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The Native American Tarot is drawn from the four corners of North America: Eastern Nations, Plains Nations, Southwest Nations and Northwest Nations. 

The cards are informed by a variety of Native American tribes including Apache, Arapaho, Cherokee, Cheyenne, Chippewa, Comanche, Hopi, Huron, Inuit, Iroquois, Kiowa, Navaho, Papago, Pima, Pueblo, Shawnee, Sioux, and Yaqui. This deck is not limited to the standard interpretations of traditional illustrations, but reflects the spirit and meaning of the Native American Way.

Inspired by the fusion of European and Native American ideals, the card titles and illustrations are modified in both obvious and subtle ways. Comprised of 78 cards, divided into 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana. The four suits of the Minor Arcana are Blades, Pipes, Vessels, and Shields. What are traditionally the court cards are represented in Native American Tarot with tribal figures that project powers of personality. The four basic power essences are:

The 108-page booklet includes instructions for the Medicine Wheel spread, the Native Cross spread, the Shining Star Spread, and others.

This colorful deck, inspired by Medieval stained glass artistry, draws upon the wisdom of the ancient Kabbalah and the Tree of Life. In print for over 30 years, the Sacred Rose Tarot explores Byzantine icons and the divine mysteries of nature, particularly the symbolism of the rose of the western world. The well-written booklet, with foreword by Stuart R. Kaplan, focuses on the spirit aspects of tarot. 

This richly illustrated deck artfully portrays traditional tarot symbolism with classically costumed Japanese figures. The uniquely Japanese Ukiyoe genre reflects the Buddhist ideas of the transience of the physical world. Japanese artist Koji Furuta masterfully captures the serene beauty of the “floating world” with scenes of everyday Japanese life. 

The Major Arcana depict familiar archetypal figures such as a Kabuki actor as the Magician and a Buddhist monk as the Hierophant. The artist has chosen ancient Japanese symbols for the Minors: traditional swords, ceremonial scepters, lacquered bowls for cups, and Edo-era coins. 

The 78 cards are numbered and titled in both English and Japanese. 

Italian artist Luigi Scapini’s lavish paintings recreate 15th century Italy in this gold-accented tarot deck. The Major Arcana and court cards have gold backgrounds in the manner of fifteenth-century European decks. Both the Major and Minor Arcana include full scenes. In the Minors, symmetrical arrangements of the suit symbols provide composition around which the scenes are arranged.

The depth of Scapini's art history expertise is evident in his lush settings and period costumes. Interesting details, and sometimes-humorous references, are cleverly imbedded in the artwork, with many of the cards depicting historical figures, for example, Rasputin as the Knight of Cups.

 Readers will easily relate to the universal situations revealed in the cards, for pleasurable and insightful readings.

This complete 86-card Cary-Yale Visconti Tarocchi deck includes facsimile reproductions of 67 extant 15th century cards, plus 19 cards recreated to replace missing cards from the original pack. 

The 24 court cards are of particular interest because they include both male and female knights and pages. The 67 extant cards, believed to have been painted by Bonifacio Bembo, are housed in the Cary Collection of Playing Cards, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, at Yale University. 

This deluxe edition includes a 68-page guidebook with color illustrations, expanded meanings by Stuart R. Kaplan, and an in-depth history of tarot cards by Thierry Depaulis. 

Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling Playing Cards deck provides an easy-to-learn method of divination. Each Gypsy Witch card is numbered and displays a pictorial illustration of the card’s symbolic meaning. Individual meanings of the cards are also written on the card faces. Standard cards are shown in miniature in the upper left corner.

The 55-card pack includes a small instruction booklet with two methods of laying out the cards for a short reading, and a long reading. The significance of each card is determined by its context and position in the layout.

Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling Cards are based on the divination system attributed to Mlle Lenormand, the celebrated 18th century French mystic and fortuneteller. Mlle Lenormand’s prophetic powers were known throughout Europe. She predicted the rise and fall of Napoleon with astounding accuracy.

Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling Playing Cards were first introduced in 1903 and have been published continuously since. They remain one of the most widely recognized and popular fortune-telling decks in the U.S.A.

The Gypsy Witch deck contains Jokers and can be used for traditional card games, as well as cartomancy.

The creators of Motherpeace Tarot have departed from traditional (and often patriarchal) imagery of tarot, and have instead embraced the goddess spirit. The feminist emphasis is balanced with several male figures present in the deck. 

