Anima Antiqua Tarot Collection

One of the great masterpieces of the renowned 19th-century Italian tarot tradition, the Tarocco Sopraffino was originally printed in Milan by Ferd...

Originally printed in 1893 by renowned artist Giovanni Vacchetta (1863-1940), this deck is one of the great masterpieces of the 19th century. Now ...

This finely crafted deck came from the Italian town of Piacenza in 1875, a town that sits at the crossroads of three different tarot traditions: Mi...

Also known as the Tarot of Princesses, this is one of the most beautiful decks inspired by Etteilla, the 18th century French occultist who was one...

The Wienere Secession Deck: available in a new Limited Edition Anima Antiqua series from Lo Scarabeo. Originally prodcued in 1906. The designs by D...

The Beautiful Minchiate Al Cigno was originally produced by a manufacturer called Al Cigno around 1775 in Bologna, Italy.  Created for the card ga...

This one-of-a-kind item is a part of the Tarot de Besançon tradition - named after the French town where these types of cards first came to be. Cr...

The Anima Antiqua line continues its path of tarological archaeology by bringing to light another historical gem: this deck, printed in Tuscany aro...

Originally created in 1721, Tarocchino Montieri is one of the rarest tarot decks in the world after nearly all of the existing copies were burned ...

An incredibly rare Tarocchini deck, "To the Soldier" features the illustrations of the four Moors in place of the High Priestess, Empress, Emperor...

This finely crafted deck came from northwest Italy in 1830, an area deeply rooted in esoteric tradition. Based on the Marseille Tarot, this deck wa...