Talented artist Patrick Valenza presents uniquely alternative interpretations of traditional tarot with symbolism inspired by childhood dreams. Stylized moon-faced characters created from manipulated photographs of 18th century tombstones are set against evocative backgrounds. Incorporated into the artwork are surreal scenes of distant smoke stacks, insane asylums and abandoned buildings. Read more Deviant Moon Tarot
The Modern Medieval Tarot is a mix of the contemporary and the Middle Ages, blended in a smooth photographic collage. Rather than aiming for historical accuracy, it’s a surreal dream-like combination of eras. Read more Modern Medieval Tarot
The Mayan calendar predicts the end of the world in 2012. Many believe it means ascension of consciousness rather than the physical destruction of earth. Explore the possibilities of an ascended human race in this intriguing deck. Read more 2012: Tarot of Ascension
What about a 16 cards spread? This is an excellent spread if you’re interested in the evolution of your life or a specific problem, situation in the following 12 months. This spread it’s recommended for looking into the development of a problem throughout a whole year. Just keep in mind that the new year begins at the March equinox (or Northward equinox, vernal equinox – in the northern hemisphere), which can be as early as March 19 or as late as March 21. You also can look into a new year of your own life calculated from your date of birth, as well as you can pick any other event as starting point (date of starting a new job, a new business, a new relationship, etc). Read more Annual Tarot spread with 16 cards
When Waite and Smith created their deck which has become a de facto standard, they were both members of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. That group considered the Tarot part of their magical system, the magic of the light. Read more Gothic Tarot of Vampires
The Necronomicon Tarot brings the phantasmagoric desert wanderings of Alhazred to life in a stunningly visceral deck and companion book. Seventy-eight captivating illustrations by fantasy artist Anne Stokes capture the mythic and monstrous world of Tyson’s Necronomicon while remaining true to the underlying structure and tradition of tarot. Read more Necronomicon Tarot deck
Lo Scarabeo has always made quality tarot decks. Since 1987, this company has produced over 100 tarot decks. You would think after all this time it would be tough to out do themselves, or to find a way to be different than they have already been. Well, with the Vampire Tarot of the Eternal Night they have managed the seemingly impossible. Read more The Vampires Tarot of the Eternal Night
One of the great joys of Tarot is the sheer decadence of art—both in quantity and quality. Each deck gives us seventy-eight (seventy-nine if we count the back) images. If you think about it, that’s quite a lot; more than many exhibits or shows. The Dark Angels Tarot puts in your hands seventy-nine (because I’m including the back) exquisite treasures. Read more Dark Angels Tarot
If you search the internet and read reviews of the this deck you would see mixed reactions towards the artwork from bizaare to stunning. Personally, I love this deck. it has inspired me to use it on many of my contemplative moods where I am able to appreciate the colours, figures and composition of the artwork, without the influence of the descriptions found in the companion book. Read more Navigator Tarot deck
Discover your own wisdom and beauty in this intriguing and layered tribute to goddesses from around the world and throughout time. Maria Caratti journeyed through the Tarot and visited with goddesses to create a deck that reveals both with crystal clarity. Read more Universal Goddess Tarot
