Collection: Tarot & Oracle Cards

Affirmation, Oracle and Tarot cards

From women's circles to wellness retreats, tarot and oracle card decks are positively everywhere right now. And if you’ve ever tried to buy one of your own—because why wouldn’t you want to be your own fortune teller?—you’ll know that the number of options is super overwhelming. Starchild vs. Wild Unknown tarot. Angel cards. Decks emblazoned with crystals, spirit animals, goddesses, mantras. Like, where do you even start?

According to Desiree Lanz, a Los Angeles-based intuitive reader, channeler, and medium, it’s simple—if you feel drawn to a certain deck, that’s the right one for you. “Our intuition will lead us to themes and imagery that we resonate with, feel emotionally connected to and can benefit from,” she says. “It’s really just a matter of what we enjoy looking at, holding, and developing a working relationship with.”

The difference between tarot and oracle cards. Tarot follows a predictable structure: While you’ll find a lot of different tarot card designs, most decks based on the Rider-Waite system (the most common one today) contain the same 78 cards, with meanings that broadly remain consistent across all decks.

When we say “oracle cards,” however, we’re referring to pretty much every other type of spiritual card deck. With these, there are no rules. The number of cards, themes, artwork, and messaging usually varies widely from deck to deck.

Affirmation cards, are thoughtful first-person statements that encourage positive thinking, calm, and confidence. They help you ponder ideas that leave you with a feeling of more peace, calm, and clarity than before. Great for manifesting and practice.