Tarot Decks
The Light Seer's Tarot – Chris-Anne
Modern, vibrant artwork blending traditional and non-traditional archetypes.
Crow Tarot – M.J. Cullinane
Crows and Ravens. Symbolic imagery inspired by the Rider-Waite-Smith.
The Muse Tarot – Chris-Anne
Abstract, colorful imagery with renamed suits.
Aleister Crowley's Thoth Tarot Deck – Edited by James Wasserman
Esoteric and occult wisdom as envisioned by Aleister Crowley. Richly symbolic, incorporating elements of astrology, Kabbalah, and alchemy.
The Pulp Tarot – Todd Alcott
Vintage pulp magazine aesthetics. Noir, 1950s retro feel. Made for fans of vintage pop culture.
Morgan Greer Tarot
Close-up interpretations of traditional tarot imagery. Bold, borderless illustrations. Vibrant, expressive, detailed imagery.
The Halloween Tarot – Kipling West
Halloween motifs and spooky themes. Festive, with suits represented by bats, ghosts, pumpkins, and imps.
Gummy Bear Tarot – U.S. Games Systems
Playful reinterpretation of traditional tarot with gummy bears. Cute, humorous, yet maintains the integrity of traditional symbolism.
Shadowscapes Tarot – Stephanie Pui-Mun Law & Barbara Moore
Fantasy, mythology, and fairy tales. : Intricate watercolor illustrations blending Asian, Celtic, and fantasy elements.
Pam's Vintage Tarot – Restored by Irena Balaban
Restoration of the original Pamela Colman - Rider-Waite-Smith deck with a vintage aesthetic. Presented without titles or borders, with an aged appearance and muted colors.