The Rider Waite Tarot

By Arthur E. Waite, illustrated by Pamela Coleman-Smith

Published by U.S .Games

The first deck to have illustrated pip cards. Ideal beginner’s deck. Different variations of this deck  are available.

The Universal Waite Tarot

Re-coloured by Mary Hanson Roberts

Published by U.S. Games

Softer colouring and more details.

The Original Rider Waite

By Arthur E. Waite and Pamela Coleman-Smith

Published by U.S .Games

1916 edition with original pale colouring

Universal Tarot

By Roberto de Angelis

Published by Lo Scarabeo

RWS clone with an Italian Renaissance theme

The Sharman-Caselli Deck

By Juliet Sharman-Burke and illustrator Giovanni Caselli

Published by Connections

Ideal beginners’ deck with gentle artwork and inspiring images

Housewives Tarot

Published by Quirk Books

Kitsch 1950s style deck; fun and pretty wacky in places; suitable for any type of humorous Desperate Housewives reading!

Tarot of the New Vision

By Gianluca Castaro & Petro Alligo

Published by Lo Scarabeo

Based on the Rider Waite but with a 180 degree change of perspective; see what the Magician is looking at or what the person in the 8 of Chalices is leaving behind. Fascinating new ideas and images.

Crowley’s Toth Deck

By Aleister Crowley, illustrated by Frieda Harris

Published by U.S. Games

A striking deck by famous Occultist

 and Golden Dawn member; one of

the few classic decks available today.