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Labyrinthos Academy sells independently published tarot decks, oracle and Lenormand decks, and tarot workbooks and journals, with listed prices from $45 to $55 USD. The catalog is small and curated rather than a general marketplace, so you are choosing between a handful of specific decks and study tools rather than browsing hundreds of options. Availability varies: at least one item is listed as sold out, so check stock before deciding.

Tarot decks

These are the tarot decks listed on the site, with the descriptions and prices shown:

If you want a small, portable deck with decorative edges, Velvet Moon is the cheapest of the three and the only one described as miniature. If you prefer a modern, minimal look and a non-paper card material, Golden Thread is the one described as printed on recycled plastic. If you want a deck tied to a specific reading framework (elements, tree of life, Golden Dawn), Arcana Iris Sacra is the one that explains its structure in the listing.

Oracle and Lenormand decks

• Seventh Sphere Astrology Oracle — $45 USD. Astrology oracle deck with blue holographic detailing and edges, full-bleed illustrations.
• Seventh Sphere Lenormand Deck — $45 USD. Modern Lenormand deck with rose gold detailing and edges, bright full-bleed illustrations.

These are not tarot decks. If you already read tarot and want a different system, Lenormand uses its own card meanings and reading style, and the astrology oracle is built around astrological correspondences rather than the 78-card tarot structure.

Workbooks and journals

• Tarot Journal and Workbook — $55 USD. Described as a guide to building your own understanding of the tarot, covering the 78 cards and the elements, and comes with a tarot journal, a spread compendium, and reference sheets. This item is listed as sold out.

This is the only study supply in the current listing. It is aimed at someone who wants to write their own card interpretations rather than follow a fixed reference, and it bundles three components rather than being a single book.

How to decide

• Buying your first deck: the three tarot decks differ mainly in art style and card material, not in structure — all are tarot decks. Pick based on whether you want miniature and decorative (Velvet Moon), minimal and durable-feeling (Golden Thread), or framework-driven (Arcana Iris Sacra).
• Adding a second system: the Lenormand and astrology oracle decks are the options here, both at $45.
• Studying rather than collecting: the Tarot Journal and Workbook is the only listed study product, but confirm it is back in stock before planning around it.
• Budget: the range is narrow — $45 to $55 — so price is unlikely to be the deciding factor between items.

Before you order

Check the product page for current stock, since sold-out status is shown per item. Prices and availability above reflect the listings as published; confirm them at checkout. The site also offers a free app for readings and card-meaning practice, which is separate from the physical products and can be used to sample the decks digitally before buying.

Labyrinthos Academy is an online tarot school that bundles three things onto one site: a free tarot app for iOS and Android, self-paced online lessons with sample digital decks, and a shop selling independently published tarot decks, oracle and Lenormand decks, workbooks, and journals. You reach each one from the same homepage — the app through the Apple and Android download links, lessons through the "Download Labyrinthos Tarot" and workbook sections, and the shop through "Shop Tarot Supplies" or "View All Products."

The three main entry points

Getting the free app and lessons

The app is the fastest way in if you want to start reading immediately. The site describes it as offering free tarot readings and card-meaning practice, with the stated goal of building enough confidence to give readings in real life. Download it from the Apple iOS or Android link on the homepage.

If you'd rather learn the system first, the lessons section lets you sample digital versions of Labyrinthos decks while working through simple lessons. The workbooks and journals are pitched as self-paced guides toward your own understanding of the cards — the tarot workbook covers the 78 cards and the elements, and comes with a tarot journal, a spread compendium, and reference sheets.

What's in the shop

The shop carries Labyrinthos's own independently published decks and study materials. Prices shown on the site at the time of writing:

• Tarot of the Velvet Moon — $47 USD. Folk-art-inspired miniature deck, bold colors, gold metallic ink, holographic gold edges.
• Golden Thread Tarot Deck — $55 USD. Minimalist iconographic deck, gold foil on matte recycled plastic.
• Seventh Sphere Astrology Oracle — $45 USD. Astrology oracle deck with blue holographic detailing and full-bleed illustrations.
• Tarot Journal and Workbook — $55 USD, listed as sold out. Journal, spread compendium, and reference sheets covering the 78 cards and elements.
• Arcana Iris Sacra Tarot Deck — $55 USD. Gilded-edge deck built on color symbolism, the tree of life, and the Golden Dawn tradition; four colors for the four elements plus a rainbow for universal energy.
• Seventh Sphere Lenormand Deck — $45 USD. Modern Lenormand with rose gold detailing and edges.

