The deck is accessible through clear language in the guidebook and the calm energy of the cards.
A deck that reminds you of the support that exists, even when you cannot see it directly.
This 200-page workbook gives context and depth to the OH cards. Adam Bourgeois discusses all 176 cards with commentary on archetypes, myths and symbolism, and leaves space for your own notes.
A workbook you use alongside the OH cards, not as a standalone book.
Italian illustrator and comics artist Fabio Visintin builds this deck around Circe, the sorceress from the Odyssey. All 78 cards follow the classic tarot structure, with expressive scenes in warm, muted colours and figures that immediately set an atmosphere. The symbolism draws on the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition, but the mythological angle gives each image its own layer.
You do not need to know the myth of Circe to work with this deck, but knowing her story adds a second layer to every reading.
Jack Sephiroth has taken the classic Rider-Waite-Smith structure and translated it into a mythological world full of intense colour and gold foil accents. This deck bridges spiritual symbolism and earthly stories, with each card a large, richly detailed canvas.
For those who know the Rider-Waite meanings and are ready for a visually richer story.
A compact version of the Harmonious Tarot, based on the graceful lines of Walter Crane. The cards are small enough for your jacket pocket but retain the details and serene atmosphere of the original.
Practical size for travel, without sacrificing image quality.
An oracle deck rooted in Celtic tradition, with 45 cards that follow feminine archetypes and seasonal cycles. Elena Albanese drew the cards, Sarah Perini wrote the accompanying texts.
A deck that follows the cyclic wisdom of the wheel of life.
An 18th-century deck with a contemporary colour palette. Otto Spalinger took the woodcuts of Nicolas Conver from 1760 and recoloured them. Clear, vibrant tones that make the classic Marseille symbolism more accessible without altering the structure.
For anyone who knows the original and is curious about a fresher version.
Pablo Montt stripped traditional tarot symbolism down to its core. What remains are 78 black-and-white icons, no distracting details. The form itself carries the meaning.
A deck that leaves room for your own interpretation.
The official companion to the Pagan Otherworlds Tarot. 210 pages with descriptions of all 84 cards, black-and-white illustrations in Renaissance style, and a tone that is both accessible and deep.
Created by Linnea Gits and Peter Dunham of Uusi studio.
A French-language oracle deck designed to help you connect with your spiritual guides. 46 cards with warm illustrations, an extensive 268-page guidebook and a satin pouch.
A complete deck for those who read French and seek spiritual guidance.
42 oracle cards featuring the dreamlike art of Toni Carmine Salerno, focused on healing guidance through 28 different angels. The soft imagery and accessible messages make this a soothing deck for moments of doubt or need for comfort.
A deck that works as a gentle bridge to your own inner wisdom.
29 cards with prayers and paintings from Native American traditions. Each card combines a spiritual message by Lynn V. Andrews with artwork by Robert Taylor. Ready to use without a separate guidebook.
For those who value prayer and imagery as equals.
An oracle deck dedicated to Mary Magdalene and the divine feminine. The 45 cards are designed to support healing and self-insight, with dreamy illustrations in warm tones that speak directly to the subconscious.
For anyone seeking healing energy and intuitive guidance.
The classic Rider-Waite-Smith deck in an indestructible format. The cards are made entirely of plastic, flexible and waterproof. The same iconic images by Pamela Colman Smith, now built for heavy use.
For anyone who wants a deck that lasts without compromising the imagery.
Baroque masters meet tarot in this deck by Kat Black. Digital collages of 17th and 18th century paintings, reassembled into Rider-Waite cards with human faces and gilded edges.
A deck where you can read the eyes of the characters as if they stood right in front of you.
44 cards that use geometric forms to reveal patterns in relationships. Created by quantum artist LON for those who want to work energetically with connection.
Each card contains an ‘I am…’ affirmation and a geometric activation.
An oracle deck that feels like sitting at the kitchen table with a wise friend. Lucy Cavendish wrote cards that do not judge, but remind you of your own strength, intuition and the magic in everyday moments.
For anyone who needs a gentle mirror and friendly encouragement.
A tarot deck based on the tales of Giovanni Boccaccio, with explicit illustrations by Giacinto Gaudenzi. The cards depict sexuality, desire and the human body without concealment. For an adult audience.
This deck follows the traditional tarot structure, but the imagery is openly erotic.
Medium John Holland created this oracle as a bridge between you and the spirit world. 50 cards with short, direct messages from guides and loved ones who have passed, designed for daily use.
Comfort and guidance in clear language, no prior knowledge required.
Thirty affirmation cards with a minimalist design. Annie Tarasova drew them with natural colours and a matte finish. Pull one with your morning coffee or place one on your desk.
Small cards with short sentences that help you guide your thoughts.
An esoteric tarot system based on the teachings of C.C. Zain and The Church of Light. Each card links tarot to astrology, numerology and kabbalah. Redrawn in color by Vicki Brewer, with Egyptian symbolism and geometric patterns.
A system that asks you to read beyond the card itself.
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