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Deva Tarot
There's an extra suit, Triax, in this large tarot deck. The Deva Tarot cards show finely detailed paintings, surrounded by a thick greyish border and multi-lingual titles.
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Eclectic Tarot
The Eclectic Tarot is a 78-card Austrian deck, published in 1986. The artist used an eclectic mix of tarot traditions for inspiration, and his major arcana have detailed and vivid scenes, while the minors have suit elements arranged in geometric patterns.
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Egorov Tarot
The Egorov Tarot is a self-titled Tarot from Russian artist, Alexander Egorov, and published in Austria. The card imagery is Rider-Waite-styled and they have titles in English, German and French.
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Tarot de Marseille (Piatnik)
This Tarot de Marseille, published by Piatnik, is very traditional in its wood-cut reproductions coloured with slightly muted blues and reds on a cream background.
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Tarot Piatnik Wien
The Piatnik Wien Tarot has rather extraordinary bright colours and textured patterns making up its partly historical and partly modern Tarot scenes. The minor cards are French style, and have arranged pips on the numbered cards.
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