Untold Tarot presents historic styles of reading little known in the modern era. It teaches traditional ways of reading used for pre-twentieth-century decks, drawing upon older cartomantic arts such as blending and pairing cards, reading lines, and following "line of sight" to piece together untold stories according to the direction in which the characters are facing. The book also includes a selection of card spreads drawn from traditional French and Italian sources, plus methods of reading cards based on the author's own extensive research.
TAROT by PIERRE CHEMINADE
Serravalle-Sesia 1742, Italy
$64.00
limited edition of 1500 copies
Pierre Cheminade published this Tarot in 1742 at Serravalle-Sesia in Piedmont, in northern Italy. The deck packaging includes a traditional wrapping "envelope", which is a reproduction of one that the card maker used during his stay in Marseilles. The Dolphins used in the crest point to the local French roots of this fine card maker. Today, the only known copy of this Tarot is being kept at the British Museum in London. A rare find, perfect for the Tarot collector.
Specs
- Historic Reproduction realized by Yves Reynaud and Wilfried Houdouin of Tarot De Marseille Heritage
- limited Edition of 1,500 copies
- Original package wrapper
- 80 cards + 2 presentation cards (English and French)
- Cards Measure 4 1/2 2 7/16
Publishers
TarotArts is proud to represent Tarot of Marseilles Heritage in the United States.
Yves Reynaud and Wilfried Houdouin launched Tarot of Marseilles Heritage to protect and promote the heritage of the traditional Marseilles Tarot. They publish limited edition facsimiles of the most beautiful historical Tarots of Marseilles, housed in the most prestigious intuitions and private collections around the world. Meticulous detail is applied including respecting the size and the design on backs of the cards. Some of these Tarots originate in the city of Marseilles. Others come from regions around Marseilles where the the graphic and symbolic qualities of these tarots flourished for centuries.