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Magus Deck (5/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 280px (scaled to 170px * 257px) |
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The Magus Deck is a set of 54 Oracle cards set in the mythical lands of Balhundorra. Intended to be a gateway into the deep unconscious for personal growth and predictive game, it has otherworldly, brightly coloured art. |
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Witches Tarot 2 (3/8) |
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Dimensions: 249px * 423px (scaled to 170px * 288px) |
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The Witches Tarot overlays natural Pagan symbols on the traditional tarot structure to create a visually attractive deck. Created by practicing garden Witch and Llewellyn author, Ellen Dugan (who also wrote the excellent companion book) and digitally illustrated by Mark Evans. |
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Wise Woman's Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 170px * 300px |
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The Wise Woman's Tarot is a female-oriented, multicultural and spiritual tarot set featuring goddesses (and a few gods) from hundreds of cultures worldwide. A personal project, the cards were used intensively by the author before publication. |
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Love Pack (5/5) |
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Dimensions: 137px * 238px |
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The Love Pack is a divination deck of 84 cards especially for new relationships, expanding your partner potential, and those seeking love and romance. From psychologist Chuck Spezzano. |
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Egorov Tarot (2/4) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 331px (scaled to 162px * 290px) |
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The Egorov Tarot is a self-titled Tarot from Russian artist, Alexander Egorov, and published in Austria. The card imagery is Rider-Waite-styled and they have titles in English, German and French. |
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Original Rider Waite Tarot (2/8) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 319px (scaled to 168px * 290px) |
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The Original Rider-Waite Tarot differs from the Rider-Waite Tarot, as it has less saturated colours and a brownish hue, titles as drawn by Pamela Colman-Smith, and a more decorative back pattern. |
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Wisdom of Avalon Oracle Cards (1/7) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 266px (scaled to 170px * 244px) |
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The Wisdom of Avalon Oracle Cards is based on the mythology of the Isle of Avalon and its sacred priestesses. The illustrated cards featuring mythological characters, animal guides, and fairy guides are quite pretty, but the other half of the cards use a virtually identical photographic image. |
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Deck 777 (3/5) |
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Dimensions: 425px * 367px (scaled to 170px * 146px) |
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Deck 777 contains 'Cabalistic Correspondence Cards', a combination majors-only tarot deck and set of magickal flash cards. Listed on the face of each card are dozens of correspondences, from Hebrew letters to musical notes, weapons to candle colours. |
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Ancestral Path Tarot (5/8) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 245px (scaled to 170px * 225px) |
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Celtic Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 180px * 309px (scaled to 169px * 290px) |
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Not to be confused with the other Celtic Tarot decks, this particular deck by Julian de Burgh shows scenes from Irish mythology in a misty, pretty watercolour style. |
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Management Tarot (3/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 269px (scaled to 170px * 247px) |
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The Management Tarot is a German deck targeted at business managers and leaders facing the challenges of the workplace. The majors and are fully illustrated but the minors are much simpler. |
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Eternal Dream Tarot (2/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 266px (scaled to 170px * 244px) |
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The Eternal Dream Tarot has 22 unlabeled and undefined cards with creatively expanded Tarot images. The cards are black and white and have skilled pen-and-ink illustrations. Self-published in a small limited edition. |
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Tarot of the Lepidopteran People (1/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 376px (scaled to 142px * 290px) |
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The Tarot of the Lepidopteran People is a stunning fantasy deck of part-human, part-elf and part-butterfly creatures. It's illustrated in such vibrant, alive colours and has a bit of an anime feel. There's also an extra card titled Lepidoptera. |
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Brain-Heart Tarot (2/3) |
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Dimensions: 378px * 500px (scaled to 170px * 224px) |
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Le Carte delgi Elfi (3/6) |
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Dimensions: 168px * 255px |
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Another Celtic Oracle Deck, le Carte degli Elfi features faeries in luminous, misty pastel watercolours. Despite the Italian title of the deck, the card titles are mostly in English. |
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Hoi Polloi Tarot (3/8) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 309px (scaled to 170px * 283px) |
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What is known as the Hoi Polloi Tarot is a Rider-Waite Tarot clone from 1973 intended for games and finding out about yourself and the future. The deck has been redrawn psychedelic colours and is without some background and finer details, but sticks closely to the original images. |
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Enchanted Map Oracle (6/8) |
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Dimensions: 184px * 262px (scaled to 170px * 242px) |
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The Enchanted Map Oracle is designed to connect you to higher consciousness, to help you understand your life journey, and chart a course to purpose, prosperity and love. The deck has 54 very attractive cards. |
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Camino de Santiago Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 313px (scaled to 170px * 287px) |
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The Camino de Santiago Tarot is a majors-only deck of 22 cards from Spain, based around the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. It has recognisable Tarot imagery, and is titled in Spanish. |
