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An oracle deck that brings crystals and chakras together in one system. Each card links a specific crystal to a chakra point, with guidance text that helps you understand and apply both energies.
For those who work with crystals and want to deepen their chakra knowledge.
44 cards that frame winter as a season of turning inward and renewal. Lorriane Anderson and Juliet Diaz combine modern witchcraft with old winter rituals. Green metallic edges, atmospheric illustrations.
A deck for those who want to use the quiet of winter consciously.
78 cards designed by Yury Shakov, each set within an oval frame reminiscent of Fabergé eggs. Russian folktales and historical motifs rendered in miniature art with dark backgrounds and golden accents.
A deck that brings together Russian folklore and imperial luxury in every card.
44 cards based on Steven Hutton’s Dark Raven Chronicles. Each character from the Wildwood coven gets their own card, with stories about fate, natural power and community.
If you know the trilogy, you will recognise the characters. If you do not, the cards tell their own story.
Miranda Gray has translated the 25 runes of the Futhark alphabet into cards with archetypal images. Not abstract signs, but illustrations that make the essence of each rune immediately visible.
Norse mythology and rune power through a visual approach.
A tarot deck in which Brian Williams translates classical mythology into 78 cards with gold accents. The Major Arcana shows Greek and Roman gods, the Minor Arcana follows four mythological cycles.
A deck for those who want to read both tarot and classical stories.
45 oracle cards by Toni Carmine Salerno, featuring angels and mythical deities that guide you through personal growth and self-love. The dreamlike illustrations speak directly to your intuition.
For daily inspiration or deeper readings.
Wicca and paganism in modern settings. Barbara Moore translates spiritual principles into everyday situations: work, family, choices you make every day.
A deck that bridges the mystical and the world you live in.
33 cards with Reiki symbols and energetic themes, created by two experienced practitioners. The guidebook gives a short description for each card, explaining the energetic meaning and how to apply it in daily practice.
An oracle deck designed for those who want to integrate Reiki into their daily readings.
Alice, the Mad Hatter and the White Rabbit as tarot cards, packed in a sturdy tin box. The illustrations are based on Sir John Tenniel’s Victorian drawings, with flamingos for Swords and oysters for Coins.
A literary tarot that holds on to Carroll’s absurdity without losing its depth.
This deck is built on the Universal Waite system, with one difference: each card has a keyword printed on it. That makes it more accessible for anyone who does not yet know all the meanings by heart.
Designed by Jody Boginski Barbessi to keep the learning process practical and approachable.
A compact version of the Rider-Waite-Smith system with soft, fairytale-like illustrations. The characters have expressive faces that make the emotional weight of each card immediately visible.
The small format and clear imagery make this deck suitable for daily readings.
Forty angel cards with gentle messages, numbers and symbols. Compact format, sturdy cardstock, printed with serene illustrations that invite calm.
One card a day offers more structure than you might think.
The 78 cards in this deck connect goddesses from different cultures with the traditional tarot structure. Isis, Venus, Kuan Yin and other female figures are given a place within the major and minor arcana.
A deck that uses female mythology as a lens for tarot work.
A complete tarot set with 78 cards, an extensive guidebook and a full-color spread sheet. The cards feature goddesses from different cultures and bring their stories together with the classic tarot structure.
An accessible set for anyone interested in feminine mythology and tarot.
78 tarot cards featuring surreal creatures in vivid colours. Chris-Anne draws a fantasy world where eccentric characters guide you through the classic tarot structure. The imagery is playful and expressive.
A deck that combines humour and symbolism without losing depth.
El Gran Tarot Esotérico does not follow the Rider-Waite tradition but the Eudes Picard system, an esoteric approach that places astrology and kabbalah at the centre. Designed by Maritxu Guler and Luis Peña Longa, with illustrations built on primary colours and a graphic, symbolically layered visual language.
Every major arcana carries both a Hebrew letter and an astrological symbol, making it possible to read the cards alongside an astrological chart.
A historical reference work on the Authors Card Game, featuring over 300 reproductions of card editions from 1861 onwards. William G. Miller documents the visual evolution of this classic American game, from early versions to modern editions.
A richly illustrated book for collectors of historical card games and lovers of graphic design.
Fifty cards that translate the Taoist elements into soft watercolours. Theresa Hutch combines the Tao Te Ching with quotes from Ram Dass and Thich Nhat Hanh in a 132-page guidebook.
For anyone looking for an oracle that brings together philosophy and images of nature.
Forty small cards with short affirmations and illustrations that recall old storybooks. The format is compact, the messages are brief, and the box is sturdy enough to carry daily.
Designed as a daily intention card, not as tarot or oracle.
A book about working with the OH cards, written by Waltraud Kirschke. Not a guidebook with fixed meanings, but practice stories and observations from the world of image association.
Useful for therapists, coaches and anyone working with images.
Thirty-five round cards with angel mandalas in soft colours. Designed by Sophia Cantardi as a daily source of comfort and intuition, no complex symbolism required.
Draw a card, feel the colour, let the day begin.
An oracle deck of 48 cards that makes the energy and qualities of power animals accessible. Jeanne Ruland combines symbolism with a calm, recognisable atmosphere.
Suited for meditation, daily inspiration and therapeutic work.
Rider-Waite symbolism combined with Celtic mythology, druidry and nature religion. Kristoffer Hughes and Chris Down bring together goddesses, sacred landscapes and the wheel of the year in 78 detailed cards.
A deck for anyone who wants to bring Celtic tradition into practice.
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