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Types of Tarot Decks

Have you ever wondered how many types of Tarot decks exist and which one suits you best? Tarot reading is a fascinating art, and the type of deck you choose can deeply influence your connection and interpretation of the cards.<br>There are various types of Tarot decks available, each with its own symbolism and artistic style. The most popular one is the Rider-Waite Tarot deck, known for its classic imagery and beginner-friendly nature. If you love rich artwork and historical symbolism,

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Types of Tarot Decks

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  1. Types of Tarot Decks

  2. Types of Tarot Decks: A Complete Guide for Beginners and Enthusiasts Tarot cards have fascinated people for centuries — from mystic and healers to modern-day seekers of self-awareness. Whether you use them for divination, meditation, or simply to understand your inner self, the type of tarot deck you choose plays a big role in your reading experience. In this blog, we’ll explore the different types of tarot decks, their meanings, and how to choose the one that resonates most with you. 1. Rider–Waite Tarot Deck (The Classic Choice) The Rider–Waite Tarot Deck is the most famous and widely used tarot deck in the world. Created by artist Pamela Colman Smith under the guidance of Arthur Edward Waite in 1909, it’s the go-to choice for beginners. Why It’s Popular: Clear and easy-to-understand symbolism Bright and expressive illustrations Perfect for learning basic tarot meanings

  3. Best For: Beginners, students, and anyone starting their tarot journey. 2. Thoth Tarot Deck (The Deep Thinker) Designed by Aleister Crowley and painted by Lady Frieda Harris, th Thoth Tarot Deck is full of esoteric symbols, astrological signs, an mystical meanings. What Makes It Unique: More abstract and symbolic artwork Deep connection to Kabbalah and alchemy Encourages intuitive and analytical readings Best For: Advanced readers who love exploring spiritual philosophies. 3. Marseille Tarot Deck (The Traditional Beauty) The Tarot de Marseille is one of the oldest and most traditional tarot decks. Its art style is simple yet rich in meaning, and it forms the foundation for many modern decks. What You’ll Notice: Medieval European artwork Major Arcana has strong symbolic focus Minor Arcana uses pip-style cards (like playing cards) Best For: Readers who appreciate traditional tarot history and symbolism.

  4. Oracle and Angel Decks (Beyond the Tarot) Though not strictly “tarot,” Oracle and Angel decks are often used in similar ways. They don’t follow the 78-card tarot structure, and messages are usually more direct and uplifting. Why People Love Them: Simple, positive, and intuitive Ideal for daily guidance and affirmations Often themed around angels, spirit animals, or healing Best For: Anyone seeking gentle guidance or spiritual messages. Themed or Modern Tarot Decks In today’s world, tarot has evolved! You’ll find decks inspired by everything — from astrology and crystals to pop culture and feminism. Examples: The Modern Witch Tarot (empowering modern visuals) The Wild Unknown Tarot (minimal and nature-based) The Light Seer’s Tarot (colorful and emotional art) Best For: Readers who love personal expression and modern aesthetics.

  5. How to Choose the Right Tarot Deck Choosing a deck is a personal and intuitive decision. Here are a few tips: ✨ Go with your gut — pick the deck that visually and emotionally attracts you. ✨ Read the guidebook or card meanings to see if they resonate. ✨ Don’t be afraid to experiment — every deck offers a unique energy. Final Thoughts Tarot decks are more than just cards — they’re mirrors that reflect your inner world. Whether you connect with the classic Rider–Waite, the mystical Thoth, or a modern intuitive deck, each one has its own magic to offer. So, next time you shuffle your cards, remember — the power isn’t just in the deck, it’s in the reader.

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