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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.
The classic Rider-Waite-Smith with new colours. Virginijus Poshkus recoloured the original illustrations by Pamela Colman Smith: warmer tones, softer gradients, preserved symbolism. All the familiar imagery, visually more accessible.
The standard for beginners, still valued by experts.
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.
A tarot deck focused entirely on relationships and emotional growth. John Holland combines tarot structure with a focus on the heart chakra. The cards speak directly and lovingly about romance, family, friendship and the relationship with yourself.
Accessible for beginners, direct in message.
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.
An oracle deck centred on water beings, illustrated by Jasmine Becket-Griffith. The cards feature symbols for yes/no questions and work with water symbolism: emotion, intuition, flow.
An accessible deck with direct imagery and an extra system for quick answers.
99 abstract miniature paintings without text or fixed system. The Ecco Cards by artist John David Ellis let you assign your own meaning to colour, form and movement. For coaching, therapy, art or personal reflection.
No guidebook, no fixed meanings, just space for your own story.
Forty cards that speak to teenagers and young adults during moments of doubt, stress or uncertainty. Each card introduces an ‘angel’ with a relatable message and a small exercise. Teen coach Rita Pietrosanto wrote the texts, which are direct and clear.
A deck that says the right thing at the right time.
44 oracle cards working with unicorn energy, built around themes of purification, spiritual healing and manifestation. Text by spiritual mentor Cordelia Francesca Brabbs, illustrations by a collection of fantasy artists.
A gentle oracle deck for those drawn to unicorn symbolism.
Alana Fairchild built an oracle around energetic transmission rather than fixed meanings. The 44 hand-painted cards function as a focus point for meditation and intuitive healing. The 240-page guidebook describes each card on multiple levels.
For those who work with energetic awareness and take time for reflection.
An oracle deck that does not just give you messages, but also tasks. Each card contains a journaling question and a concrete action to turn spirituality into something you actually do.
For those who prefer to do spirituality rather than just feel it.
44 cards reflecting different stages of women’s lives, from young woman to wise elder. No fixed meanings, only reflection questions that invite you to look inward.
An oracle that offers calm and recognition, without demands.
54 heart-shaped cards with poetic messages and intuitive art by Toni Carmine Salerno. Each card is a gentle reminder of the power of self-love and inner wisdom. The revised edition keeps the familiar shape and messages but offers higher-quality production than the first version.
A deck that does not ask for study, but for stillness.
Lucy Cavendish designed this set of 55 cards for anyone who needs to slow down. No spreads, no symbols, just clear sentences that help you release tension and return to the present moment.
Draw a card when you need calm, read the text, breathe.
A tarot deck that connects the classic 78-card structure with Egyptian deities, the Dendera zodiac and astrological symbolism. Illustrated by Silvana Alasia in warm colours with clear linework.
A deck for those who want to link Egyptian mythology to tarot practice.
Gothic romance and melancholy in 78 cards. The Favole Tarot is illustrated by Victoria Francés and draws its atmosphere from Victorian tales, vampire legends and fairytale darkness.
For intuitive readings and those who recognize beauty in shadow.
62 astrological cards for anyone who wants to learn or deepen the language of the stars. Each card covers a specific element: zodiac signs, planets, houses, aspects and asteroids. Maria Praena’s deck combines education with intuition.
A teaching tool that also happens to look beautiful.
Scott Alexander King brings together animals from all continents in this oracle deck of 45 cards. Each animal carries a message about protection, transformation or balance. The 124-page guidebook describes what each animal can mean in your own life.
A deck that invites you to pause and consider what animals can teach you.
An explosion of colour and flesh. Stevee Postman did not paint this tarot, he built it from photographic collages where human ecstasy and cosmic energy meet. This deck celebrates sexuality, nature and spirituality without restraint.
Three versions of The Lovers are included as standard, every relationship gets its place.
Charlie Claire Burgess draws tarot as people really look. All body types, skin tones and gender expressions are present in this deck of 78 cards. The structure is classic Rider-Waite-Smith, the imagery is not.
A deck where you can see yourself, without compromise.
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