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Exploring the history of Tarot, we can find some less known rare and exceptional masterpiece, such as the “Tarocchi Piacentini”. During the Spanish domination of Milan, the Italian Tarot tradition moved outside Lombardy, and placed seeds that grew up later in very beautiful Tarot like this one.

An incredibly rare Tarocchino deck, the “Al Soldato” features the illustrations of the four Moors in place of the High Priestess, Empress, Emperor and Hierophant. As other Tarocchino from Bologna, the deck has 62 cards.

A crepuscular world, one that awakens when the curtain of night blankets over humanity. It is a world of magic, of inspiration, of sheer wondrous marvel, as the mundane takes life and becomes something more. Night is the time of the fairies. By world renowned illustrator Paolo Barbieri.

From the original artwork of Alfons Maria Mucha, a new oracle deck. One of the greatest and most famous artists of the Art Nouveau movement, Mucha changed the way people looked and understood Art. Not just beauty, but inspiration.

A journey to meet the Witches of the past, hear their voices, feel their faces, and understanding their histories. Following the incredibly successful Kickstarter by Natasa Ilincic, Lo Scarabeo brings out this oracle deck in a very new exciting edition. 60 cards, divided in 30 “voices” and 30 “whispers”.

The art of Corrado Roi wants to welcome everyone to the Dark Side of Tarot. Faithful to the Tarot by A. E. Waite and P. C. Smith, this deck opens to the Shadow Work and to the - sometimes spooky, always revealing - readings that reach deep into the subconscious. As in the Moon card, new emotions and feelings rise from the subconscious, bringing an - otherwise unreachable - state of clarity.

Tap into the deeply rooted wisdom of the natural world with this dark and mysterious union of horticulture and occultism. Featuring plants commonly found in a witch's garden, apothecary, or spell book, Maxine Miller's detailed illustrations personify the true spirit of each plant while capturing the elegance and multifaceted nature of the botanical world.

Mechanical angels, clockwork stars, adventurers of the boundless sky and of uncharted shores: The Steampunk Art Nouveau Tarot is this and more. It is a romantic, and yet modern feeling that imbues every card of amazing wonder and exotic beauty. Faithful to the truest tarot tradition, the deck presents the familiar archetypes with a unique and compelling flavor.

Following the success of Fabio Listrani’s Goetia, here comes Notoria. Where Goetia was about the dark and demons, Notoria is about the light and Angels. Together, light and darkness are the two faces of the human soul.

A channeled Tarot, grown and nurtured by three very different inspirations: Tarika Di Maggio, a psychic, Lucia Mattioli and Francesca Fravolini, two artists. This deck is a bridge between the cards we are used to work with and the eternal, higher archetypes that originated them. The cards are a source for inspiration, and they dialogue to our spirit, without the need of our conscious mind.

Each evocative card features gold foil and showcases Elisa Seitzinger's amazing art style. These illustrations are rich in symbolism and eye-catching beauty, and the wise female figures imbue every reading with powerful divinatory insights. With this deck, you'll look deep into your soul and discover the answers you seek.

Art by Corrado Roi, Printed, in satin, dimension 160x225 mm.

The art of Corrado Roi wants to welcome everyone to the Dark Side of Tarot. Faithful to the Tarot by A. E. Waite and P. C. Smith, this deck opens to the Shadow Work and to the - sometimes spooky, always revealing - readings that reach deep into the subconscious. As in the Moon card, new emotions and feelings rise from the subconscious, bringing an - otherwise unreachable - state of clarity.

Art by Maxine Miller, Printed, in satin, dimensions 160x225 mm.

The Marseille Tarot, in vintage edition. This is the feeling of tradition. The feeling of time-worn cards, handled by generations of rough hands, shuffling, playing, reading with the Arcana. With this deck, history knocks at our door, and allow us to become part of it. It feels like the Marseille Tarot has completed its journey and returned to its older and truer form.

This deck is dedicated to the last Egyptian queen, Cleopatra, famous for her exceptional learning as well as her harmonious voice. This Tarot reproduces the Egyptian divinities and the astral spirits of the Zodiac of Denderah. The Egyptians attributed the power to alter human destiny to these figures, uniting the magic of the stars with the symbolism of the Tarot.

These fantastic images, inspired by paintings of the Flemish painter Hieronymus Bosch, describe a world which is not unreal even though it might seem so. They express the psyche's daily activity through the use of human, animal, and plant allegories.

The lines and colors of this historical, highly sought-after deck by Claude Burdel (1727-1799) have been restored, giving the ancient images in this deck - already extraordinarily powerful and rich with divinatory suggestion - new energy and amplified symbolic meaning. The Tarot of Marseille take us directly to the origin of the Tarot.

Researcher, author, and artist Paul Huson's deck is an important step forward in the evolution of Tarot. For centuries, the elegance of the Marseille Tarots and the insight of Etteilla remained virtually unchanged. Combining these forces, Huson creates a remarkable deck that provides accurate scenic images for the traditional pip cards. Sure to become a classic.