Motherpeace’s round cards and primitive artwork allow the reader to rely on intuition rather than standard “black and white” meanings. The four suits of the Minor Arcana are Cups; Wands, depicted with African culture; Discs, illustrated with Navajo culture; and Swords, depicted with Greco-Roman imagery.

Includes 78 round card and 34-page booklet.

The full-color 78-card Tarot of the Cat People is set in a distant place known as the Outer Regions. Cats are the favorite animals in this alien land, where they are revered, loved and even obeyed. Combining science fiction and fantasy, this deck explores our mystical connection and fascination with felines.

 Each card depicts a full-length portrait of a stunning figure in ornate dress with elaborate jewelry and headdress. Cats appear everywhere, enhancing interpretation of the deck. 

Includes 64-page booklet. 

While the symbolism faithfully follows the Rider-Waite deck that inspired her artwork, Mary Hanson-Roberts’ detailed drawings stand on their own in conveying the meaning of the Major and Minor Arcana cards. The delightful images spark the imagination for insightful tarot readings.

The smaller cards are easy to shuffle, even for youngsters and beginners, who will be drawn to this magical deck. Seasoned tarot readers will return again and again to this dreamy deck.

Card titles in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

78-card deck comes with instruction booklet.

This beautiful, full-color spread sheet has designated spaces for the 10-card Celtic Cross spread. The annotated sheet facilitates readings and aids diviners at all levels of experience. Ships folded. 

The Ancestral Path Tarot by Julie Cuccia-Watts threads together the diverse beliefs of various cultures in order to find commonalities of experience between them. It examines the traditions of our ancestors through mythology to reclaim a personal spirituality that enables us to perceive the divine in ourselves and others. 

The Ancestral Path Tarot emphasizes the living tradition of all human cultures for us to factor into our world view. The deck portrays paths created by ancestors of different times and cultures for our consideration.

Includes 32-page booklet.

The magical unicorn offers wisdom and guidance in this enchanting tarot deck. Unlike many mythic creatures that are evil spirits or monsters, the unicorn has long been a symbol of benevolence and mystical energy. Harness the power of this fantastic creature to realize your strength and potential. 

Dragon Tarot draws upon the rich imagery of dragons in all their historical and mythological sources. Thus the Dragon Tarot represents the fulfillment of centuries of research into the mystic symbolism of dragons throughout the world. This radiant deck brings together the magic and myth from cultures as diverse as ancient Babylon, Egypt, and China, to the legends of King Arthur, St. George, and Siegfried. Following traditional tarot symbolism, the Dragon Tarot leads the journey into the realms of imagination and self-discovery. 

David Palladini, creator of the best-selling Aquarian Tarot deck, has created a deck combining elements of mediecal, Egyptian, Renaissance and modern art in an original style.

Through the exquisite artwork of Brian Williams, Renaissance Tarot connects traditional tarot symbology to the splendor of European Renaissance culture and classical mythology. 

The 22 Major Arcana cards feature the Olympian deities and demi-gods of antiquity. Card titles are in English and Italian. In the booklet, also by classics scholar Brian Williams, each card description identifies both the Greek and Roman deity as well as his related attributes. For example, the Fool is associated with Dionysus/Bacchus and the Magician with Hermes/Mercury. 

The four suits in the Minor Arcana are represented by four classical myth cycles with an interlocking system of planets, constellations, seasons, and elements. Swords relate to Achilles; Staves to Hercules; Cups to Cupid and Pysche; and Coins to Persephone. 

The great cities of Renaissance Italy are represented in the court cards. 

The back design of Renaissance Tarot features a mandala incorporating symbols of the four suits and the four elements. 

Brian Williams artfully weaves together a rich tapestry of Renaissance imagery. 

Crowley Thoth Tarot Deck Small features 78 cards painted by Lady Frieda Harris according to instructions from the occult scholar, Aleister Crowley, in a handy small size. The magnificent art deco work contains kabalistic and astrological attributions described in Aleister Crowley’s Book of Thoth. The art deco artwork of the Thoth is rich in Egyptian symbolism. 

To each of the twenty-two Major Trumps of the tarot is assigned, by tradition, a Hebrew letter and a path on the Tree of Life, as well as an astrological sign, element, or planet. The deck also reflects Crowley’s interest in alchemy and magic. 

The original Crowley Thoth Tarot has attracted a worldwide following, both for its striking beauty and for its complex depiction of occult knowledge. Since its initial publication in 1969, the deck has never been out of print. 

Included with the deck is a booklet of instruction, which contains two essays by Lady Frieda Harris and a commentary by Stuart R. Kaplan. 