Use "View All Products" for the full catalog. Note that the workbook is currently marked sold out, so check back or look for a restock notice before planning a purchase around it.

Free guides by email

The mailing list signup delivers a free three-part email series covering keywords, suit correspondences, and numerology basics. It's a low-commitment way to test whether the site's teaching style suits you before buying a workbook or deck.

Beyond tarot

The blog extends past tarot into other divination topics — for example, a featured article on the third aett of the Elder Futhark runes, covering divinity, mastery, and oneness. If runes, Lenormand, or astrology are what you're after, the shop and blog both carry material for them, not just tarot.

Yes. Labyrinthos Academy provides free tarot lessons, free tarot readings, and downloadable digital decks through its website and mobile app. The free material is designed for self-paced learning: you can study card meanings, practice with readings, and sample digital versions of the decks before deciding whether to buy physical products. Paid items — decks, workbooks, and journals — are sold separately and are not required to use the free lessons or readings.

What you can get for free

The site describes the app as a way to "get readings, practice card meanings to help you get started," and to "build confidence to give readings in real life." The lessons are framed as "simple online lessons" you can work through at your own pace, and the digital decks let you study with the card imagery before committing to a purchase.

How to start learning for free

1. Download the app. Choose the iOS or Android version from the links on the site. Use it to pull readings and drill card meanings.
2. Work through the online lessons. The site's lesson section is built for self-paced study, so you can move at whatever speed suits you.
3. Download a digital deck. Sampling a digital version lets you learn the card structure and artwork while you study.
4. Sign up for the email series. The free 3-part guide covers keywords, suit correspondences, and numerology basics — a compact foundation for reading.

Expected result: after working through the lessons and practicing in the app, you should be able to recognize card meanings and interpret basic spreads well enough to practice readings on your own.

What is not free

The physical products are paid and listed with prices on the site:

• Tarot of the Velvet Moon — $47 USD
• Golden Thread Tarot Deck — $55 USD
• Seventh Sphere Astrology Oracle — $45 USD
• Tarot Journal and Workbook — $55 USD
• Arcana Iris Sacra Tarot Deck — $55 USD
• Seventh Sphere Lenormand Deck — $45 USD

The Tarot Journal and Workbook is listed as sold out at the time of the source material. None of these purchases are needed to access the free app, lessons, digital decks, or email series.

Common snags

• The free readings are practice tools, not professional consultations. The app is positioned to help you build confidence for real-life readings, so treat its output as study material.
• Digital decks are samples, not the full physical product. They are meant for learning while you decide on a purchase.
• The email series is a fixed 3-part sequence. If you want broader coverage, combine it with the app and online lessons rather than relying on the emails alone.

If your goal is to learn tarot without spending anything, the app plus the online lessons plus the email series cover the essentials. Buy a deck or workbook only if you want a physical study companion or prefer learning from printed cards.

Labyrinthos Academy covers tarot as its main subject, but its materials also extend to Lenormand, astrology, and runes. The clearest evidence is on the site itself: the excerpt mentions "Tarot, lenormand and astrology workbooks," the shop lists a Seventh Sphere Lenormand Deck and a Seventh Sphere Astrology Oracle, and the blog features an article on "The Third Aett of the Elder Futhark" (runes). If you are looking for a single place to study tarot alongside these related systems, the site's lessons, decks, and workbooks are organized around that broader scope.

Topics Covered Beyond Tarot

Lenormand

Lenormand is a separate card-reading system, distinct from tarot in deck structure and reading style. Labyrinthos Academy addresses it in two visible ways:

• A dedicated deck: The Seventh Sphere Lenormand Deck is listed in the shop, described as "a modern Lenormand deck featuring rose gold detailing, rose gold edges, and bright colorful full-bleed illustrations."
• Workbook coverage: The site's excerpt states that its workbooks cover "Tarot, lenormand and astrology," positioning Lenormand as a study topic rather than only a product.

Astrology

Astrology appears as both a study subject and a product category:

• Workbooks: Astrology is named alongside tarot and Lenormand in the workbook description.
• An oracle deck: The Seventh Sphere Astrology Oracle is described as "an enchanting astrology oracle deck featuring blue holographic detailing and edges, with calming and minimal full-bleed illustrations."

