Random Decks

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The Energy Matrix Tarot is a non-traditional Tarot deck with only 44 cards. The card art is based on energy art in the Cyclopes gallery and can assist in triggering intuitive insight.

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The Holy Tarot of Tot is a 78-card Russian deck with an Egyptian theme. The art is of the stereotypical Ancient Egyptian style, here in saturated colour with black borders. There are no titles on the cards, just numerals, hieroglyphics, and suit symbols like those on playing cards.

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AboraMana is a set of Goddess wisdom cards, the imagery and system of which were intuitively channeled by the artist. The 89 cards are not tarot or an oracle deck, but described as an illustrated cosmology, that explains 'the human position in the grand scheme of creation... from an exclusively woman's point of view'.

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An early (eighteenth century) tarot deck with some unusual features. The Ancient Minchiate Etruria Tarot has 41 major arcana cards, which include astrological signs, the four virtues, and four elements, but not a high priestess/popess.

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The Discordian Tarot is a black and white tarot with an interesting juxtaposition of images. Discordia was the Roman goddess of Strife, similar to the Greek Eris.

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Designed by Anna Maria D'Onofrio and published by Il Meneghello in 1999, the 78 card "La Corte Dei Tarocchi" is a gorgeous blend of modernized Medieval imagery using mostly traditional, generally Marseille-based tarot archetypes. All card titles in Italian. Produced in a limited numbered edition of 1100. The illustrations have parchment-like backgrounds, water-color-like shading and textured coloring, combined with three different title styles to create an impressive array of nearly tactile images. The thick, tall cards have an 'aged vellum' appearance, as if they were painted in Renaissance or Medieval times.

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The Cats Inspirational Oracle has 32 different breeds of cats on its 32 cards. The cards have true-to-life illustrations of each breed, and link their typical behaviour with a card keyword: the Turkish Van is swimming (Boldness), the Burmese seeking attention (Attention), the Maine Coon hunting (Pursue).

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The Tantra Tarot features colourful and complex imagery taken from east Indian art and miniatures in its major and court cards. Many of them show deities or erotic scenes, while the suit cards are decorative pip cards. Published in Germany.

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Rich in esoteric symbolism, magically inspired, and beautifully illustrated, the Thelema Tarot is woven like an enchanting spell. Let the evocative cards of this deck be your guide as you explore the edge between light and dark, love and struggle. With deep wisdom and the levity of true inspiration, this is a reading deck for beginners and tarot adepts alike.

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The Templar Tarot is a unique art deck based on the legends of the Knights Templar, a medieval group of monks and warrior knights. It has 79 card, the extra is a major arcana card titled 'The Magic Flute'.

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Named for its creator, Major Tom's Tarot is a collage of personal photographs and images in 78 cards.

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The Angel Love Cards show the user how to channel the power of the love angels, through 40 large-size cards and their associated quotes, prayers and actions. This deck is not designed for readings, but for the drawing of a single card for meditation, contemplation and guidance.

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The Transparent Oracle expands on the concept of the ground-breaking Transparent Tarot from Emily Carding. The Oracle has 70 circular, clear cards, which allows the symbology inspired by the natural world and the universe to be read in layers and rotated as well.

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A reproduction of 74 tarot cards that were painted in the fifteenth century, the scenes in the Visconti-Sforza Tarot are authentically medieval. The cards are not titled (there is no text on the cards at all), and four cards have been recreated to make the full 78-card deck.

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A reproduction of 74 tarot cards that were painted in the fifteenth century, the scenes in the Visconti-Sforza Tarot are authentically medieval. The cards are not titled (there is no text on the cards at all), and four cards have been recreated to make the full 78-card deck.

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The Egyptian Tarot Grand Trumps is a large-size, majors (or trumps) only, edition of Silvana Alasia's 78-card deck from Lo Scarabeo. The art has an authentic Egyptian look, painted in tempera on a papyrus background.

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The Watcher Angel Tarot is based on part of the text from the Book of Enoch, about heavenly beings 'who chose to fall to earth for the love of human women'. It's a full deck of 78 cards, scheduled for publication in 2010.

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The Knapp-Hall Tarot is a reprint of the original Knapp Tarot, which was first published in 1929. The majors have a French influence and the minors are unillustrated.

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The Venice Tarot pays homage to one of the most fascinating cities in the world, a city of lovers, of the Carnivale, of masks and a little magic, in its heyday during the 16th to 18th century. The majors are linked to Venetian historical characters, and the majors are fully illustrated, some in a Rider-Waite style, others unique to this deck.

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The Steampunk Tarot is a 78-card digital collage tarot, marrying post-modernism and tribalism. In the words of the artist, "The Steampunk Tarot builds a rusty metal bridge to the edge of your subconscious." The deck is self-published, available in various sizes and small-print editions.

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The Universal Love Healing Oracle Cards has 45 intuitive paintings from Australian artist Toni Carmine Salerno, and is packaged with a 60-page book. A deck for inspiration, guidance and healing.

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The Dreams Tarot is an unpublished deck, based on dream imagery and illustrated in a surrealist, photo-collage style. The artist, Tamara, also created a 78-card Romanian-published deck called the Tarotul Visurilor.

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All the characters from Alice in Wonderland in this Rider-Waite reworking. The Wonderland Tarot has suits of Oysters, Flamingos, Hats and Peppermills, and also includes Tweedledee and Tweedledum as the Lovers.

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The creator has used the Tarot de Marseilles as a reference, and the interesting cards shows local personalities of Mexico City, beautifully photographed in black and white.

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The images are based largely on Russian historical art, surrounded by ornate borders, and inset with tiny copies of Marseilles cards.

