Random Decks

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The symbology of each card in the Marco Benedetti Tarot has been reduced down to its basic elements, and stylistic figures and a gold leaf background characterise the painted artwork of this Italian deck.

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The Rider-Waite Tarot is a classic Tarot deck, perhaps the most well-known in the Western world. It is often called the first modern Tarot deck, as the cards drawn by Pamela Colman-Smith and commissioned by Waite were the first to use detailed pictures on the minor arcana cards. This is a differently-coloured version to the Original Rider-Waite Tarot.

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i Taro Gatti is a 22-card Italian deck, from a paper company in Perugia. Cats are the theme and have also become the Tarot symbols in several cards. The artwork is black, white and red printed on thick, strong uncoated cardboard and is quite appealing.

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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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Salvador Dali assembled and painted 78 collages in his unique surrealist vision. An exquisite deck for historians, art lovers, and collectors, the oversized cards are each individually signed and edged in gold. For the Major Arcana, titles are given in English and Spanish, with the corresponding Hebrew letter and astrological symbol also shown. The instruction booklet comes in four languages; English, Spanish, German, and French, and includes 3 card spreads.

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The Dark Carnival Tarot is based around dark circus imagery, inspired by the juggalo subculture and musical genre in America. The 78 cards have a traditional basis, illustrated with an urban graffiti feel.

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The Dark Grimoire Tarot takes its inspiration from magical texts of fiction and legend - the Necronomicon and other grimoires. The 78 cards have non-traditional scenes of horror and nightmare. Often strange, they're also sometimes disturbing, particularly in the literal Hanged Man.

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Jane Lyle's Lovers Tarot is a majors-only Tarot deck made especially for questions of love. The figures and scenes are very medieval/Renaissance style and maps, constellation charts, astrology and alchemy all make an appearance.

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The Lo Scarabeo Tarot celebrates the twentieth year of the Italian publishing house, with a deck combining all three major traditions - the Tarot de Marseilles, the Rider-Waite and the Thoth. In imagery, the cards seem like more of a blend of the latter two, but they have plenty of scope for comparative study as well as for readings.

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An early rendition of the Rider-Waite, the Royal Fez Moroccan Tarot deck is finely drawn in pen and ink. Major elements on each card are coloured red, blue, yellow or green.

Dimensions: 185px * 296px
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A Poet's Tarot is a women-oriented 74 card deck from 1986. It has black and white non-traditional illustrations on one side, and on the back of each card is a linked poem in purple and silver (instead of a universal design). The suits of Sticks, Bowls, Knives and Pens are numbered from 1 to 13 - there's no distinction made for the court cards.

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The Greenwood Tarot deck uses pre-Celtic British religious symbols, such as images of animals, landmarks and Gods such as the Green Man, for divination purposes. This deck is long of out of print but is still popular among collectors.

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The Yoga Tarot blends the Eastern spiritual discipline of yoga with the 78 cards of Tarot. The watercolour images are bright and almost psychedelic, mixing yoga positions, Indian motifs and a somewhat comic-book artistic style.

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The Buckland Romani Tarot is based around English gypsies and has expressive and beautiful artwork. The cards are borderless, and give the feeling that you could step into the picture. It isn't a standard Rider-Waite type deck; among other things, suits have been renamed to Koshes, Koros, Bolers and Chivs, (Staves, Cups, Wheels and Knives), and the Magician is shown as a woman.

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The Bohemian Gothic Tarot is the dark sister of the Victorian Romantic Tarot. It's a deck of the shadows; dark, beautiful, a little melancholy and mysterious. The first edition of the deck and a deck-and-book set are now out of print, but a second edition is on the way.

Dimensions: 185px * 316px
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The Tarocco Piemontese is a reproduction by Dal Negro of a 19th century Italian style of deck. It has double-ended imagery on the major arcana and court cards, and pip cards in the minor arcana.

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The Love Tarot is a simple, majors-only set with collage cards of traditional Tarot imagery in a Victorian and classical looking style.

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Hand illustrated and painted, Raven's Tarot has a very contemporary and slightly gothic and alternative look. Some cards are titled, others have only numbers, but all have a thin white border around the tarot scene.

