Random Decks

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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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The Waking the Wild Spirit Tarot is a whimsical, non-traditional deck, the tarot imagery has been recreated as a mix of fairy tales and the natural world. The card art is animated and vital and the deck as a whole approachable and friendly.

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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.

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The Psihology-Magic Professional (PMP) Tarot is an unpublished Russian deck with a total of 68 cards. There are three types of 22 major arcana cards (associated with magical influence, the psyche, and practical experience) and two cards representing male and female energies.

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The Wheel of Change Tarot has beautifully painted, imaginative and colourful artwork on its 78 cards. It has multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, and modern imagery with an emphasis on nature and the natural world. It uses the Thoth tradition as a jumping-off point for the majors, though the minors are a more original system.

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While not a creation by Dion Fortune herself, this deck is inspired by her Tarot and Qabalah teachings. Its images are a mixture of Marseilles-style, photographic, and illustrated elements, and are intended for meditation and reflection.

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Winged spirits - angels - are represented in this art deck, drawn and placed upon a featureless monochromatic background. The contrast highlights the poses and detail of the central figures in the Winged Spirit Tarot.

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This deck is roughly based on the Rider-Waite model, and a "a story by the artist that connects Tarot's origins to an ancient race that was destroyed, but who left us with the images and message of tarot as a legacy".

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The Stolen Child Tarot is a self-published labour of love from Monica Knighton, creator of the Tarot of the Dead. It's a 22 card deck, inspired by a Yeats poem of the same name.

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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 LiteraTarot decks are the brain-child of the Italian Museo dei Tarocchi. In 2008 the theme of their yearly collaborative decks was the great classics of literature, and a deck was put together in each of the continents. This, the Oceania deck, was hosted by Fern Mercier and Lyn Olds and has cards from artists all over the region.

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These cards are from the 2002 edition of the German-published Margarete Petersen Tarot, which has now also been released in an English edition. The 78 cards have a dark border surrounding the magical and hauntingly beautiful art.

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The Voice of the Pythoness Oracle has 52 landscape-oriented cards, illustrated with unique and colourful designs. Based on channeled information, the poems, statements and stories for each card are intended to be similar to the utterances of the Pythoness, the priestess of Delphi. The set also comes with an 80-page companion book.

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The Enoil Gavat Tarot - Tavaglione, the artist's name, backwards - is an Italian esoteric Tarot featuring Egyptian, astrological, Hebrew, numerological and other symbolism inside very decorated borders.

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The Maidenhill Tarot d'Esprit is a work in progress, based on the Rider-Waite deck and is a composition of digital images.

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The Granny Jones Australian Tarot deck is popular but unfortunately out of print and difficult to find. The cards are non-traditional and cartoony, but sweet and warm.

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Russian published, the Karmic Tarot deck has reasonably life-like looking, prettily illustrated majors and court cards, but plain pips for the minors.

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The Fallen Angel Oracle Cards has 69 cards for insight and prediction. "Every legendary villain has a story ultimately more fascinating than his hero counterpart. These fallen angels are no exception: cast out from heaven, the subversive spirits in this deck have committed at least one of the seven deadly sins to secure their place in the legions of the damned."

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The Dog Pack Oracle Cards was designed as an aid to guidance and spiritual awareness, as well as to heighten the connection between people and their dogs. A sweet and well-chosen set of 44 photographic cards, it can be used on its own or together with a tarot set.

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A Portuguese-published Golden Dawn type tarot deck. The Taro Adivinhatorio cards are quite plainly drawn, having a large expanse of white border with different types of magical symbols in the margins. Cards are individually numbered and all titles are in the Portuguese language.

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The Karacol Tarot is a contemporary, in-progress deck built upon the idea of Tarot as a dynamic, playful and dark form of divination. It has a fantastic, sometimes gothic style combining traditional imagery with myth and modern culture.

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The Vespertine Tarot deck is all made digitally and has a uniformly rich fantasy feel. The pip cards are gorgeous, but the humans in the court cards and major arcana look distinctly computer generated.

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The Beginner's Tarot is a packaged set for the tarot newcomer including an 80-page book and 78 pleasantly illustrated cards inspired by Tarot de Marseilles woodcuts as well as Rider-Waite imagery.

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The XIII Tarot is very literally a dark deck; illustrated in greys and blacks with highlights in red. The artwork on the major arcana is a little gothic and a little Giger-esque, while the minor arcana have simple arranged pips without scenes.

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The Psychic Tarot is a hybrid tarot/oracle deck. It has 22 major arcana (retitled), four suits of nine numbered cards, and seven chakra cards. The art is non-traditional but attractive, and is designed to be intuitive.

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The 7th World Tarot is a self-published Australian deck of 80 cards (the conventional 78 plus two Jokers). The art of the majors as a fantastical edge, while minor arcana are unillustrated pips instead of scenic cards.

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The Sacred Sites Tarot is a deck of significant, mystical and powerful places and structures - both natural and manmade - from across the world. Its 78 cards feature everything from Stonehenge to the Ganges to the Hagia Sophia - and unusually for a deck from Lo Scarabeo, have no multi-lingual titles on the cards.

