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A tarot deck that shows transformation the way nature does: in motion, through cycles, never static. The cards show processes rather than moments.
For those who seek meditation in movement, not in stillness.
88 watercolour cards about the relationship between humans and nature, created by geologist and artist Christian Gronau. Not a traditional oracle, but a tool for dialogue and reflection on our place in the ecosystem.
Suitable for personal use, group conversations and nature education.
Forty-four symbols from different cultures, from lotus to yin-yang, together in one oracle. Alison DeNicola chose signs that within their original context stand for luck, protection or healing.
The symbols are hand-illustrated in soft colours that do not impose.
Round tarot cards that break the traditional hierarchy. Karen Vogel and Vicki Noble rewrite the symbolism from goddess worship, shamanism and feminist spirituality.
The round shape is not a gimmick: it breaks the fixed structure of rectangular cards and invites a more intuitive way of reading.
An oracle deck that uses nature as a mirror for growth, balance and transformation. 45 cards with ethereal illustrations by Helena Nelson-Reed and texts by Toni Carmine Salerno and Leela J. Williams.
The soft, dreamlike imagery makes this deck accessible for those just starting with oracle cards.
Minimalist line drawings with soft colour accents, where the white space tells as much as the lines themselves. Siolo Thompson combines animals, plants and human figures in a style that feels airy yet reaches deep.
A deck that leaves room for your own interpretation.
Vintage family portraits and old postcards brought together into 52 oracle cards with feminine archetypes. Victoria Moseley works with collage to create a deck that combines nostalgia with intuitive wisdom.
Sepia tones and vintage imagery that leave room for reflection.
An oracle of 32 tree species, each with its own mythological background and spiritual meaning. Francesca Romana Valente wrote the texts, Mariuccia d’Angiò illustrated the trees.
For those who want to understand both nature and the myths behind it.
A tarot deck with keywords and explanations printed directly on the cards, for both upright and reversed positions. The illustrations are based on 15th-century Italian woodcuts: simple line drawings in neutral colours.
A functional deck for those who want to practise without constantly reaching for a book.
45 oracle cards with affirmations, focused on inner strength, healing and transformation. Artist Yuehui Tang created rich illustrations full of colour and detail, author Toni Carmine Salerno wrote the texts.
Each card carries a concrete affirmation you can use directly.
An oracle deck with 46 animals, from wolf to elephant, each with its own lesson. Chip Richards writes the texts, Jimmy Manton draws the animals in a naturalistic style that conveys calm and respect.
The guidebook describes natural characteristics, symbolic meanings and short affirmations for each animal.
52 cards with crystal photographs and a 160-page guidebook. Each card shows one crystal, a short description and an affirmation. Heather Askinosie combines crystal knowledge with daily intentions.
Pull a card, read the affirmation and use the corresponding ritual from the guidebook.
An oracle deck for daily blessings, based on the Sanskrit greeting ‘I honour the spirit in you’. 44 cards with soft colours and direct messages about compassion, acceptance and inner peace.
Draw a card each morning to start the day with a clear intention.
32 cards with messages from angels and light beings. Valeria Menozzi designed this deck for anyone seeking comfort or guidance, in dark times or during moments of joy.
Direct messages without complex rituals, suitable for daily use.
A tarot deck in which faeries, seasons and nature magic come together. The cards follow the Rider-Waite system, but painted in bright colours with fantasy beings instead of human figures. Each suit is linked to a season of the year.
For those who want to learn tarot without the weight of traditional imagery.
The Kitsune, shape-shifting foxes from Japanese folklore, take centre stage in this oracle deck by Lucy Cavendish and Meredith Dillman. 45 cards with soft colours and dreamlike illustrations where cherry blossoms, dragons and Eastern symbolism come together.
An accessible deck with clear messages about protection, transformation and intuition.
78 tarot cards with realistic animal illustrations, based on Rider-Waite symbolism. Each animal represents an archetype and brings a specific lesson about survival, instinct and natural rhythms.
A deck that breathes new life into classic tarot through the power of the animal kingdom.
A tarot deck built from digital collages and abstract compositions instead of traditional Rider-Waite imagery. The colours are intense, the forms geometric, and the symbolism asks for personal interpretation.
For readers who want a deck that leaves room for intuition rather than fixed meanings.
38 cards with short rhymes and colourful illustrations, designed to help children talk about feelings and daily challenges. The format fits children’s hands, the corners are rounded and the cardstock is sturdy enough for daily use.
A conversation tool for home, school or work with a coach.
Patrick Valenza built this deck from photographs of 19th-century gravestones and a derelict psychiatric institution. The figures have elongated limbs and hollow eyes, the backgrounds are worn architectural textures transformed into dreamscapes. In this borderless edition, the artwork extends to the very edge of each card, with no white border in sight.
The card back features multiple moon phases in a symmetrical design, which allows for reversed readings without the back giving away the card’s orientation.
64 cards with angel imagery, keywords, reflection texts and affirmations. Each card is self-contained, no guidebook needed. Compact size, easy to carry.
The text on the cards is printed small, so good light helps.
44 angel cards divided across four categories: divine guidance, inner strength and practical action. Kim Dreyer’s illustrations work with soft colours and a clear structure.
An accessible deck with affirmations and concrete steps for daily use.
A visually intense tarot deck by Erik C. Dunne with mythological symbolism and high-contrast imagery. The 78 cards follow the traditional structure, but the visual language pulls you straight into deeper layers.
A deck that does not just give answers, but raises new questions too.
No winged guardians here, but surrealistic archetypes embodying emotion and human force. This oracle by Peter Mohrbacher and Eli Minaya pulls you inward. The cards are made to be looked at, not to deliver quick answers.
A deck for those who seek depth and do not shy from images that hold their grip.
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