Tarot cards - Tarot cards are a deck of 78 cards used for symbolism, self-reflection, and divination, traditionally divided into the Major Arcana (22 cards representing major life themes and archetypes) and Minor Arcana (56 cards across four suits: Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles). At CardsHouse, you can explore a wide selection of tarot card decks suitable for reading, spiritual exploration, and collection. Discover popular, new release, and collector tarot editions from various brands, available with fast Europe & worldwide shipping in one place.
The magic, the spell and the poetry of China. These beautiful and delicate images tell of ancient China and speak of love, of melancholy, of illusions and joy: the shades of meaning that signal human emotions. They enable us to identify with the character and the scene depicted. Carried on...
Orishas: divinities and myths from an ancient magic, transformed through time and continents and still alive today. This Tarot opens a connection with the beneficial and natural forces that can be drawn upon for cures, meditations or rituals. The divinities of the Brazilian Santeria unite with the Tarot archetypes with...
In the realms of Fairy inspiration and answers can be fond. Whatever you seek, it's here. Tales of old, dark and horrorifying, as well as the courage to face our dragons and run dangerous quests. Explore the dark faery realm and fin you deep hopes and devastating fears. Included: 78...
The equilibrium of destiny always assumes changing forms that, to a distracted eye, involved in daily life, can seem to be without sense or meaning. To search for harmony, the right sense of proportion and balance in events, means entering into syntony with our past, present and future. Included: 78...
Healing Light is a CEltic concept. Light never shines at its fullest; it Always comes with her own shadow. At Dusk and Dawn, when the veil between this world and the spiritual realm is at its thinnest is a time for visions, realizations and above all, healing.Included: 78 cards, color...
These Tarots are the result of complex, in-depth research undertaken by Roberto Negrini, an expert on the Book of Thoth and its evolution. The painter Andrea Serio has transposed the results of this amazing work by Negrini onto the illustrations, in an effective synthesis of art and magic. These cards...
The oldest Tarot deck, jewel of the Italian Renaissance, with a renewed packaging and extended booklet. With gold foil impressions. Included: 22 cards. Cards size: 8 x 14.5 cm (3.1" x 5.7"). Weight of the deck: 185 g. (approx). Includes instruction booklet (in English). Plastic coated paper playing cards. New,...
An incredibly beautiful deck, weaved by the pen of Carole-Anne Eschenazi (CaTTarot) and the world renowed French illustrator Alexandra V. Bach. Each Arcana is a work of art by itself, with the theme of “la nuit” (“the night” in French). It is a journey in a shadowy, powerful darkness, under the moonlight of feminine...
A prestigious edition, released for the 700th anniversary of Dante’s death. The great poet of immortal fame passed away in the night of September 13th 1321, years after completing the Divina Commedia, the archetypical Heroes Journey through Hell, Purgatory and Heaven. Artwork by Guido Zibordi Marchesi, 78 cards, 70x120 mm....
From the German Tarot tradition, a 78 cards deck illustrated with mythology themed scenes. What is the timeless feeling of November 1st? While the world turns, and turns to winter, the distance between the obvious and the sacred thins and fades. By the art of Giuliano Costa, a laughing and...
Let’s discover the old cartomancy, when people used to divine using playing cards. Sometimes they were very normal playing cards, but other times, they were outstanding decks, illustrated with scenes and artwork of everyday life, like the Folk Cards of Destiny. The original deck is from the renowned printer Dondorf...
A deck full of mysteries and sudden flashes of clarity that illuminate our intuition like a spotlight focusing on a dancer dancing in the darkness. As Luigi Pirandello said: 'Life is full of strange absurdities, which, strangely enough, do not even need to appear plausible, because they are true'. Sometimes...
