The Black & White Rider-Waite® Tarot Deck blends classic art with modern details. Includes 78 cards, a guidebook, and features unique black edges.
Pamela Colman Smith
The Tarot Original 1909 is a beautiful and inspiring deck that is sure to capture the imagination of both beginners and experienced tarot readers alike. The cards feature a variety of symbolic imagery, each with its own unique meaning. The artwork is full of detail and beauty, and the cards are a joy to use for both divination and self-exploration.
This is the most popular tarot deck among beginners. The cards are fully illustrated, making it easy for new users to master them. The Rider-Waite Tarot belongs in every tarot collection.
The Rider-Waite Tarot is the most famous and the first deck published in the 20th century. Now you can use it as a learning tool to understand the cards, as well as a reference of positions and meanings.
Experience the magic of Glow in the Dark Tarot, a 78-card deck based on the Rider-Waite® Tarot artwork. Illuminate your readings with this unique and innovative deck that glows after being exposed to light.
The world’s smallest tarot deck.
The RWS Tarot Deckâ„¢ is based on the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, which was created by Pamela Colman Smith and Arthur Edward Waite in 1909. The deck is full of symbolism that can be interpreted in many different ways, making it a powerful tool for self-reflection and spiritual growth.
Discover the hidden secrets of this popular Rider-Waite deck. Peek behind these well-known images and see what was, until now, just out of sight.
The Radiant Wise Spirit Tarot mini is a 78-card deck with inspiring and spiritual symbolism. The cards are smaller and more portable than the traditional tarot, making them ideal for travel or for those with limited space. The illustrations are also beautiful and understated, which makes them perfect for meditation and personal growth.
The RWS Tarot is a 78-card deck with classic illustrations by Pamela Colman Smith. The cards are inspired by the traditional tarot symbolism, but with a number of innovations, including the addition of illustrations to all 78 cards. They are perfect for those looking for a deck that helps with self-discovery and spiritual growth.
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The deluxe set includes the Smith-Waite Centennial Tarot Deck and two books: The Artwork and Times of Pamela Colman Smith, by Stuart R. Kaplan.
The masterpiece by Arthur Edward Waite and Pamela Colman Smith, reproduced from the very first edition of December 1909.
The brilliantly colored tarot deck that has been popular for decades is now presented in a charming keepsake tin.
The Tarot Vintage (Waite) is a 78-card deck that was created by Sasha Graham. It is a beautiful and evocative deck that uses a linen-finish and antiqued look to give the cards a vintage feel.
Discover deeper insights with the Radiant Wise Spirit Tarot. This beautifully illustrated deck provides clear guidance for your spiritual journey.
The 100% Plastic Rider Tarot Deck® is a 78-card deck with the original Rider-Waite-Smith images. The cards are made of durable plastic and are very weatherproof. They are perfect for beginners and experienced readers.
The Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot is a 78-card deck with vibrant and detailed illustrations. The cards are based on the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, but the colors are brighter and the details are sharper. They are perfect for beginners and experienced readers.
Pamela Colman Smith brings forth a radiant version of the beloved Rider-Waite tarot deck. Dive deeper into the symbolism and meanings, enhancing your readings and understanding.
The masterpiece by Arthur Edward Waite and Pamela Colman Smith, reproduced from the very first edition of December 1909. A top quality edition of the original timeless Tarot, for clear, insightful and deep readings.
Peek behind these well-known images and see what was, until now, just out of sight.
A compact Spanish version of the classic A.E. Waite tarot, in a blue edition that is easy to carry.
The standard Spanish blue edition of the famous A.E. Waite tarot offers timeless images for classic readings.
The deluxe Portuguese pocket version of the A.E. Waite tarot, perfect for on-the-go and full of rich symbolism.
A refined and luxurious Portuguese edition of the A.E. Waite tarot, for a profound and enriching experience.
Pamela Colman Smith
Pamela Colman Smith, born on February 16, 1878, in London, was a gifted writer, illustrator, and the creator of the famous Tarot of A. E. Waite. From an early age, she was exposed to the theater and art world, thanks to her parents who were enthusiastic supporters of both. Manchester, where she grew up, was a center of spiritualism at the time, and it is likely that young Pamela was introduced to it early on through her mother.In 1889, the family moved to Jamaica, where her father was involved in railroad construction. In 1893, Pamela moved with her father to New York and studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, one of the leading private art schools in the United States. Here, she was a student of Arthur Wesley Dow, who inspired her with his spiritual approach to art. He taught her to hear colors, see sounds, and smell music, an influence that remained evident in her work throughout her life.1899 was a successful year for Pamela. She published three of her own books and illustrated several important works by other authors. Her career as a writer and artist seemed promising, with exhibitions in the United States and involvement in literary circles in London. In England, she met poet William Butler Yeats, who introduced her to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.Pamela was a synesthete, meaning her senses were uniquely interconnected. For example, she could see colors when hearing sounds. This rare talent set her apart and manifested in her art.Between 1908 and 1909, Pamela created her most famous work: the illustrations for the Tarot cards of A. E. Waite. In a letter from November 1909 to Stieglitz, she mentioned completing 80 images for a Tarot deck, but receiving little payment for it. The cards were published in December 1909 by Rider & Sohn as "Tarot Deck." At that time, it was not customary to name the artist or give them royalties.Despite praise for her work, great success eluded her. Pamela lacked business acumen, which contributed to her financial difficulties. She died poor but not lonely on September 18, 1951, in Bude, Cornwall. Her small estate was left to her good friend Nora Lake. Pamela's life and work were driven by fairy tales, legends, myths, and especially music. Her contributions to art and the Tarot continue to have a lasting impact.