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Tarocchi di Robot is a science fictional artdeck that uses fantasy robot figures.

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The Universal Wisdom Oracle has 45 paintings for inspiration and guidance along the spiritual journey, and a 112 page companion book. Created by Toni Carmine Salerno, an Australian artist and writer.

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The Wisdom for Healing Cards is a set of 50 cards from medical intuitive, Caroline Myss, designed to improve health on a physical, emotional and spiritual level. The cards have gentle art on the front, and corresponding advice on the back.

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The Crow's Magick Tarot is the second deck created by artist Londa. The cards have a very dark feel, probably because most of the scenes have a black background. I'm not sure how the symbols relate to traditional tarot, but the images are powerful.

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The Lothrop Lenormand is designed for lovers of well-worn antique cards, and is a pastiche based around lithographs and antique prints. It's available in two versions: a coloured version designed as vintage aquatints, and an uncoloured version designed as monochrome engravings. The deck is now available for preorder.

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From original art created in pencil, ink and tempera from 1981 to 1983 by Italian artist Maria Teresa Monti, (1957-1991). A limited edition of 88 copies curated by Giordano Berti and presented in a gorgeous Rinascimento package from the three hundred total decks printed by the Museo dei Tarocchi, Riola, Italy in 2008. The original paintings are well represented by the large almost 3 1/2" x 6" cards. A reworking of the Marseilles iconography, but with more dynamic characters on the trumps and court cards that practically jump out of the black background in a stylistic mix of Art Nouveau and Naive Art. Originally created in collaboration with Giordano Berti to be used in a book he had planned to publish in the 1980's. Pips are numerical suit symbols in the Italian configuration of Swords, Batons, Coins, and Cups, but also ornamented with vines of ivy that integrate the French suit symbols of Spades, Clubs, Diamonds, and Hearts. Complete 78 cards with informational leaflet; a numbered title card with the limited edition deck, and an inset card with the number of the hand-made, limited edition package. Numbers will vary with unopened decks. The hand-made Rinascimento box is a beautiful 2-part telescoping configuration showing the Empress on the cover inset with a gold metallic frame.

Dimensions: 185px * 343px
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The Ramses: Tarot of Eternity deck is another Ancient Egyptian-themed tarot, with life-like rather than stylised artwork and a real sense of history. Concentrating on the era of th Pharaoh Ramses II, the cards show events in his life as well as more mundane Egypt.

Dimensions: 185px * 321px
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The Kitty Kihane Tarot reinterprets the Rider-Waite Tarot scenes in strong blues, pinks, purples and greens, in a young drawing style. Some scenes are close to the traditional, others vary widely and uniquely.

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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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The Golden Lenormand is a 36-card set in the style of Mlle. Lenormand, hand-painted and self-published by Marcela Sulzmann. It's designed to be a deck of positive energy, and the gold colour is a symbol of the highest spiritual development. In the left corner of each card is an astrological symbol, in the right a playing card symbol.

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The Journey Oracle has 46 simple 'life path' cards with attractive images of strong, decisive women representing everyday issues. The illustrations have some inspiration from classic paintings and a modern twist.

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The Vampire Tarot of the Eternal Night is another vampiric deck - this one from Lo Scarabeo. It has photo-real images with an edge of horror by Davide Corsi, and a companion book by Barbara Moore.

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The Alan Tarot Deck has 78 cards in the tarock style. The majors and courts have double-ended, exotic art deco style illustrations created by Orell in 1910, while the numbered suit cards are simple playing cards.

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The Golden Dawn Temple Tarot is a modern interpretation of the Golden Dawn's Book "T". The 79 vibrant cards are painted with up-to-date colour theory, and bordered to match their Tree of Life or elemental attribution. The deck is designed for Temple use, as well as individual meditations and esoteric study.

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A multi-ethnic tarot deck celebrating the movement of life. The Dance of Life Tarot deck has a traditional tarot structure but most cards have been renamed to relate more closely to life experiences.

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The Lowbrow Tarot is a collaborative project, organised by Aunia Kahn who created the Silver Era Tarot. More than 20 different artists have contributed to this creative and unique majors-only deck.

