Imagine visiting Renaissance Florence in a parallel world, a place where the cult of the sacred female reigned supreme over the male-dominated Church. At the center of this story is the seraphic figure of Mona Lisa—a beautiful presence that enlivens this richly-illustrated deck. Read more Mona Lisa Tarot
An imaginary landscape, without borders or paths already marked, shows a world full of magic and energy. The art and the extraordinary imagination of Paolo Martinello creates an entire world with its own races, rules, culture, history and future. Read more Universal Fantasy Tarot
There are times during each of our lives when we notice something looming over us & guiding us but we can’t quite grasp it: odd coincidences, luck, dreams, mysterious messages through encounters with people, object, words written or heard. It’s as if invisible spirits interact among us, or at least this is our impression. We call them angels, demons, spirits, entities, but most often we try to obscure their signals by rationalizing. We make an effort, therefore, not to see… Read more Tarot of the Spirit World
Do we act differently if we are being watched? What if the one who is watching is us? If we could stand outside ourselves and look at our lives, would we respond to life in a different way? The Aborigines believed that Dreamtime was real and what we consider real is actually dream time….what if they are right? What if none of it is real? What if all we believe is only an illusion? Read more Tarot of Reflections
In the Tarot of the Imagination, Ferenc Pinter creates a surreal dream landscape combining the familiar with the bizarre. His images are fragments of perception designed to stimulate thoughts and ideas in the subconsious mind. Some cards follow traditional tarot symbols, others reflect Pinter’s unique vision. Read more Tarot of the Imagination
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
One of the most frequent questions I have got it is: what it is my Tarot card? Well, most of the Tarot readers pick one of the Major Arcana (Trumps) card corresponding to your zodiac sign. I think it is incorrect. Those cards represent our higher aspiration, what we should become, not who we were born. The proper choice is the card representing the decan we were born. Those are the 36 numbered cards from 2 to 10 of each suit (colour). Even most of the astrologers ignore this aspect, but the decan based Astrology it is more relevant than the zodiac based one. The decan based Astrology reveals 36 types of personalities instead of the traditional 12 zodiac signs. Read more What’s your Tarot card?
