Rider-Waite Tarot Deck
U.S. Games Systems · 1971
78 cards · Instruction booklet
The standard U.S. Games edition of the 1909 drawings, keeping Smith's hand-lettered titles and a scene on every minor card.
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Harris's Art Deco paintings with their Egyptian, Kabbalistic and astrological symbols. This edition is close to standard tarot size; a Large edition is sold too.
Designed by Aleister Crowley and painted by Lady Frieda Harris between 1938 and 1943, then published in 1969, after both had died. Its imagery is dense with astrology and Kabbalah, and several trumps carry different names from the Rider–Waite–Smith, so it rewards study more than a quick draw.
For readers drawn to dense symbolism. The Thoth rewards study, with its astrology, its Kabbalah and several renamed trumps, so most readers come to it after learning another deck.
Every card in this deck has a page of its own on Familiar: the picture, the upright and reversed readings, and what it asks in love and in work. Start with the Major Arcana.
U.S. Games Systems · 1971
78 cards · Instruction booklet
The standard U.S. Games edition of the 1909 drawings, keeping Smith's hand-lettered titles and a scene on every minor card.
U.S. Games Systems · 2003
78 cards · Instruction booklet
Smith's drawings in a brighter palette, with soft shading in place of her heavy black outlines and a star-filled deep blue back.
Sterling Ethos · 2019
78 cards · 56-page hardcover guidebook
The traditional cards redrawn with a diverse modern cast, current fashion and everyday witchcraft, in bright contemporary illustration.
Hay House · 2019
78 cards · Full guidebook
The Rider–Waite–Smith archetypes recast as modern, relatable figures, with a guidebook that reads every card through its light and its shadow side.