Tarot

Bianco Nero (Black & White) Tarot blends the classic iconography of Visconti Tarot with modern, hand-drawn ink illustrations inspired by antique engravings and woodcuts for a truly timeless look.

Medicine Woman Tarot emphasizes harmony with Mother Earth, and offers readers a tool for living life in balance with nature and with others.

The imagery of this pocket-sized 80-card deck helps the reader uncover memories from deep within the soul for profound personal insights. 80 cards, 2.3” x 3.5” 

The faraway town of Nuages, in the land of clouds, has its own culture, creatures, traditions and tarot. Tarot Nuages pays tribute to Marseilles-style tarot with some antique elements, but it also embraces a modern, playful spirit with goblins, penguins, pixies, gargoyles and animated mushrooms inhabiting the Minor Arcana.

Comic strip artist Adam Stoller takes a humorous approach to traditional tarot with colorful cartoon-like artwork and reimagined symbols and figures. Tarot readers will enjoy searching for mischievous meanings and amusing correspondences in this delightful pocket-sized deck in a tin.

The unique Elemental North Tarot presents a fascinating blend of tarot symbolism, Norse runes, astrology, elements and numerology, as well as plant and animal imagery. The artwork, featuring rune staves on each card, was intricately created to work intuitively, much like sigils and talismans.

This popular deck presents vibrant, uplifting energy to tap into the subconscious.

The delightful Happy Halloween Tarot is sure to lift your spirits! Soni Graves found inspiration in iconic vintage Halloween art, using a festive candy corn color palette and including her favorite spooky creatures including skeletons, witches, pumpkins and bats.

The Black & White Rider-Waite® Tarot features the line artwork and hand-drawn titles created in 1909 by Pamela Colman Smith. The 78-card borderless, linen finish deck has special black foil gilded edges.

Tarot Decoratif artfully combines elements of two pillars of contemporary tarot practice, the Smith-Waite® Tarot and the Tarot de Marseille. Acclaimed tarot artist Ciro Marchetti provides a unique view of classical tarot iconography, paying homage to tradition while appealing to modern sensibilities.

Created by a woman of Shawnee heritage, and illustrated by her husband, J.A. Gonzalez, with material related by Blackfoot medicine man Harry Sparrowhawk, the cards feature full scenes of Native American daily life, folklore, history, and symbolism.

This vibrantly colored deck is designed to integrate the healing properties of traditional herbs with the esoteric symbolism of tarot.

Each three-pack has a random combination of colored envelopes.

Haindl draws upon his knowledge of ancient cultures and his experiences with Native American life to create a unique deck that is a colorful and penetrating study of nature and spirituality.

With charm, elegance and a twinkling eye, the black cats slink into our hearts. The numerous details of each card, the modern aesthetics and the enchanting Black Cats make this deck extraordinary for cat fans as well as others.

Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg was painted by Yury Shakov, an artist renowned for his lacquer miniatures and flawless depictions of Russian folk and fairy tales. This stunning 78-card deck reflects not only his superb style and artistic expertise, but also his original interpretations of the tarot, presenting traditional tarot archetypes through the imagery of Russian history and culture.

The classic Rider-Waite Tarot, with Spanish titles and instruction booklet, is a must have for any tarot enthusiast.

For Touchstone Tarot, Kat Black created sumptuous tarot collages from Baroque masterpieces, bringing new layers of meaning to readings.

The Heart & Hands Tarot deck represents the course of several phases of life by artist and illustrator Liz Blackbird. The deck’s eclectic imagery is rooted in the traditional figures and symbolism of the classic Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck. Flowers and figures spill from the images' frames—the exuberance of the illustrations reflects the power of the cards.

Facsimile reproduction of 74 extant cards from the 15th century plus four cards recreated to replace cards missing from the initial deck.