This is the whole shelf. Eight tarot decks we print ourselves, each a full 78-card set with a printed guidebook, $34.99 to $59.99 depending on whether you want the deck alone or the deck with its box, cloth and bag. Nothing here is bought in and resold, which is why the notes below are about how the cards behave in your hands rather than how the artwork looks in a photograph.
How to choose, in one paragraph
Three questions settle it. Are you learning the cards, or do you already read? If you are learning, take one of the 1909 editions — every beginner book and free online guide in English is written around those pictures, so what you read will match what you are holding. Will the deck be carried, or live on a shelf? Plastic-laminated cards wipe clean and survive a bag every day; eco-linen stock feels better in the hand and shows the year. Do you want the deck to perform under light? Foil and holographic finishes throw colour across a spread; matte decks keep the symbols quiet.
Shop by finish
- Gold foil tarot cards — rainbow foil worked into the linework, three decks.
- Holographic tarot cards — a full diffraction layer, the strongest effect we print.
- Plastic and waterproof tarot cards — wipe-clean, bend-resistant, for daily and outdoor reading.
- Borderless vintage tarot decks — the 1909 plates printed edge to edge.
- Tarot decks for beginners — the editions that come with a guidebook you can actually learn from.
- Tarot accessories — reading cloths, velvet bags and engraved wooden boxes, $20.00 to $30.00.
The decks
Gold Rainbow Foil Tarot Cards — 1909 Classic Art
The 1909 Pamela Colman Smith illustrations with gold rainbow foil on the linework, under anti-scratch lamination. Almost every tarot book and beginner course in English is written around these pictures, so whatever you read about a card describes the card in your hand. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $59.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
Moonlight Tarot Cards Gold Rainbow Foil
Dark Forest original night-sky artwork on our heaviest black art card, with the same gold rainbow foil. The deck people write to us about most, and the one that photographs best under a lamp. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $55.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
Holographic Crystal Foil Tarot Cards — 1909 Classic Art
A full diffraction layer across the whole card face, so colour moves across the spread as you lean over it. The strongest visual effect we print, over the 1909 illustrations. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $59.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
Borderless Vintage Tarot Cards — Light Edition, 1909 Classic Art
The 1909 artwork printed without white borders, so the image runs to the edge of the card, on eco-linen-textured stock. The closest thing we make to looking at the original plates. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $59.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
Moon Magic Tarot Cards
A muted palette on eco-linen stock, no shine at all. Built for slow readings — the deck our own readers reach for when the question is heavy. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $59.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
Moon Magic Tarot Cards — Plastic Laminated
The Moon Magic artwork on plastic-laminated cards instead of stock: same palette, wipe-clean surface, and it survives being carried every day. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $59.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
Pink Moon Tarot Cards Plastic lamination
Plastic-laminated with a pink pearl finish — as durable as any deck we make and far gentler in tone. The one most often bought as a first deck. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $59.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
Sunlight Tarot Cards
Gold and amber throughout, plastic-laminated. It reads well in daylight, which is exactly why readers who work outdoors pick it. $34.99 for the deck and its printed guidebook; up to $59.99 for the set with the box, the reading cloth and the velvet bag.
What is in every box
Every deck on this page is a full 78-card tarot deck — 22 Major Arcana and four suits of 14 — printed by us, not resold. Every order includes a printed guidebook with the upright and reversed meaning of all 78 cards, so you can read on the first evening without buying a book first. The larger options add a rigid card box, a cotton reading cloth, a velvet bag, or all three; the option list on each deck's own page shows exactly what each one contains before you pay.
Printed here, not resold
We are a printing house before we are a shop: the same presses that make these decks make wholesale and custom runs for other brands. That is the reason the cardstock, the lamination and the foil are chosen rather than inherited, and the reason we can tell you what a finish will do after a year of shuffling. If you are buying to sell on, the trade side is at wholesale and custom printing.
Shipping and returns
- Shipping inside the United States is free on orders over $59. Below that it is $4.90, shown at checkout before you pay.
- US orders ship from our Florida and Pennsylvania warehouses; most arrive in 5 to 7 business days.
- 14 days to return a deck, counted from the day it reaches you. Return shipping is paid by you unless the deck is faulty or we sent the wrong one.
- Full terms: shipping policy and refund policy.
Frequently asked questions
Which tarot deck should a complete beginner buy?
One of the 1909 editions — the Gold Rainbow Foil or the Borderless Vintage Light Edition. Every beginner book, course and free guide in English describes those illustrations, so nothing you read will contradict the card in front of you. Both come with a printed guidebook covering upright and reversed meanings. See tarot decks for beginners.
Do your decks come with a book of meanings?
Yes. Every option, including the cheapest deck-only one at $34.99, includes a printed guidebook with the upright and reversed meaning of all 78 cards. If you want the meanings printed on the cards themselves rather than in a booklet, those editions exist in German and French — see the German learning deck and the French learning deck.
What is the difference between foil and holographic?
Foil is metallic: gold rainbow foil is stamped onto the linework and catches light along the lines. Holographic is a diffraction layer across the whole card face, so the colour itself moves as you change angle. We print both, and there is a side-by-side comparison in foil versus holographic tarot cards.
Are the plastic decks really waterproof?
They are plastic-laminated, which means spills wipe off and the cards do not swell or soften. They are not indestructible — a crease is still a crease — but they survive outdoor reading, daily carrying and professional use far better than stock. The three of them are in plastic tarot cards.
How many cards are in each deck?
78: twenty-two Major Arcana and four suits of fourteen. No deck here is a partial set or an oracle deck sold as a tarot deck.
Can I find my tarot birth cards before I choose a deck?
Yes — the tarot birth card calculator works out the two Major Arcana cards tied to your birth date, and then shows you those two cards in each deck so you can see which artwork you would rather read with.