Cagliostro Tarot   

First published in Italy in 1912, the Cagliostro Tarot has illustrated majors and playing-card like minors. The deck has a strong astrological connection and each card has a corresponding celestial symbol. The cards are reversible and the suits are Clubs, Hearts, Spades and Diamonds.

Camino de Santiago Tarot   

The Camino de Santiago Tarot is a majors-only deck of 22 cards from Spain, based around the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. It has recognisable Tarot imagery, and is titled in Spanish.

Canje's Cartomancy in Collage   

An unpublished project deck with cards of collage artwork. Canje's Cartomancy in Collage is based on a normal set of playing cards, with suits of hearts, clubs, diamonds and spades.

Caracol Tarot   

The Caracol Tarot: A Womyn's Way is based on women's spirituality. The 23 major arcana cards are aspects of the Goddess, while the minor arcana are a journey through the stages of a women's life, from birth to death. There are 14 numbered suit cards in the minors, and three royal court cards. The deck is in progress, and soon to be seeking a publisher.

Cards of Alchemy   

Designed for personal development and transformation, the Cards of Alchemy are a fifty card set based on the ancient concepts of alchemy. Created by Raymond Buckland, well-known Wiccan and author of numerous books on Wicca and magick.

Carnivale Tarot   

The Carnivale Tarot is a 78 card deck, created for the HBO television show, Carnivale. It was created in a rush by a design company lacking in tarot knowledge, and has uninspired masked faces with differing decorations on each card rather than any imagery relating to the television series.

Cartouche Cards   

The Cartouche Cards are an ancient divination system using Egyptian and other mythology, with simple illustrations and only 25 cards in the deck. Now out of print and difficult to obtain.

Carvin Rinehart Tarot   

An original black and white photographic tarot-in-progress, the Carvin Rinehart Tarot uses images of people and scenes photographed by the artist.

Cary-Yale Visconti Tarot   

The Cary-Yale Visconti Tarot is a faithful reproduction of an original Italian fifteenth century tarot deck. The deck has the 67 cards that are still in existence in Yale University's Cary Collection of Playing Cards, plus recreations for 19 missing cards. This Visconti deck is also unusual because it has male and female Knights and Pages in the court cards.

Cat Wisdom Cards   

The Cat Wisdom oracle deck has 45 extremely cute cards with a keyword next to studio photos of fluffy kittens in various poses. The companion booklet has light inspirational advice.

Cat's Eye Tarot   

The Cat's Eye Tarot is by a feline veterinarian, a person very familiar with cats, their habits and personalities. These cats are very natural and real, and yet have been beautifully adapted to Tarot cards. Unfortunately the deck is still in progress and is not yet available.

Celestial Tarot   

The Celestial Tarot is from the author of the Spiral Tarot, Kay Steventon. The pretty, non-traditional images directly associate astrology, the planets, and the constellations with the 78 Tarot cards. Twenty-two majors are zodiacal constellations and ten planets (Pluto is counted as a planet) of astrology. Each minor suit is associated with an astrological element of fire, earth, air and water. The system includes Golden Dawn decanates, astrology, astronomy, myth and symbolism. Now available with a companion book as well as a standalone deck.

Celtic Dragon Tarot   

Dragons are the theme of this deck and they appear on every card in the Celtic Dragon Tarot, with or without humans. The scenes are traditional tarot with a few changes - Swords are associated with Fire and Wands with Air.

Celtic Oracle   

The Celtic Oracle is a box set designed to look like an old book. It holds two types of 20 very small cards, some with Celtic symbols, some with quotes, plus a calendar and a very basic informational book.

Celtic Oracle   

The Celtic Oracle is a re-issue of the Celtic Shaman's Pack. It uses the same book text as before, but the cards don't use Chesca Potter's art, and instead have very different artwork created by a variety of artists.