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Created to accompany a roleplaying game of the same name, the Art With Tarot has black and white illustrated art with a dark manga look. The card scenes are tarot-related, though non-traditional.

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The Morbidly Adorable Tarot is a very appropriately named tarot in-progress. It features cute, large-eyed skeletons and dark-eyed doll-like characters in Misty Benson's take on 60s Big Eye art.

Dimensions: 185px * 276px
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By Doreen Virtue, author of several oracle decks, the Healing with the Faeries Oracle is a non-tarot deck has pretty pictures of fairies and a single word or phrase to sum up on each card.

Dimensions: 185px * 316px
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The Mystic Dreamer Tarot has atmospheric cards, created with skillful photo collages of real people, landscapes, and some computer generated elements. The fully-illustrated deck has now been published by Llewellyn, with a companion book by Barbara Moore. The Llewellyn deck has rather different borders to the original graphics.

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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).

Dimensions: 180px * 259px
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The Major Arcana cards of the Yeager Tarot of Meditation show scenes with life-like human figures and are interesting, using a lot of black and yellow, but the minor arcana artwork is of lesser quality.

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The Shakespeare Eclectic Erotic Tarot is an unpublished tarot created with Adobe Photoshop, featuring photographs of nude and scantily clad women as each tarot archetype.

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The Prager Tarot is a cut-down tarot deck with 54 cards - 22 major and 32 minor cards - based on Czech folklore . The minor arcana suits each have the four court cards, and just four numbered cards from the Ace to Four.

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The Gatti deck is an Italian Tarot of 22 cards, each featuring a cat illustrated in black and white. It's the cat version of the i Cani deck, also by Menegazzi, and is a limited edition with unlaminated and slightly differently sized cards.

Dimensions: 184px * 311px
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The Hero's Journey Tarot is the 'older, wilder sister' of Arnell Ando's Transformational Tarot, combining contemporary imagery with old world art in its cards. Each Hero's Journey set is individually handmade by Arnell, and has 78 full-size cards, a signed book and wooden box.

Dimensions: 185px * 345px
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The Golden Botticelli Tarot was created by the talented Atanassov in the style of the Italian Renaissance artist, Botticelli, who is most famous for the Birth of Venus. The 78 cards are fully illustrated and have small gold elements in the patterns and backgrounds.

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The Adrian Tarot has digitally edited photographic images with a very modern, sexy feel and was created as part of a college project. A figure, usually human, floats in the foreground of the cards on the misty abstract background. Unusual thin white line drawings are overlaid on the borderless cards.

Dimensions: 200px * 316px
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The Rainbow Lenormand shows traditional Lenormand symbolism, through photographic collage and all the colours of the rainbow (hence the name). There is one change to the standard - the Coffin is now the Black Rose card.

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The Celebration of Love Oracle Cards is based on 'celebrating everything in our lives and world through the purity of love'. There are 60 cards with an inspirational keyword at the top and an inset angel, dolphin, fairy or fantasy illustration.

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Unusual boxed set of 78 cards by Kuis Lopez. Each card is illustrated with an original design and title. Cards are numbered from 1 through 78. The first cards correspond fairly well with the traditional major arcana but others depart significantly from the Raider Waite minors.

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Enochian magic is one of the most powerful systems of magic around, however it has not been easy to master. This deck changes all that. Beginners and adepts alike finally have an easy way to use the Enochian system as a potent stepping stone to expanded growth in the Western Esoteric Tradition. This is the only deck specifically designed for Enochian ritual work, including angelic invocations, evocations, and talismanic magic.
On one side of the deck is the Enochian Watchtower Tarot. Its four suits of 22 cards each are filled with symbolic information related to the Enochian system of magick, considered by many to be the most power magickal methods ever discovered. The other side of the cards features The Western Tattvas Tarot, an extension of one of the few Eastern traditions used by the Golden Dawn where the elements are associated with simple geometric shapes.
You can work with either side of this Tarot. The cards are designed so the symbols and images on both sides of any card are related. You can learn more of the meaning of one side of the card by looking at the other.

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The Tarot of the Gnomes is a popular Tarot, cute, amusing and quirky, featuring tiny rotund and buxom gnomes. All of the cards are illustrated and feature a keyword for beginners.