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Tarot Sola Busca is a careful reproduction of the 15th century tarot deck, which was the earliest deck to have 78 fully illustrated scenic cards. This is a very high quality, limited edition set from Lo Scarabeo in their Anima Antiqua series.

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The Cartouche Cards are an ancient divination system using Egyptian and other mythology, with simple illustrations and only 25 cards in the deck. Now out of print and difficult to obtain.

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The New Palladini Tarot is a reworked version of the earlier Aquarian deck b y David Palladini, and with far more vibrant artwork. Personally I really like this deck, I'm not sure exactly why it's so attractive.

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The Animistic Yoga Deck has 41 round double-sided cards that "embrace yogic principles through metaphors found in our earthly and celestial environments". The front side has shapeshifting, nature-based yogic art, while the back of the card offers a contemplation of the posture and guidance on how to practice it.

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The Nijinsky Tarot has similarities with the Vertigo Tarot with its black backgrounds and bright modern images. Art is mostly large photographic elements, cleverly overlaid. Not yet available in print, though it may be in future.

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The Ancient Mysteries Tarot links Tarot with its ancient roots. The major arcana cards are based on sacred temple art from the mystery schools of Egypt, Greece, Mesopotamia and India, while images of megaliths, sacred fountains and stone temples are used to portray the four sacred elements in the minor arcana.

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The Parfait Amour Tarot (or Perfect Love Tarot) is a dreamy, photographic collage deck. It has only major arcana, and is from Italian small-print publishers, Hermatena. Available in a limited edition of 500 decks.

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A majors only deck by F.J. Campos that uses alchemical symbols, which were colored and published by Adam McLean. Limited edition of 100 copies. Absolutely gorgeous hand made deck.

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The Tarocchi di Carlo Pitera is a deck by surrealist and symbolist artist, Carlo Pitera. The traditional tarot iconography has been set against a starry universe in 78 oil-on-wood paintings. The majors are based on the European tradition and the minors are very plain, undecorated pip cards. Published in a limited edition of 3000 copies and packaged in a metal tin.

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In the Clothespin Tarot, domestic and low-tech items take on human form in 78 detailed watercolour and pencil drawings. Self-published as a handmade collector's item, the set includes the deck, an 86-page companion book, and a Clothspin Freak sculpture, all in a cloth-bound slipcase. It's a limited edition of 50 sets.

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The Pictarot is a dual-use tarot deck. The 22 major arcana are influenced by the Thoth Tarot, and feature creatures from contemporary character design. The minors are identical to playing cards, and can be used on their own.

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The Dream Cards, while there are 78 of them, aren't a tarot deck but a stand-alone, intuitive reading deck. The artwork is a fantasy of surreal landscapes and scenes, with plenty to spark the imagination.

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The Angel Insight Pack is an oracle deck with angel imagery designed to give inspiration, wisdom and guidance. The 52 cards have silver highlights and show individual angels (not named) with a keyword at the base of the card.

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Poppy's Tarot for the Workplace is a 215-card deck for oracular advice on work, business and career situations. It's divided into different sections and is read by selecting cards from each section. Like Poppy's Love Cards, there are no images, just upright and reversed text.

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The Color Wisdom Cards illustrate strange fables that came to psychic Tori Hartman after a near-death experience. Each tale has a colour theme and a colour title, eg 'Brad Blueberry' or 'The Carrot Coloured Cloak'. An intriguing and rather unique divinatory oracle.

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Created by a French artist, the Tarot de la Rea resembles the Tarot de Marseilles with its wood-block images and plentiful use of blue and red. It was issued in two versions, "gold" and regular. Both use gold and silver ink on the cards, but the "gold" version has gilt edges.

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Tarot Parac is a miniature, 22-card deck from Lynyrd Narciso. It's a cute - and reversible - little deck of angelic-looking zombies, partially inspired by steampunk. The World is unusual in that it shows the earth from an uncommon angle, where Australia and South East Asia are visible.

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The figures in this somewhat gothic, self-titled Tarot deck, the Londa Tarot, are all pale and elf-like. The minor and major arcana cards look basically the same, though the deck uses the typical Rider-Waite card meanings.

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Les Tarots Marseille de Jean Noblet is another reproduction of Marseilles-style cards dating back to 1650.

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The Whispers of Love Oracle has 50 cards offering guidance to help build more loving relationships with those in your life - whether romantic or otherwise. Each card has a lushly detailed illustration and a gentle message of advice.

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The Sacred Art Tarot is a 78 card deck that is in progress and seeking a publisher, with art comprised of fairly simple paintings. Not to be confused with the completed Sacred Art Tarot published by US Games.

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The Sideshow Tarot is themed around a old time travelling sideshow. It's a dark circus of freaks, bearded ladies, mentalists, and carnies, in a full 78-card deck. It's been self-published by the author as a quality set in a wooden box.

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The Ellis deck has 78 cards composed of digitally-collaged shapes with a colourful sense of emotion and mystery. The art is uniform across the deck, and focuses more on clear interpretation than dense symbolism. The deck has been self-published by the artist.

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The Ancient Magick Divination Cards is a deck of 28 cards with some links to tarot. The black-printed cards are illustrated in Londa Marks' distinctive style, and are wonderfully antiqued in both look and feel.

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The Herbal Tarot is another Rider-Waite style deck, except it pictures a different herb that corresponds with each card, such as garlic for the Tower, and a lotus in the Ace of Cups. Some herbal knowledge (or the companion book) would be necessary to read with this deck.

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The Minchiate Tarot is a re-illustration of the 16th century tarot-like deck, the Ancient Minchiate. Brian Williams has given a more modern style to the medieval scenes in its 97 cards (there are extras for astrological signs, virtues and the elements).