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Keeper of The Sacred Bee Tarot The third and final deck in Kelly Burton’s Sacred Bee series. Like its predecessors, the bee is the central symbol throughout, but this deck stands entirely on its own and follows the full Rider-Waite-Smith structure. Language: English Quality: 350 g/m² card stock, matte finish, lavender gilded edges The cards are noticeably thick and the matte finish keeps them sliding smoothly when you shuffle.

The Gentle Tarot Seed Edition The Seed Edition is a thoroughly revised edition of The Gentle Tarot. Artist Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar (Mari in the Sky) redrew and refined many of the original illustrations. The cards now feature clean white borders, and the colors have been rebalanced. In addition to the deck, this complete set includes the comprehensive guidebook (second edition), a cotton pouch, and a reading cloth. Language: English Quality: 330 gsm Black Core paper, soft matte finish, periwinkle foil edges Contents: 83 cards, comprehensive guidebook (second edition), cotton canvas pouch, reading cloth The reading cloth is available in First Edition Maroon or Black; please state your preference in the order notes.

The RainShadow Tarot brings the familiar symbolism of the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition together with handmade collage artwork by artist Claire Mack. Exploring the interplay of light and shadow, this deck invites you to consider different sides of a situation at once. Rather than using reversed card meanings, it focuses on duality: opposing forces can exist side by side. Language: English Contents: 78 tarot cards and a 112-page full-colour guidebook Finish: Gold foil on the box cover Packaging: Hard-cover box A tarot deck for exploring traditional symbolism through distinctive collage art and the interplay of light and shadow.

Quên Lenormand The Quên Lenormand is a hand-drawn set by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo. Each card is drawn in pen and painted in watercolour, in warm, personal tones. Quên means ‘forgotten’ in Vietnamese, and the set is self-published in small editions. Language: English Quality: Watercolour artwork, natural linen pouch, kraft cardboard box Contents: 41 cards (including title card), no guidebook Lay the cards out and read both the classic symbol and the short phrase printed beneath each one.

Tarot del Toro Guillermo del Toro personally commissioned Spanish illustrator Tomás Hijo, a professor at the University of Salamanca and specialist in myths and folklore, to translate his film universe into tarot. The cards draw on Pan’s Labyrinth, The Shape of Water, Crimson Peak and Hellboy, rendered in thick lines and a muted palette of earth tones, gold and deep red. The Magician wears Del Toro’s own face. Language: English Quality: Matte finish, sturdy card stock, embossed collector’s box Contents: 78 cards and an 88-page full-colour guidebook Hijo’s woodcut-style linework gives these cards the weight of handmade prints, not digital illustrations.

The Everyday Enchantment Tarot A modern tarot deck that brings spirituality back to the everyday. The illustrations show no mystical figures, but neighbours, playing children and scenes you recognise from your own life. That makes the symbolism directly accessible. Language: English Quality: Large cards (89 x 140 mm) with matte coating, luxury box with magnetic closure Contents: 78 cards and 176-page guidebook A deck that teaches you to see the magic in your own life.

Rainbow Moon Tarot A colourful tarot deck with diverse, inclusive figures and a playful yet grounded visual language. Sam Rook deliberately broke with traditional stereotypes and created a deck that invites personal interpretation. Language: English Quality: large cards (115 x 170 mm) in luxury two-piece storage box Contents: 78 cards with 144-page guidebook A deck that makes space for your own voice, regardless of background or experience.

The Knight-Waite Tarot A tarot deck that uses contemporary photography instead of drawn illustrations. Based on the Rider-Waite structure, but with imagery that deliberately includes people of different ages, backgrounds and identities. Includes three additional cards beyond the usual 78. Language: English (cards and guidebook) Quality: 81 cards with photographic images, 86 × 135 mm Contents: 81 tarot cards and a quick start guidebook A deck that translates the familiar symbolism of the Rider-Waite into images you recognise directly.