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55 cards with positive messages from the realm of the Fae. Sharon McLeod combines Celtic and Romani folklore with dreamlike illustrations and clear affirmations. Ready to use, suitable for children too.
Cards that bring nature a little closer.
Sixty oracle cards and a 240-page book devoted to fairies, elves and other beings from Celtic folklore. The cards are organised around the four seasons and eight Celtic festivals, which makes this deck especially interesting for those who work with the natural cycles of the year.
A set that brings folklore and seasonal practice together.
Soft watercolour brings fairies and nature beings to life in pastel hues. This oracle by Sasha St John is built on calm, not symbolism. The images are ethereal and comforting, designed to pull you away from daily noise for a moment.
A deck that allows softness where you might be hard on yourself.
33 cards with gemstones in high-quality photography. Each crystal represents a specific energetic vibration. Draw a card for daily focus, meditation, or as insight into what energetic support you need right now.
A practical set for those who want to make the vibrational energy of stones accessible.
Jeremy Hush’s style resembles 19th-century engravings, filled with birds, insects and botanical details that work as symbols. Each image shows nature in different stages: bloom, decay, growth. This is a deck that asks for quiet and time.
For those willing to look longer at a single card.
This is the standard Rider-Waite system with all its familiar symbolism intact, but with a muted colour palette and a linen texture on the card stock. The images have been digitally processed to give a worn, aged look. The guidebook is written by tarot author Sasha Graham.
If you find the bright colours of the standard Rider-Waite distracting during readings, this edition offers a quieter alternative.
A tarot deck full of faeries, pixies and leprechauns, based on the Rider-Waite-Smith structure. Davide Corsi illustrated 78 colourful cards in which even the difficult arcana are shaped gently and with hope.
A light deck for anyone drawn to the folklore of British and Irish magical beings.
52 cards with mantras by spiritual teacher Matt Kahn. No symbolism, no guidebook, only short sentences meant to be spoken aloud. Each card carries an energetic message focused on emotional balance and self-acceptance.
A deck you use by letting the words themselves resonate, without the step of explanation.
This deck is built around the traditional medicine wheel and contains 40 cards, each representing one stone and its position within the wheel. Linda Ewashina, a Reiki Master and intuitive reader with more than fifteen years of experience working with the medicine wheel, wrote the guidance for each card. The illustrations are by Jody Bergsma, an award-winning illustrator known for her paintings of natural elements.
The included poster lets you place the cards physically in their correct positions within the wheel.
This 44-card deck uses the journey as metaphor to translate daily events into spiritual signposts. Denise Linn draws on shamanic traditions and her Cherokee heritage to illuminate synchronicity and inner transformation.
The text on the cards is direct and readable, the guidebook offers deeper layers.
This oracle connects you with the energetic vibration of 44 crystals through channelled messages from their Devas. Cindy Watlington combines visual art with energetic healing. The 320-page guidebook describes the workings of each crystal, meditation guidelines and practical exercises.
For those who work with crystal energy and are looking for an in-depth tool.
Tarot cards built from illustrations from the golden age of book illustration. Edmund Dulac drew for fairy tale collections and literary classics. Giacomo Gailli brought his work together in a traditional tarot deck with oriental and mythological imagery.
For those who appreciate classic illustration and archetypal symbolism.
Jason Engle builds this oracle around a world between fantasy, gothic imagery and classical mythology: forgotten kingdoms, figures embodying universal forces, the soul as traveller. The 36 cards draw on afterlife traditions from various cultures and focus on themes of letting go, memory and transformation.
The guidebook connects the imagery to concrete themes including shadow work and personal transformation.
One of the oldest tarot decks in the world, dating back to the fifteenth century. This official reproduction shows the Renaissance masterpiece that inspired Pamela Colman Smith when she created the Rider-Waite-Smith. Produced in collaboration with the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan.
The first deck in history to feature all 78 cards fully illustrated with figures and scenes.
The 64 hexagrams of the I Ching translated into an accessible oracle deck. No coins or sticks, just draw a card for insight into change and direction.
Three thousand years of wisdom in a format that works for today.
Christopher Butler sets the Lenormand cards in a cosmic setting filled with light rays and energetic landscapes. The deck contains 38 cards, including extra Man and Woman cards for more flexibility in readings. The format is larger than usual: 102 x 133 mm.
Lenormand logic with a spiritual layer of light.
Twenty-two cards that translate the twelve zodiac signs and ten classical planets into daily insights. No prior knowledge of astrology required, just a direct connection to archetypal images that tell you something about character, timing and energy.
Cosmic archetypes that work intuitively.
Digitally painted tarot cards with clear symbolism and a dreamlike atmosphere. The deck follows the Rider-Waite structure and is designed by Renata Lechner, known for her detailed work.
A digitally painted deck that speaks directly to the imagination.
The Tarot of Marseille by Claude Burdel from 1751, restored from the original woodcuts and enriched with gold foil on all 78 cards. A deck that combines the archetypal imagery of the Marseille tradition with the visual impact of gold.
A classic Marseille system with the visual strength of gold.
A Rider-Waite deck with cards nearly twice the standard size. Roberto de Angelis has simplified and sharpened the imagery so the symbolism remains readable even from a distance.
The large format requires more table space, but makes every detail visible during a reading.
This deck translates the story of the Little Prince into 78 tarot cards following Rider-Waite structure. Martina Rossi’s illustrations take the characters from the book and place them in recognisable tarot archetypes. Suitable for those familiar with the story who are looking for an accessible RWS deck with a literary layer.
A gentle deck that encourages reflection over hard predictions.
A tarot deck that combines Rider-Waite symbolism with Celtic mythology. The cards are borderless, which means the images run to the edge and flow visually into one another during a reading.
Celtic symbolism and nature magic are visible in every card.
A Rider-Waite-Smith tarot rendered in Art Nouveau style, with gold foil on every card highlighting the organic lines and floral motifs. Giulia Francesca Massaglia combines familiar symbolism with the elegance of the Belle Époque.
A deck that brings together art-historical beauty and classic tarot structure.
This oracle focuses on the connection between sexuality and spiritual energy. The 36 cards by Laura Tuan and Mauro De Luca offer guidance for rituals, reflections and channelling desire. The watercolours are sensual but not explicit.
An oracle for adults who want to understand sexual energy as a spiritual tool.
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