Aleph Tarot   

The Aleph Tarot was published in 1994, printed for the Musée Lilim in France, an association for collaborative arts that is dedicated to the 'myth of Lilith and her children'. The 22 watercolour paintings are detailed yet soft, and reminiscent of Thoth imagery. Now also the latest of Adam McLean's Art Tarot publications, some twelve years after the original printing.

Alice Tarot   

The Alice Tarot is a forthcoming deck from the talented crew at Magic Realist Press. This deck is based upon the stories of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There.

All Hallow's Tarot   

The All Hallow's Tarot is a modern, Halloween-themed art tarot of 22 cards, featuring goths, ghosts, punks, mediums and more. It's been self-published in a limited-edition run of 50 decks with small size, laminated cards. Now also available in a full 78 card edition.

All Hallows Tarot   

The All Hallows Tarot, previously only available in a 22 card set, is a now full 79 card deck (the regular 78 plus a Happy Squirrel card). It has a modern Halloween theme, with strange people emerging from the dark - goths, ghosts, punks and mediums - drawn in Robyn's trademark style. The deck is now in print from Tarot Connection, due to popular demand.

Amber Tarot   

Mab, Oberon and other leaders of the Fae feature in the sumptuous major arcana of this French tarot deck, while the court card characters are drawn from Amber, a sci-fi fantasy series. The minor arcana of the Amber Tarot are, unfortunately, plain pip cards.

Amun Ra Tarot   

The Amun Ra Tarot has cards hand-drawn in Indian ink and rotary pen, with very minimal use of computer graphics programs. The art is intricate, and each card has many elements. This fascinating deck is currently available for online viewing only.

Analytical Tarot   

The Analytical Tarot cards are borderless paintings of unusual, non-traditional tarot scenes with faceless, slightly alien looking figures. Cards have been renamed in an attempt to reconstruct the basic meaning of the tarot.

Ananda Tarot   

The Ananda Tarot is a stunning 78 card deck of beautifully coloured, dreamlike computer-generated art. Titles on these cards are in German but an English edition is available.

Ancestral Path Tarot   

The Ancestral Path Tarot combines traditional Native American, feudal Japanese, Arthurian English and Egyptian symbols and images into a beautiful set of 78 tarot cards. Each suit of the minor arcana is matched with a particular culture or tradition.

Ancient Egyptian Oracle   

The Ancient Egyptian Oracle: The Cards of Ra-Maat are a set of 72 cards intended for divination. The deck is divided into Pylons (the blue cards); Arits (similar to chakras); Cubits (the black cards); and Deities (the white cards).

Ancient Egyptian Senet Tarot   

The Ancient Egyptian Senet Tarot Oracle Deck uses the historical tarot structure to build a unique deck of wholly Ancient Egyptian deities, icons, and symbology. The regular 78 cards are titled in Chinese and English, and there is one extra card that sums up the trumps.

Ancient Egyptian Tarot   

Tarot structure and Egyptology have been blended seamlessly in this lifelike-looking deck of Ancient Egypt. The author has drawn on a mix of Egyptian history, mythology and daily life to produce the very readable 78 Ancient Egyptian Tarot cards.

Ancient Feminine Wisdom   

The 'Ancient Feminine Wisdom of Goddesses and Heroines Divination Deck' (to give its full title) is a 52 card set, from the creators of the Celestial Tarot. Each attractive card features a female character illustrated in a full scene, with her name above and a keyword below.

Ancient Italian Tarot   

The Ancient Italian Tarot shows artwork in a medieval Italian style. The card scenes are of a similar style as the 1JJ Swiss Tarot but with more detail and muted colour. Card titling is small and in Italian only.

Ancient Magick Divination Cards   

The Ancient Magick Divination Cards is a deck of 28 cards with some links to tarot. The black-printed cards are illustrated in Londa Marks' distinctive style, and are wonderfully antiqued in both look and feel.