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Light and Shadow Tarot (1/2) |
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Dimensions: 570px * 249px (scaled to 170px * 74px) |
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The Light and Shadow Tarot is a black and white deck symbolising contrast and balance, and inspired by a number of spiritual traditions, including Native American, African, East Indian and Medieval European. |
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Celtic Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 180px * 309px (scaled to 169px * 290px) |
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Not to be confused with the other Celtic Tarot decks, this particular deck by Julian de Burgh shows scenes from Irish mythology in a misty, pretty watercolour style. |
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Sacred Sites Tarot (4/9) |
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Dimensions: 187px * 341px (scaled to 159px * 290px) |
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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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Lakota Sweat Lodge Cards (1/2) |
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Dimensions: 482px * 228px (scaled to 170px * 80px) |
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The spiritual teachings of the Native American Sioux tribe are the focus of the 50 Lakota Sweat Lodge Cards, which are suited more for self-discovery than divination. The deck was inspired by the sacred Inipi, an ancient Lakota sweat lodge ceremony, used for healing and purification. |
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Sasha Fenton Tarot (1/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 341px (scaled to 157px * 290px) |
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Part of a book and card set, the Sasha Fenton Tarot has glowing artwork in an idealised, pretty, medieval style. Majors are traditional and the minors are mostly pip cards. |
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Sasha Fenton Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 341px (scaled to 157px * 290px) |
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Part of a book and card set, the Sasha Fenton Tarot has glowing artwork in an idealised, pretty, medieval style. Majors are traditional and the minors are mostly pip cards. |
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Tarot of Wicca (2/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 305px (scaled to 170px * 280px) |
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Published in Japan but titled in English, the cards of the Tarot of Wicca are a computer-generated style and have an emphasis on nudity. |
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Mystic Pug Tarot (3/7) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 335px (scaled to 160px * 290px) |
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The Mystic Pug Tarot is an amusing deck designed to promote Topkote paper products. It's not really a Tarot deck, more of a humourous corporate oracle. It has 14 colour-illustrated major cards (with titles like The Ego, Bob, The Deadline, and The Boss) plus sixteen black and white minor cards in four suits: Pugs, Ferrets, Carp and Gerbils. |
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Kei Tarot (3/6) |
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Dimensions: 140px * 228px |
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Tarot Settani (5/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 273px (scaled to 170px * 250px) |
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The Tarot Settani is a Swiss deck of 78 cards, with photographic imagery of women models on a dark background. The suit cards of the minor arcana are decorated pips, and all cards have thick brownish borders. |
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Neuzeit Tarot (1/3) |
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Dimensions: 501px * 714px (scaled to 170px * 242px) |
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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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Herbal Tarot (1/8) |
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Dimensions: 144px * 233px |
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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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Pearls of Wisdom Tarot (8/8) |
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Dimensions: 220px * 342px (scaled to 170px * 264px) |
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The Pearls of Wisdom Tarot has 78 vivid, colourful, busy scenes that are full of life. The artist calls the deck a 'painted journey' through the tarot, that allows the reader to find their own pearls of wisdom in the images. |
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Act With Tarot (5/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 356px (scaled to 150px * 290px) |
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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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Dragon Oracle (2/5) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 252px (scaled to 170px * 231px) |
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The Dragon Oracle is based on Chinese astrology and has 36 cards. The cards are illustrated with significant animals with astrological associations, and the Chinese character for that animal. |
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Voice of the Trees (1/4) |
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Dimensions: 400px * 672px (scaled to 170px * 285px) |
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The Voice of the Trees is an oracle deck re-interpreting Celtic Ogham divination, Celtic legends and tree lore in full scenic illustrations. |
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Shakespeare Oracle (6/8) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 262px (scaled to 170px * 240px) |
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The Shakespeare Oracle is actually a 78-card Tarot deck, despite the name (which was chosen to differentiate the deck from others with similar themes). The major cards feature characters from the Bard's plays. The minor arcana are pip cards, but feature a relevant Shakespearian quote inscribed on a white banner in the centre. |
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Tarots Marseille de Jean Noblet (1/4) |
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Dimensions: 220px * 354px (scaled to 170px * 273px) |
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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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Touchstone Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 261px * 380px (scaled to 170px * 247px) |
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The Touchstone Tarot is a character-driven deck, with 78 tarot scenes digitally composed from Renaissance and Baroque paintings of the Old Masters. The second deck from Kat Black, the creator of the Golden Tarot. It's available in a limited edition from Kunati. |