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Published in the mid-eighties, this watercolour tarot is very low key. The art of the Prediction Tarot features pale blues, grey blues, grey greens and old gold inner borders. The minor arcana are pip cards.

Dimensions: 99px * 160px

The Wicca Pack is an oracle deck with 42 cards, pleasantly illustrated with Gods and Goddesses, ritual implements, stages of development, and symbols of the Wiccan faith. The set comes with a 128-page companion book.

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Also known as the Romeo and Juliet Tarot, the Shakespeare Tarot is a beautiful deck from artist Luigi Scapini where the cards are linked with scenes and characters from the Bard's plays. The minor arcana are pip cards, but also have colourful illustrations.

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The Golden Moth Illumination Deck is a charming divination and inspiration deck of 75 cards. The blue and gold card imagery is wholly original and is reminiscent of storybook line drawings. Self-published in a limited edition of 300 decks.

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The Big Water Tarot is based on the Masonic and other traditions hidden in children's rhymes and games. The cards in this unpublished deck are hand-drawn and coloured.

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The Avalon Tarot is an Arthurian-themed tarot, but set in a fantasy-medieval world. The artwork is strongly coloured and reminiscent of comic books.

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The Ancient Tarot of Marseilles is a precise reproduction of the historic Tarot de Marseilles created in 1760 by Nicholas Conver. This version is coloured with blocks of yellow, red, green and blue.

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The Toltec Oracle is a deck of 33 cards, featuring colorful artwork from original 16th-century Toltec sources. The deck incorporates Toltec spiritual principles and is intended to be a path for self-development, rather than fortunetelling.

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A very trippy tarot deck, the characters on the cards of the Neuzeit Tarot (New Age Tarot) have odd faces and some of the cards are just strange. The card titles are printed in English, French and German.

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The Carnivale Tarot is a 78 card deck, created for the HBO television show, Carnivale. It was created in a rush by a design company lacking in tarot knowledge, and has uninspired masked faces with differing decorations on each card rather than any imagery relating to the television series.

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As the title suggests, the Legend Arthurian Tarot is based on the myth of the Dark Age King Arthur, and his fabled court at Camelot. Each card has misty artwork surrounded by a grey border, and corresponds to a character from the legend.

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In the Universe Cards, astronomy, The Universe and quantum physics meld together, forming an oracle deck that shows how the spectacle of the firmament mirrors your inner being.

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The Book of Doors Divination Deck is a 65 card oracle deck, based on the symbols and deities of Ancient Egypt.

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A fun Rider-Waite-based Tarot deck in the theme of the American Halloween holiday. The Halloween Tarot is done in lots of black and orange, vampires, skeletons, bats and jack o' lanterns abound. Frankenstein makes an unusual Emperor.

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The PoMo Taro by Brian Williams is only loosely associated with the traditional tarot archetypes, featuring renamed suits such as Bottles and Bills, and an interesting array of modern symbols. The art is simple, ink and watercolours.

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The artist has repainted Pamela Colman-Smith's drawings in watercolours. The images are very soft and quite lovely. The Aquatic Tarot is definitely my favourite of the Rider-Waite clone decks, but unfortunately it is unpublished and not available in print.

Dimensions: 185px * 327px
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The Gummy Bear Tarot has cards in Rider-Waite style, featuring those chewy lollies, Gummibears. The deck was originally published in German as the Gummibear Tarot, but the English version has been released in 2005 by US Games.

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Poppy's Love Cards is a set of over 200 cards specifically for providing precise answers to questions of love and relationships. It has no images, just matte-textured cards with text printed upright and reversed on the card.

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Featuring Nordic myths and ancient legends plus Gods, sagas and Runes from the lives of the Vikings, the Norse Tarot has watercolour artwork scenes with elaborate borders. Now out of print.

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Tarocchi deck, fifty five double ended cards, for gaming and divination.

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Created in 3D modelling software, thee Quest Tarot cards are luminous, dreamlike and vivid. The 79 card deck has also been designed to be similar to a ouija board for divinatory use.

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The Chocolate Tarot is a full 78 card tarot deck based on the history and influence of chocolate throughout the world. The cards show its progression from discovery as an Aztec food until the present popularity in a range of styles and old-time advertisements.

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The Dirty Tarot is a very non-traditional oracle deck of forty cards. The images in no way ethereal or pure, but are symbols of things we have, touch, desire and tend to in our messy everyday lives.

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Le Millenaire Tarot de Marseilles is a modern tribute to the Marseilles tradition, and specifically to Nicholas Conver and the Marteau and Grimaud decks. Chris always saw the Marseilles decks as being witty and subversive, and his deck reflects this - it 'follows the basic tradition but has enough deviations, omissions, additions and eccentricities to infuriate the purist!'

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Moure Tarot was published in France in 1984. It has 22 cards with colourful, wavery art that appears as though it is being viewed through water. While not yet out of print, there are a few copies still available from the artist.

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The Circle: A Guide For The Inner Explorer is a unique deck of 54 wedge-shaped cards. The simply illustrated cards are read by choosing eight, and then arranging them into a circular mandala.

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Made from a collage of Victorian era steel engravings of late nineteenth century figures and settings, these black and white cards in the Victoria Regina Tarot are complicated and fascinating.