Historic Tarot Decks

A rare and beloved Jewel of the Italian Renaissance.   The Sola Busca Tarot is considered one of the most beautiful decks ever created.  The well-k...

A Stunning reproduction from famed publishers Il Meneghello. Besancon is the name given to a Marseilles style Tarot where the Popessa and Pope were...

In a word of Photoshoped perfection Il Menegenllo offers an alternative aesthetic.   The charm of the stunning Tarocco Marsiglia Svizzero lies in I...

Edoardo Dotti’s Milanese Tarot is one of the jewels of European Tarot production in the 19th century. Teodoro Dotti was a partner with the famous c...

“A flight of fancy, a jewel of creativity, a perfect stylistic exercise”- Gioradino Berit Around 1660, Italian engraver and creator of board games ...

The Miller Besancon Tarot is considered to be one of the most splendid Eighteenth-Century Tarot decks. It is believed that the religious figures on...

This beautiful Tarot, created around 1830, marks the beginning of the “Golden Age” of the Piedmontese Tarots. The Vergnano Tarot, although very sim...

Printed in Augsburg around 1750 by Johann Christoph Hes, this Marsigliese Tarot is an exciting chapter in the evolution of the Tarot. The Hes Tarot...

This is an Il Meneghello limited edition printing of the Italian Soprafino (very refined - super fine) Tarocco Deck. The deck was originally create...

The “Minchiate Etruria” deck was originally published in Florence around 1725, printed from copper plate etchings and hand coloured with water colo...

The Tarocchi del Mantegna, created at dawn of the renaissance, depicts an ordered, philosophical system traversing the human, Scientific, Spiritual...

The Tarocco Neoclassico was originally realized by the