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...
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A Stunning reproduction from famed publishers Il Meneghello. Besancon is the name given to a Marseilles style Tarot where the Popessa and Pope were...
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In a word of Photoshoped perfection Il Menegenllo offers an alternative aesthetic. The charm of the stunning Tarocco Marsiglia Svizzero lies in I...
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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...
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“A flight of fancy, a jewel of creativity, a perfect stylistic exercise”- Gioradino Berit Around 1660, Italian engraver and creator of board games ...
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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...
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This beautiful Tarot, created around 1830, marks the beginning of the “Golden Age” of the Piedmontese Tarots. The Vergnano Tarot, although very sim...
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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...
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This is an Il Meneghello limited edition printing of the Italian Soprafino (very refined - super fine) Tarocco Deck. The deck was originally create...
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The “Minchiate Etruria” deck was originally published in Florence around 1725, printed from copper plate etchings and hand coloured with water colo...
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The Tarocchi del Mantegna, created at dawn of the renaissance, depicts an ordered, philosophical system traversing the human, Scientific, Spiritual...
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The Tarocco Neoclassico was originally realized by the printer Ferdinando Gummpenberg in Milan in 1810. This deck is also know as the Tarocco Milan...
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Immerse yourself in Milan of the 1400s with this beautiful il Mengehello handmade reproduction of the Visconti Sforza Deck. It took a few more cen...
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An absolutely stunning display of lavish gold foil and exquisite Renaissance art, this deck is pure magic and mystery! The shimmering gold reflect...
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Minchiate decks are estimated to date back to the sixteenth century. The game of Minchiate was very popular in Florence and throughout Italy even ...
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Originally printed in 1893 by renowned artist Giovanni Vacchetta (1863-1940), this deck is one of the great masterpieces of the 19th century. Now ...
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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 ...
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One of the great masterpieces of the renowned 19th-century Italian tarot tradition, the Tarocco Sopraffino was originally printed in Milan by Ferd...
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The Wienere Secession Deck: available in a new Limited Edition Anima Antiqua series from Lo Scarabeo. Originally prodcued in 1906. The designs by D...
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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...
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This complete 86-card Cary-Yale Visconti Tarocchi deck includes facsimile reproductions of 67 extant 15th century cards, plus 19 cards recreated t...
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This new edition presents an 80-card deck with expanded guidebook in a deluxe, hinged box. The 60-page guidebook, by Stuart R. Kaplan, features co...
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A premium presentation of the Visconti di Modrone Tarot form Lo Scarabeo. The deck features 89 cards, which includes the surviving cards and schola...
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The Tarot masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance The Sola Busca Tarot is based on one of the Oldest Known Tarot Decks, originally created in the ...
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