Note that this is an astrology-themed oracle deck, not a full astrology course. The site's own framing places astrology within its workbook and supply offerings.

Runes

Runes appear through the blog rather than the shop or workbook listings. The featured article "The Third Aett of the Elder Futhark: Divinity, Mastery, and Oneness" is tagged under "3rd Aett, runes." This indicates that runic content, specifically the Elder Futhark, is part of the site's editorial coverage. The excerpt does not show a rune-specific deck or workbook, so runes currently appear as blog content rather than a core product line.

How These Topics Are Delivered

The table reflects only what the provided page evidence supports. Where a cell says "not specified" or "not shown," the source material does not confirm coverage.

What This Means for a Learner

If your goal is to study tarot with room to explore adjacent systems, Labyrinthos Academy's structure supports that in these ways:

• Tarot is the deepest offering: free app, online lessons, a 3-part email series (Keywords, Suit Correspondences, Numerology Basics), workbooks, and the largest deck selection.
• Lenormand and astrology are supported at the product and workbook level: you can buy a deck and a workbook that covers them, but the excerpt does not show dedicated free lessons or app modules for these topics.
• Runes are covered editorially: the blog is the visible channel for rune content, so expect articles rather than a structured course based on the available evidence.

If you want a structured course in Lenormand, astrology, or runes specifically, the page evidence does not confirm that Labyrinthos Academy offers one. What it does confirm is that these topics appear in its workbooks, shop, and blog alongside its tarot curriculum.

Labyrinthos Academy is an online tarot school that combines free digital learning tools with independently published tarot decks and physical study supplies. It suits anyone who wants to learn tarot, Lenormand, or astrology at their own pace — whether through a mobile app, downloadable lessons, or printed workbooks and journals. The site also sells its own deck designs and accessories, so it functions as both a classroom and a shop.

What Labyrinthos Academy Offers

The site describes itself as an online tarot school for witches and wizards, built around self-discovery and personal growth. Its offerings fall into three main areas:

• Free tarot apps and readings — available for both iOS and Android, letting you get readings and practice card meanings.
• Online lessons and digital samples — simple lessons that let you sample digital versions of the decks while you learn.
• Physical supplies — independently published decks, workbooks, journals, and reference materials.

The learning content isn't limited to tarot. The site also covers Lenormand and astrology, with workbooks and journals designed to guide you toward your own understanding of each system.

Learning Tools

Free App and Email Course

The free app is positioned as a way to get readings, practice card meanings, and build confidence to give readings in real life. Alongside it, the site offers a free 3-part email series covering:

• Keywords
• Suit correspondences
• Numerology basics

You sign up to the mailing list to receive it. This is a low-commitment entry point if you're new and want structured starting material before buying anything.

Workbooks and Journals

For learners who prefer physical study, the Tarot Journal and Workbook is described as a way to build a deep, personal connection with the cards. It covers the 78 cards and the elements, and comes with a tarot journal, a spread compendium, and reference sheets. Note that this item is listed as sold out on the page.

Decks and Supplies

The shop carries several independently published decks, each with a distinct visual approach:

Prices are as listed on the page and may change. The Arcana Iris Sacra deck uses four colors to represent the four elements and a rainbow for universal energy, which the site presents as a simple framework for reading.

Who It's For

Labyrinthos Academy fits you if:

• You want to learn tarot, Lenormand, or astrology with free or low-cost digital starting points.
• You prefer self-paced study rather than scheduled classes.
• You're interested in modern witchcraft and self-exploration as a framing for tarot practice.
• You want to buy decks and study materials from the same source that teaches the system.

It's less suited if you're looking for live instruction, one-on-one mentorship, or certification — the page describes lessons, apps, and supplies, not accredited coursework.

Getting Started

1. Download the free app for iOS or Android to get readings and practice card meanings.
2. Sign up for the mailing list to receive the free 3-part email series on keywords, suit correspondences, and numerology.
3. Sample the digital decks through the online lessons before deciding whether to buy a physical deck.
4. Browse the shop if you want a workbook, journal, or deck to support ongoing study.

The blog also publishes articles on related topics, such as runes — for example, a piece on the third aett of the Elder Futhark — so there's ongoing reading material beyond the core tarot lessons.