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A tarot deck that translates the Asian American experience into a roadtrip of self-discovery. Elizabeth Su writes with a background in clinical psychology, Jenny Chang illustrates with vivid colour and contemporary imagery.
For anyone looking for a deck that centres self-love and personal growth.
33 oracle cards that bring Slavic mythology and pagan traditions into the present. Anielle Reid created cards featuring Baba Yaga, Kupala Night and ancestral rituals from Eastern Europe.
An oracle that gives direct answers from a less familiar tradition.
A versatile oracle by medium Anielle Reid, designed to develop your intuitive gifts and explore different magical practices. From kitchen magic to crystal grids, from ancestral contact to astrology.
A deck that works as a practical guide for integrating magic into daily life.
A philological reproduction of the original 1830 deck, printed by the Recchi brothers in Oneglia and Turin. This edition follows the original print work down to the detail: linework, colour palette and Marseille iconography as they were recorded two centuries ago.
A rare piece of tarot history for collectors and students of the Marseille tradition.
36 cards in watercolour style, based on the classic European cartomancy system of Marie Anne Lenormand. The minimalist imagery lets symbols speak clearly without unnecessary detail.
An accessible deck for anyone wanting to learn the Lenormand tradition.
The Thoth deck by Aleister Crowley is not an intuitive picture book. It is a fully developed system of Hermetic Kabbalah, astrology and alchemy, translated into geometric paintings by Lady Frieda Harris. This new edition has been reprinted with revised image data and corrected card names, and the larger format finally makes all 78 tempera works fully visible.
The guidebook includes original interpretive texts by Crowley himself.
Fifty affirmation cards for women who want to connect with their inner strength. Helene Lerner combines warm, colourful imagery with texts about balance, change and creativity.
An accessible deck that requires no prior knowledge, only the willingness to pause and reflect.
Hand-painted tarot deck with vivid colours and an offbeat visual language. Each of the 78 cards includes brief meanings for upright and reversed, so you can read straight away.
Painted during lockdown in Los Angeles by Isa Beniston.
63 oracle cards by Sonia Choquette that work with small, concrete steps toward spiritual growth. Each card offers a practical message to help you manage your own energy and make choices from a place of trust.
An accessible deck for anyone wanting to know what energy is needed today.
Paolo Barbieri builds his illustrations around twilight and night, the threshold moment when the ordinary world fades and fairy beings take over. His style is detailed and dark, with deep, saturated colours that hold the atmosphere of the in-between hours. The 32 cards are compact and each carries a rich fantasy scene.
Barbieri previously created the Barbieri Fantasy Tarot and the Barbieri Zodiac Oracle; this deck is set entirely after dark.
A tarot deck where dreamlike imagery and elegant feminine figures shape the symbolism. Marco Nizzoli draws with attention to detail and atmosphere, focused on emotion and introspection.
For those who prefer to read from intuition and imagery.
Thirty-two cards about desire, seduction and the tension between people. Illustrated by Umberto Brunelleschi in the style of the Belle Époque, with the elegance of Parisian fashion illustration and a clear focus on erotic content.
This is an oracle for an adult audience that does not shy away from sensual imagery.
Anna Oginski placed the classic 36 Lenormand symbols inside a visual world of flowing floral motifs and organic shapes drawn from the Art Nouveau movement. The directness of the Lenormand system stays intact, while the imagery gains a botanical, refined quality. The name ‘Romantic’ points to that artistic atmosphere, not to love readings.
Published by Lo Scarabeo, with one additional card beyond the standard 36 of the traditional Lenormand system.
An oracle deck based on the Mexican Lotería game, transformed into a tool for healing and reflection. Xelena González translates the wisdom of curanderas into 54 cards with remedios, illustrated by José Sotelo Yamasaki.
A visual bridge between cultural heritage and modern spiritual practice.
36 oracle cards based on Florentine lithographs from the early 20th century. Ezio Anichini originally designed these angelic figures for magazines. Now they form an oracle deck with Art Nouveau lines and symbolism.
An oracle deck for those drawn to early 20th-century graphic art.
36 oracle cards featuring beings and places from folklore. Sandra Caputo draws elves, nature spirits and other beings in soft, dreamlike colours. The guidebook tells the story behind each card.
The cards measure 100 x 140 mm, a size that sits comfortably in the hand for daily use.
A black-and-white tarot deck by artist Corrado Roi and tarot writer Sasha Graham, made for shadow work and confrontational readings. No colour, no distraction, just the core of the question.
For readings where you cannot look away from the answer.
The Fey Tarot follows the classic 78-card Rider-Waite-Smith structure but redraws it entirely through the lens of fairy folklore. Illustrator Mara Aghem gives her fairy figures such readable emotions that you can sense what a card is saying before you look up its meaning.
The guidebook covers each card’s specific fairy interpretation and symbolism, so image and meaning work together from the start.
A reissue of Giovanni Vacchetta’s 1894 design. Soft colours, detailed etchings, and an Italian tradition that sits apart from Rider-Waite-Smith.
For those who want a traditional deck that does not follow the familiar path.
44 oracle cards featuring spiritual guides, painted by Jena DellaGrottaglia. Each card comes with two messages: one for general situations, one focused on relationships. The tone is poetic, the imagery warm and dreamlike.
This deck assumes that spiritual guides surround us and that we can receive their messages.
53 cards that bring together Celtic mythology, feminine archetypes and connection to the land. Sharon Blackie combines story and psychology, Hannah Willow draws landscapes and beings that act as guides.
An oracle for those who use nature and mythic stories to find direction.
A Dutch-language oracle of 55 cards linking medicinal plants to planets and zodiac signs. Each plant is paired with a clear planetary correspondence, offering a concrete starting point for every reading. The extensive 166-page guidebook explains the meanings and includes practical rituals around moon phases.
No astrological background needed to use this oracle.
81 cards with Toltec wisdom for daily use. Florence Millot has translated ancient life lessons into short, concrete messages and affirmations you can apply directly.
Draw a card each morning and carry the message with you.
This 48-card oracle by Laura Tempest Zakroff is built around the witch’s body as a working tool. The cards are divided into seven themed groups, from sensory experience and lunar events to magical artefacts, and are drawn in a minimalist style on a parchment-like background. The full-colour 136-page guidebook includes card meanings, spreads, and multiple ways to work with the cards beyond divination.
Zakroff bases this deck directly on her book Anatomy of a Witch, which gives the cards and guidebook an unusually coherent connection.
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