When I did my post on BIPOC Pagan and occult authors, I did Google for Tarot decks, but I did not find much. The amazing @revolutionary_mystic on Instagram has compiled a list of BIPOC Tarot creators.
Dust II Onyx @dust2onyxtarot
Next World Tarot @croadcore
The Star-Spinner Tarot @trungles
The Sibyls Oraculum, Hoodoo Tarot @tayannahleemcquillar
Flora and Fauna of Africa Deck, Afro tarot @jessijumanji
Akamara @akamaratarot
A Deck for Wonder Walking @amytwon
Kaleidadope tarot @krystal.banner @kaleidadope
Shrine of the Black Medusa @crochetypoet
Black Gold Lenormand @grandmababyapothecary
Botan Tarot Deck @amiyakom
Adinkra Ancestral Guidance Cards @toolsforlivingba
Afro Goddess Oracle Deck @art.goddess.drea
The Melanated Classic Tarot @oubria and @blaquepenn_comix
@auntykstarot – Queer Lakota Tarot
The Gentle Tarot – Indigenous Tarot deck from Alaska
Mētztli | They/them (@revolutionary_mystic) currently has a Kickstarter for a new Tarot deck
BIPOC YouTube creators
Please add more BIPOC Tarot and YouTube creators and artists in the comments!
Dowsing for Divinity 
I highly recommend the Afro Goddess Tarot Arcanas Deck by @art.goddess.drea. The deck is pure class: beautiful imagery, sturdy cardstock, magnetic box, and a red velvet pouch. It’s so gorgeous. Speedy shipping was a bonus. I’m going back for the Oracle deck!
However, buyer beware of oubria.com! Still haven’t received either the deck or my refund. This seller ignores customer emails and refused to do a prompt refund after 2 months I had to file a claim wth PayPal. Still waiting on my money. Don’t get scammed. Support ethical businesses, regardless of race.
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Sorry to hear that you never even got a refund.
There’s also companies out there pretending to be Black-owned, but they are not. That is worrying.
Thanks for the recommendation of the Afro Goddess deck.
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