My PEI location closes November 21 as I prepare for my move to Southwestern Ontario.
Most modern Tarot decks follow the Rider–Waite–Smith (RWS) system, which uses illustrated scenes to help readers understand the symbolism and meanings of the cards. The Marseille tradition is an older style, generally featuring simpler numbered suit cards rather than fully illustrated scenes. For beginners, an RWS-based deck is often easier to learn with, particularly when following Tarot books and introductory courses. All five decks feature the traditional 78-card Tarot structure, with 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana cards.
The Steampunk Tarot (RWS): Step into a world of Victorian intrigue, clockwork machinery, alchemy, and adventure. With dramatic, richly detailed artwork, this 78-card deck offers a captivating interpretation of traditional Tarot symbolism. Its companion guide provides card meanings and reading techniques, making it suitable for beginners who enjoy exploring imagery as well as experienced readers drawn to its unconventional style.
Yuletide Tarot (RWS with renamed suits): Celebrate the magic of Yule, winter traditions, and the return of the light. This enchanting 78-card deck replaces traditional suits with Candles (Wands), Good Cheer (Cups), Canes (Swords), and Gifts (Pentacles). Its festive imagery and accompanying guidance make it a delightful choice for beginners, seasonal readings, and anyone who loves the magic of midwinter.
The Llewellyn Tarot (RWS): Journey into the mystical landscapes and ancient legends of Wales. Featuring beautiful watercolour artwork inspired by Celtic mythology, this 78-card deck combines familiar Tarot symbolism with figures and stories from Welsh tradition. Its companion book explores both card interpretations and mythology, making it especially appealing to beginners interested in Celtic spirituality, folklore, and traditional Tarot.
Starman Tarot (Contemporary RWS-inspired Tarot): Bold, visionary, and wonderfully unconventional, the Starman Tarot draws inspiration from the artist's creative collaboration with David Bowie. Its 78 cards blend sacred geometry, alchemy, mystical symbolism, and striking contemporary artwork. An extraordinary choice for intuitive readers, artists, and collectors. Beginners can certainly explore this deck, although its complex imagery may be more challenging than a traditional RWS deck.
Everyday Witch Tarot (RWS): Whimsical, welcoming, and filled with everyday magic, this delightful 78-card deck features witches, black cats, broomsticks, and charming illustrations. Traditional Tarot meanings are presented through approachable, modern imagery, while the full-colour guidebook helps readers build confidence in interpreting the cards. An especially lovely choice for beginners and anyone seeking a playful yet meaningful connection with Tarot.
Most modern Tarot decks follow the Rider–Waite–Smith (RWS) system, which uses illustrated scenes to help readers understand the symbolism and meanings of the cards. The Marseille tradition is an older style, generally featuring simpler numbered suit cards rather than fully illustrated scenes. For beginners, an RWS-based deck is often easier to learn with, particularly when following Tarot books and introductory courses. All five decks feature the traditional 78-card Tarot structure, with 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana cards.
The Steampunk Tarot (RWS): Step into a world of Victorian intrigue, clockwork machinery, alchemy, and adventure. With dramatic, richly detailed artwork, this 78-card deck offers a captivating interpretation of traditional Tarot symbolism. Its companion guide provides card meanings and reading techniques, making it suitable for beginners who enjoy exploring imagery as well as experienced readers drawn to its unconventional style.
Yuletide Tarot (RWS with renamed suits): Celebrate the magic of Yule, winter traditions, and the return of the light. This enchanting 78-card deck replaces traditional suits with Candles (Wands), Good Cheer (Cups), Canes (Swords), and Gifts (Pentacles). Its festive imagery and accompanying guidance make it a delightful choice for beginners, seasonal readings, and anyone who loves the magic of midwinter.
The Llewellyn Tarot (RWS): Journey into the mystical landscapes and ancient legends of Wales. Featuring beautiful watercolour artwork inspired by Celtic mythology, this 78-card deck combines familiar Tarot symbolism with figures and stories from Welsh tradition. Its companion book explores both card interpretations and mythology, making it especially appealing to beginners interested in Celtic spirituality, folklore, and traditional Tarot.
Starman Tarot (Contemporary RWS-inspired Tarot): Bold, visionary, and wonderfully unconventional, the Starman Tarot draws inspiration from the artist's creative collaboration with David Bowie. Its 78 cards blend sacred geometry, alchemy, mystical symbolism, and striking contemporary artwork. An extraordinary choice for intuitive readers, artists, and collectors. Beginners can certainly explore this deck, although its complex imagery may be more challenging than a traditional RWS deck.
Everyday Witch Tarot (RWS): Whimsical, welcoming, and filled with everyday magic, this delightful 78-card deck features witches, black cats, broomsticks, and charming illustrations. Traditional Tarot meanings are presented through approachable, modern imagery, while the full-colour guidebook helps readers build confidence in interpreting the cards. An especially lovely choice for beginners and anyone seeking a playful yet meaningful connection with Tarot.
