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Inspired by the multiple health benefits associated with black cumin seed, Black Seed Tarot reminds us to nurture the seeds of positivity, particularly love and compassion. Charming animal guides in playful scenes invite us to create heart connections with the lessons of tarot and nature.

Read the poignant story of Jane’s strange carnival odyssey in the 80-page hard cover book. Meet the menagerie of creatures and characters in the 32-card green foil-accented oracle deck with gilded edges. Discover their messages in the 76-page full-color guidebook. This deluxe set includes your own copper-foil carnival ticket.

Spiritual storyteller and visionary artist Andrea Furtick created The Afro Goddess Tarot Arcanas to offer an enlightened viewpoint for diverse readers. She designed the 80 cards with vibrant colors, a blend of ancient and modern symbolism, and a wide array of melanated skin tones. The cards are printed on holographic paper with gold gilded edges.

Wherever you are on your spiritual path, this 70-card deck will help you develop love for the crystal kingdom. Each Crystal Blessing card features a photo of the crystal, a description of its meaning and benefits, and a powerful affirmation. You may pick a single card to receive a crystal message for the day, or use the cards as an oracle deck for insight and guidance about a situation.

Erenberg Tarot offers unique perspectives on the iconic Rider-Waite Tarot, from which it takes its inspiration. In contrast to traditional tarot scenes that prompt the viewer to look inward, the subjects in these cards are looking out at the readers, inviting them to join this journey to discover the fascinating stories and mystical tales within the deck.

The Norse Oracle Deck is both a guide and a tool. It is also an extension of you because in their highest form, the cards are conduits for forgotten wisdom to be remembered. Through this deck, the ancients speak again.

This charming 79-card deck pays homage to classic European tarot traditions with appealing vintage-style illustrations that highlight clear tarot symbolism. Designed to be a working deck, Old Style Tarot appeals to both beginners and those who read intuitively. An extra blank card can be used for further explorations of queries.

Sortilegium Tarot, whose title refers to card reading for spellcasting and divination, presents magical people in mystical places. With titles in English and Spanish, Colombian artist Natalia Vélez brings each character to life with unique personality attributes and vibrant colors that emanate strength and vitality.

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.

Tanya Bond created the this deck as a tool for her own personal healing work, exploring lessons that others can easily integrate into their spiritual journeys. For the visual inspiration she turned to the world of fauna familiars, presenting both natural and supernatural creatures. Some are magical and mythical, a few turn up as shapeshifters, all appear in harmony with their human companions.

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).

Scottish artist Anita Inverarity created Universal Folk Tarot based on the Waite-Smith framework interwoven with narratives from world folklore and mythology. The deck and its universal stories are rooted in healing energy and deep compassionate understanding, yet also offers the opportunity to work with the shadow self.

Before our imaginations were scrubbed clean, we spent time with invisible friends. 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.

A legendary author once showed us Where the Wild Things Are. While you can search the pages of story, climb the mountains and swim the oceans of our planet to seek them out, the original wildlings live in the realm of psyche. Critters of all shapes and sizes dwell there, and our lives are better if we seek to discover and under­stand them.

The scenes on each card are reminiscent of medieval stained glass associated with majestic cathedrals. Each card touches the subconscious in a profound way, and the spiritual and inspirational imagery brings the viewer to a higher level of consciousness. The wardrobes of the figures are resplendent in color and historic detail, and the scene on each card is luminous.