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Far Sight Tarot (5/9) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 307px (scaled to 170px * 282px) |
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The Far Sight Tarot is a beautifullly detailed, original tarot deck from Australian artist Helen Meinicke. It has 22 major and 56 minor arcana cards - plus alternative cards for seven of these cards - filled with personal imagery and meaning. The set, with cards and companion book, has been published in a first edition of 50 decks. |
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Russian Gypsy Fortunetelling Cards (5/6) |
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Dimensions: 286px * 272px (scaled to 170px * 161px) |
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These unusual Russian Gypsy Fortunetelling cards are like a puzzle. Each card has four quarter-images, which match up with the other cards to make a huge picture. The Russian lacquer box art used for the cards is gorgeous. |
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Circle: A Guide For The Inner Explorer (1/9) |
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Dimensions: 180px * 244px (scaled to 170px * 230px) |
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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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Philosopher's Stone Self-Awareness Deck (1/2) |
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Dimensions: 569px * 287px (scaled to 170px * 85px) |
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The Philosopher's Stone Self-Awareness Deck is more commonly used for self-awareness. Each card depicts rocks, some with faces and some in groups. Card names are printed in three different languages. |
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Dark Grimoire Tarot (9/9) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 349px (scaled to 154px * 290px) |
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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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Dreampower Tarot (3/6) |
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Dimensions: 169px * 250px |
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The Dreampower Tarot is a non-traditional deck for dreamworking and self-knowledge. It has no titles or text on the cards, only a thin white border to frame the gorgeous soft artwork. The accompanying manual must be consulted for the card names, which are not traditional by any means, but can perhaps be correlated with the more historical labels. The author groups these cards into three "realms" (Stone, Pearl, and Whirlpool) of six cards each, with the remaining two cards acting as "bridge cards" between the realms. The minors - numbered but without suit names - are correlated with the four traditional elements. The Ace - Ten cards are unillustrated. The Court cards are completely without titles, making them difficult to distinguish from the majors without the book. Since the pips don't even bear the numerical equivalent of their suit symbols - each card carries a single image of the suit symbol along with the number - the majors and courts are intriguingly illustrated, and should be effective in facilitating intuitive readings. |
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Tarot of Delphi (4/9) |
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Dimensions: 230px * 378px (scaled to 170px * 279px) |
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The Tarot of Delphi is a fine art deck composed of original Neoclassical art from the Victorian era. The 78 cards are populated with Greco-Roman gods, heroes, enchantresses, oracles, and legends. It also depicts daily life, art, and the cultures of the ancient world. |
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Mantegna Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 330px (scaled to 162px * 290px) |
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This wonderful deck is a tarot ancestor, with only fifty cards. The Mantegna Tarot artwork, originally created in 1460, has been recoloured and highlighted with silver. What appears as mottled dark grey in the digital scans is actually bright silver foil. |
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Lorland Chen Tarot (2/6) |
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Dimensions: 139px * 319px |
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The Lorland Chen Tarot is a majors-only deck from China, published as a limited edition of 300 copies. The art is atmospheric, part anime and part fantasy novel, and is titled in English. |
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New Millennium Tarot (1/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 239px (scaled to 170px * 219px) |
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A majors-only work in progress. The New Millennium Tarot by Lee Varis has vivid, intensely bright computer generated images. |
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Golden Lenormand (6/8) |
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Dimensions: 250px * 383px (scaled to 170px * 260px) |
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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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Movie Monster Tarot (6/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 264px (scaled to 170px * 242px) |
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The Movie Monster Tarot is a fun deck of 23 cards, featuring well-known monsters and horror movie stars like Frankenstein, Elvira, Freddy Krueger, Dracula and more. |
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Minchiate Tarot (2/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 324px (scaled to 165px * 290px) |
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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). |
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Parfait Amour Tarot (4/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 342px (scaled to 157px * 290px) |
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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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Royal Fez Moroccan Tarot (3/6) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 318px (scaled to 168px * 290px) |
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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. |
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AboraMana (3/7) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 283px (scaled to 170px * 260px) |
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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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Le Tarots Marseille de Jean Dodal (4/4) |
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Dimensions: 185px * 342px (scaled to 157px * 290px) |
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The Jean Dodal Tarot is a Marseilles-style Tarot, a modern restoration of the 22 Dodal trumps from 1712. Jean-Claude Flornoy, a French Tarot historian, restored the deck. |
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