This vibrantly colored deck is designed to integrate the healing properties of traditional herbs with the esoteric symbolism of tarot. Herbal Tarot follows the general assignments of the Rider-Waite deck, but each card is assigned an individual medicinal herb based upon intuition, astrological and energetic values.  A different herb is pictured and identified on each card. 

The deck was drawn by artist Candice Cantin under the direction of herbalist Michael Tierra. According to the creators, "The Herbal Tarot is a tool for studying the psycho-physical energy of herbs. Herbs, when joined with the tarot, can provide a symbolic material manifestation to accompany a specific divination. This will encourage communication with the subconscious for which the tarot cards are especially powerful.”

The symmetric card backs feature sprigs of rosemary. The booklet gives both upright and reversed meanings.

With full pictorial scenes on every card of the Major and Minor Arcana, Rider-Waite Tarot set the standard for hundreds of other tarot decks around the world. 

First created in 1909 by Pamela Colman Smith, under the direction of Arthur Edward Waite, the vibrant drawings of Rider-Waite Tarot hold timeless appeal. The deck’s enduring popularity stems from the universality of the symbolism captured in every card of the 78-card deck. 

Pocket Rider-Waite Tarot includes an instruction booklet with upright and reversed meanings, keywords, and an introduction by tarot expert, Stuart R. Kaplan. 

This is a deck that is beloved by tarot beginners and experienced readers alike. Rider-Waite Tarot belongs in every tarot collection.

Rider-Waite Tarot was named one of the Top Ten Tarot Decks of All Time by Aeclectic Tarot

The unusual collages of these 36 cards take us into dream-like sceneries. With this deck the artist and Kipper specialist Christiane has created a relaunch of the traditional Biedermeier cards. 

While the basic meanings of the classic cards have been retained, much has been modernized and the symbolism expanded so that the images allow us to dive into deep levels of our soul. 

The detailed and insightful texts in the 128-page booklet offer explanations and interpretation aids for each card. 

The stars and their movements are closely linked to life on Earth. We come from the stars, and since ancient times, observing the movement of the planets and the heavens has revealed a better understanding of human nature. Stars, planets, plants, animals and humans are connected and in communication. 

This Zodiac Tarot 78-card deck brings us the world of astrology according to many cultures’ ancient traditions. With it we discover stories, divinities and characters that give incredible sources of images for divination. 

Includes a 60-page booklet with card meanings. 

Before our imaginations were scrubbed clean, we spent time with invisible friends, many of them in the animal kingdom. We encountered the creatures of the earth for what they truly are: Emissaries of the Marvelous. Those characters who jumped out of our storybooks, ignited our imaginations and inhabited our blanket forts were essential to our growth. They lent us strength, character, wonder and companionship. They still can. 

The creatures in this deck speak to your inner child and encourage your soul on its journey to a thriving, magical and empowered life. Embrace them to renew your magic. Heart to heart. Soul to soul. Hand to wing, hoof and paw. 

Set includes 44 purple gilt-edged oracle cards, an organza drawstring pouch, and a lushly illustrated 108-page guidebook to help you connect with the adorable animal companions. 

This Limited Edition facsimile tarot deck, with only 1500 copies issued, is one of the rare, completely preserved ancient tarots that were originally created and printed in Marseille in the early 1800s. 

The French master card makers Arnoux and Amphoux crafted one of the rarest Marseille tarot decks still in existence today. Very well preserved, with its uncluttered graphics and vibrant colors, this original tarot deck possesses a modern aspect, prefiguring the Cubism style, which appeared a century later, at the beginning of the 20th century.

The Arnoux & Amphoux deck includes 78 cards plus two cards explaining the historical background, one in French and one English.

This beautifully concise, 78-card tarot deck is ideal for both beginners and seasoned readers. 

It includes a prompt sheet of card meanings and reimagined, genderless card titles such as: The Apprentice (Page), The Champion (Knight), The Keeper (Queen), The Crown (King), The Revealer (High Priestess), The Proclaimer (Hierophant), The Nurturer (Empress), The Defender (Emperor). 

This square-shaped deck's uncluttered imagery makes space for the reader's own personal interpretations and wisdom. 

The Way Seekers Tarot artfully pays homage to classic tarot traditions, including the simplicity of Marseilles and the rich symbolism of Smith-Waite. 

Powerful figures in the Majors and the Court cards take their inspiration from Greco-Roman mythology and offer bold new perspectives for the Way Seeker. Each hand-drawn illustration in this 78-card deck is enlivened with jewel tone color accents.

 The 60-page booklet offers tarot seekers profound guidance, with both traditional associations and applied interpretations for each card.