Tarot

Tarot Cards, Oracle Decks & Tarot Accessories:

Tarot cards in this collection span traditional 78-card decks, contemporary interpretations, oracle cards and practical storage boxes. The range covers different artistic styles and approaches to card reading, with decks suited to those learning tarot as well as experienced readers looking for distinctive imagery and symbolism.

78-Card Tarot Decks:

Many of the tarot decks follow the familiar 78-card structure of 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana. Several feature artwork by Vera Petruk, including the Fantasy World, Eternal Bones and Magic Gate decks. The Magic Gate Tarot uses hand-drawn monochrome imagery and can be read using traditional Rider-Waite meanings, while the Fantasy World deck takes a more colourful fantasy-inspired approach.

The Celestial Guide Tarot also contains 78 cards, with artwork by Kaleriia Tverdokhlib inspired by the original Rider-Waite Tarot. Unlike several of the deck-only options, it includes an instruction guidebook. The Astral Gate Tarot provides another 78-card illustrated deck from the same artist.

Modern Tarot & Oracle Cards:

The collection extends beyond conventional tarot imagery. The Good Tarot by Colette Baron-Reid reworks the traditional suits as the elements Air, Water, Earth and Fire, with an approach focused on transformation and personal growth.

Oracle systems are represented too. Kipper Oracle Cards is a 36-card deck based on the traditional German Kipper system, while The Māori Oracle contains 58 cards and a guidebook exploring Māori spirituality, customs, language and ancestral guidance.

Tarot Card Storage Boxes:

For keeping cards and related items together, the collection includes 14 x 10 x 6cm tarot boxes in designs such as Black Cat and Purple Witchery. These can be used to store tarot cards, crystals or other small items associated with a reading practice.

Choosing a Tarot Deck:

If you are learning tarot, consider whether you want a deck based on recognisable Rider-Waite symbolism and whether an included guidebook is important. More experienced readers may prefer to choose by artistic style, symbolism or interpretive approach. For something outside the standard 78-card tarot structure, compare the oracle and Kipper decks, which use their own card systems and reading traditions.