Tarot

The valleys between Tuscany and Lazio were home to the Etruscans, a society that rivaled that of ancient Greece and significantly influenced the mighty Roman civilization. In dry, lifeless tombs, remnants of a 3,000-year-old civilization remained untouched and still.

Where the ocean laps the earth, there live the mermaids. Homer sang of the beauty of these Spirits, and the danger that their transcendent loveliness held for the sheer folly of man.

The Tarot of Ramses has evolved from the numerous and fascinating decks of Egyptian inspiration. It abandons the symbolic alphabet for a more classical, detailed reproduction, and a more immediate interpretation using the rituals and esoteric formulae of the greatest and most famous Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt. 78 cards, 66x120mm

78 delightfully illustrated card complete with divining instructions.

The Bulgarian illustrators Iassen Ghiuselev (the major arcana) and Atanas Atanassov (the minor arcana) were inspired by the great Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci in creating this deck which, through the immortal images of the Italian artist, has a profound symbolic and artistic significance.

This is one of the most appreciated cartomancy decks: its 36 figures have a great fascination born from the suggestive power of the symbols.

Illustrated with scenes from the daily life of a modern Pagan or Wicca.

The Druids - a caste of wise and religious guides who believed in reincarnation and a strong relationship with the forces of nature - were the leading representatives of the Celtic people. These pagan elements are combined here with the symbology of the Tarot.

These Tarots are the result of complex, in-depth research undertaken by Roberto Negrini, an expert on the Book of Thoth and its evolution. The painter Andrea Serio has transposed the results of this amazing work by Negrini onto the illustrations, in an effective synthesis of art and magic.

The antique deck of Charles VI, commonly known as the Estensi (Este Duchy) Tarot, is proposed here in its entirety, thanks to careful, in-depth historical and artistic research.

This Tarot has nine lives, just like cats. Simple and fun, a little irreverent but still faithful to the traditional symbols.

This tarot blends magic with the everyday through nature's variety, which reveals the vibrations of life in all living things.

Images interlaced with fairy tales and stories. Symbols that carry the fragrance of far-off lands, incense, and spices.

Each aspect of our lives can be thought of as a journey, an opening, a door. Love, rancour, friendship, success, failure, birth, death…

The definitive guide to the French cartomancy tradition. The images of Madame Lenormand lead you into a universe of symbols and depictions capable of evoking the everyday and connecting it to the magic that surrounds us. The cards permit the future to be revealed.

Orishas: divinities and myths from an ancient magic, transformed through time and continents and still alive today. This Tarot opens a connection with the beneficial and natural forces that can be drawn upon for cures, meditations or rituals. The divinities of the Brazilian Santeria unite with the Tarot archetypes with surprising ease.

The Universal Goddess Tarot depicts 78 goddesses from cultures around the world, each representing an aspect of women, nature and the divine.Divination using tools such as Tarot Cards, help to bring higher guidance and advice into our lives and brings to the surface information that is hidden or not immediately obvious to us.

The first tarot deck inspired by Madame Lenormand, the most famous cartomant in history.