The Krsnic Tarot, also known as the Isabel’s Tarot is a 78-card deck by German artist Isabel Krsnic. Inspired by the Rider-Waite, the cards were drawn in Corel Photo Paint software over a three year period. Read more The Krsnic Tarot by Isabel Krsnic
The Langustl Tarot has 78 bold, high-contrast acrylic paintings of the Tarot energies, simplified and lively expressions of form and colour. This striking deck is illustrated using the visual language of fairy tales and children’s storybooks, bringing a similar feel to the cards. Read more The Langustl Tarot deck
This is a photographic tarot done by photographer Pino Settanni. The Major Arcana and the Court Cards are photographs of human models. All of the models are female, except for the model in The Fool. The Fool is portrayed by Italian actor Mario Scaccia. The Minor Arcana are basically pips. The human form is represented in most cards, but the model is an artist’s wooden human form. These forms are painted in bright colors and posed in various ways around the symbol for the suit. The photographic work used in this deck is quite eye catching. Read more The Settanni Tarot deck
The Sun and Moon Tarot card deck is created by the artist Vanessa Decort. This deck has images that seem like they are drawn for stories and imaginative journeys, and is really an awesome and beautiful deck. Although I am personally a big fan of Rider-Waite-Smith styled decks, I found myself liking the imagery on this deck because I felt as if these images were pretty familiar to me! Read more The Sun and Moon Tarot deck by Vanessa Decort
The Rohrig Tarot is a sexy, glossy Tarot deck that has been thoroughly modernised – the Chariot shows a Formula One motor racing car – and overall the artwork is beautifully done and finely detailed. There are two versions of the deck: the US edition and an earlier German edition with uncovered nudity. Read more The Röhrig Tarot deck
Perhaps the inventors of the Tarot cards intended that they should be understood as a graphic summation ofthe principles of the Qabalah, or perhaps not. At least there is no written evidence to suggest this, and the great Jewish scholar of the Qabalah, Gershom Scholem, is probably correct in his assertion (however deprecatory) that the connection was made by late nineteenth century English and French occultists. One way or the other, the interlock of Tarot and Qabalah is so precise that the systems are mutually explanatory. And actually, the likelihood that the two systems developed independently gives far greater authority to the ideas of both because it points toward their mutual roots in universal Truth. Read more The Whare Ra Tarot deck
The Circle of Life Tarot is nothing less than seventy-eight windows into different worlds. The round cards and fantasy-style art create a sense of being slightly off balance, signaling the mind that something extraordinary is about to happen. These portals to inner revelation are not meant to provide fortune-teller-like readings but journeys into the vast and fascinating worlds that live within each of us. Read more The Circle of Life Tarot deck
This deck is the work of Walter Wegmüller. The title of this Tarot is more than just a Tarot-related naming, but it is also based on the genetically-intellectual roots which Walter Wegmüller inherited.
Together with these cards and the book (1975) of Sergius Golovin (from 1930 to 2006) should be mentioned “The world of Tarot”. This artist contemporary of Wegmüller with gypsy blood component supplies the paper, card reading how-roots in India and the use of the Tarot cards in the manner of the traveling (nomad) gypsies. Read more The Gypsy Tarot deck
The major arcana in this complex Italian deck are packed with symbolism, with Hebrew, Sanskrit, and Celestial letters, Vulgar Latin, Zodiacal correspondences, and the Path of the Tree of Life on each card. The minor arcana of the Stairs of Gold Tarot are unfortunately very plain. Read more The Stairs of Gold Tarot deck
The Barbara Walker Tarot depicts goddesses and gods from mythology all over the world. Positive, negative and in-between deities are all shown, creating a complex deck which can seem a little disturbing to those unfamiliar with the myths. Read more The Barbara Walker Tarot deck
