Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg — Free Online Reading
Painted in exquisite Palekh lacquer-miniature style by Yury Shakov (1937–1989), a Russian master so precise he used a single-hair brush and a magnifying glass. Commissioned by Stuart Kaplan, it was Shakov's last work — he passed away before completing it. His oval black-field compositions evoke Fabergé eggs and Orthodox icons.
- 78 cards
- 100+ spreads available
- Themes: Business, Relationships, Health
- 78 cards · 100+ spreads
Sample cards
The Fool
The Magician
The High Priestess
The Empress
How a free Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg reading works
Sign in, choose Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg, pick a spread, shuffle, and place each card on the board. Reveal the layout to receive a streamed Gemini AI interpretation in several languages. Your first reading session is free — no payment card required.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I do a free Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg reading online?
Yes. Every new Tarot Mania account receives one complimentary reading session. Choose Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg, lay any supported spread, and get an AI interpretation at no charge.
Which spreads work with Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg?
Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg supports the spreads available for this deck in the app — including Celtic Cross and author layouts where applicable — with position tooltips as you place each card.
Do I need to install an app for Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg?
No. Read with Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg in your browser on Tarot Mania. Sign in, start your free session, and shuffle online.
What is Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg?
Painted in exquisite Palekh lacquer-miniature style by Yury Shakov (1937–1989), a Russian master so precise he used a single-hair brush and a magnifying glass. Commissioned by Stuart Kaplan, it was Shakov's last work — he passed away before completing it. His oval black-field compositions evoke Fabergé eggs and Orthodox icons.
How many cards and spreads does Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg have?
Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg has 78 cards. On Tarot Mania you can lay it in 100+ spreads, from a quick three-card draw to the Celtic Cross.
Where can I read what the cards in Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg mean?
Every card has its own meaning page, for example The Fool, The Magician, The High Priestess. Open any card to read its interpretation for love, career and spiritual guidance.
Card meanings for Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg
Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg follows the classic tarot structure, so each card carries the traditional meanings for love, career and spiritual guidance. Open a card to read it in depth:
