Elegant 78-card deck illustrated by Giorgio Trevisan, inspired by the Ferrara Renaissance tradition. Published by Lo Scarabeo in 2006 and also issued within Salvat’s Claves y Secretos del Tarot series. Includes the 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana with refined miniature-style artwork.

Details
🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo, Torino (2006)
🔹 Artist: Giorgio Trevisan
🔹 Complete deck: 78 cards (bilingual titles)
🔹 Card size: ~6.5 × 11.5 cm
🔹 Condition: Cards excellent; tuck box shows light shelf wear (see photos)
🔹 Bonus: PDF guidebook (EN/FR/ES) sent via email after purchase

💡📚 Claves y Secretos del Tarot, launched in Spain by Salvat in 2003, was a serialized collection combining tarot knowledge with collectible decks. Sold weekly in kiosks, each fascicle offered lessons on spreads, archetypes, and history, along with a themed tarot deck inspired by art, history, or mythology. It stands today as one of the most ambitious tarot collectible series ever published.

If you want ONLY the Instruction in ENG, FR or SPAN, you can download it HERE

Contains the full deck of Rider Waite cards taken from the drawings of Pamela Colman Smith, who, in 1910, worked with Arthur Edward Waite (leading member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, along with Aleister Crowley) to create this 'rectified' tarot pack. 'Strength' and 'Justice' transposed the 8th and 9th Major Arcana cards. Plus two blank spare cards.

Much of the success of this ofter reprinted tarot deck is down to the designs by the American artist, Smith, who grew up in Jamaica and went to London, where she became a member of the Order of the Golden Dawn.

The designs offer a continuous narrative through the sequence of cards in each of the four suits.

First re-issue of 1970. "The original and only authorised edition of Tarot cards". Vintage deck of Rider & Company Tarot cards based at 3 Fitzroy Square, London, W1. Printed by A.G. muller & Co., Switzerland forRider & Company. Uncommon Vintage Tarot Cards.

Stuart R. Kaplan, Encyclopedia of Tarot, page 272.

No copyright on cards.
Box is showing few signs of wear due to storage as pictured. Cards are in very good condition.

A profound and contemplative tarot deck created by Thai visionary artist Amnart Klanprachar with text by Thaworn Boonyawan. Published in 2001 by AGM AGMüller, Tarot Racines d’Asie blends classic tarot structure with deep Asian spiritual symbolism—Buddhism, meditation, ancestral wisdom, and the search for inner harmony.

The artwork invites quiet reflection and intuitive reading, with every card acting like a meditative window into the soul.
The accompanying French booklet (98 pages) offers unique spreads including:

• The Five Characters of Force Spread (psychological insight)

• The Chakra Spread (energetic balance)

• The Wisdom Wheel Spread (guidance & spiritual growth)

A powerful tool for meditation, energy work, and introspective tarot practice.

Condition: Cards in very good condition. Box shows signs of wear from storage (see photos). Booklet included in French.
Publisher: AGM AGMüller (2001)
Out of Print & Rare.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Highly collectible and increasingly hard to find, this 2001 AGM AGMüller edition is sought after for its serene, visionary artwork and its unique fusion of tarot & Asian mystical traditions. A beautiful addition to any meditation practice or tarot collection.

Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg is a richly decorated tarot deck illustrated by Yury Shakov and published in 1992 by U.S. Games Systems.

The artwork is inspired by Russian folk tales, imperial symbolism, and lacquer miniature painting, with each card framed by an ornate oval border against a deep black background. The visual style is often compared to Fabergé eggs, combining jewel-like colors with refined gold detailing.

Both Major and Minor Arcana are fully illustrated, creating a highly narrative and immersive deck that blends folklore, fantasy, and classical tarot structure.

Deck Information

🔹 Complete deck of 78 cards
🔹 22 Major Arcana
🔹 56 Minor Arcana (fully scenic)
🔹 Artist: Yury Shakov
🔹 Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
🔹 Year: 1992
🔹 Cards printed in Belgium
🔹 Box printed in Switzerland

Condition

🔹 Cards in very good condition, clean and vibrant
🔹 Gilded-style borders sharp with minimal wear
🔹 Booklet present and complete
🔹 Box shows light edge and corner wear consistent with age
🔹 Overall a well-preserved vintage set

Please review all photos carefully — they form part of the description.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg is regarded as one of the most visually ornate decks produced by U.S. Games in the early 1990s. Its fusion of Russian folklore, imperial aesthetics, and classical tarot symbolism makes it especially appealing to collectors who favor richly decorative decks.

Regionally-themed tarot known as the 'Sardinian Tarot'.

78 cards in lidded cardboard box
Limited edition of 2,500 copies, cards mint, box scuffed.
Signed by artist; numbered #388 of 2500 copies
Condition: Excellent
Country of Publication: Italy
Publication Year: 1984
Artist: Osvaldo Menegazzi
Booklet is in Italian.

This beautiful and theatrical tarot deck by Luigi Scapini brings to life the world of Shakespeare, particularly the romance and tragedy of Romeo & Juliet. Richly illustrated with Renaissance-inspired scenes and ornate borders, the deck blends classical tarot symbolism with literary storytelling — a true collector’s treasure.

🔹 Publisher: Dal Negro
🔹 Artist: Luigi Scapini
🔹 Edition: Tarocchi di Giulietta e Romeo / Shakespeare Tarot
🔹 Contents: 78 cards + original little white book (LWB)
🔹 Card size:  8,5 x 15 cm (3 3/8" x 5 7/8")
🔹 Language: English and Italian (booklet included)
🔹 Condition:
– Cards: Excellent – factory sealed/unopened (open deck in photos shown from personal collection for reference)
– Booklet: Very good
– Box: Good vintage condition with visible storage wear (as pictured)
🔹 Authenticity: Original Dal Negro issue — not a reprint

A fantastic addition for fans of Shakespeare, collectors of Scapini’s artworks, or anyone seeking a highly visual, dramatic tarot deck with historical charm.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Scapini decks from the 1980s–1990s have become increasingly sought after due to their ornate detail and limited availability. This edition — complete with its original packaging and booklet — is particularly desirable for collectors of Italian tarocchi and literary-themed decks.

The Solleone Tarot is a landmark in contemporary tarot art, created by Elisabetta Cassari and published in 1983 by Edizioni del Solleone under the direction of Vito Arienti. This deck marks a turning point in Italian tarot history, combining medieval-inspired figures with a bold, modern artistic vision.

The artwork is extraordinary—vivid, expressive, and reminiscent of great masters like El Greco, Giotto, or Botticelli if they were painting in the late 20th century. Rather than simply reproducing traditional tarot symbols, Cassari reinvents them, creating an integrated visual world that mirrors our own and tells stories with striking intensity.

With 78 large-format cards (8.2 × 14.9 cm), the Solleone Tarot was designed to deliver immediate, powerful impressions, followed by deeper contemplation. It stands out as one of the most innovative and collectible Italian tarots of the 1980s, a true “storyteller’s gold mine.”

🔹 Publisher: Edizioni del Solleone, Italy
🔹 Year: 1983
🔹 Artist: Elisabetta Cassari
🔹 Cards: 78 (complete)
🔹 Size: 8.26 × 14.92 cm
🔹 Condition: Box shows light signs of wear from storage (see photos), but the cards are LIKE NEW.

A rare collector’s item, highly sought after for its avant-garde artistic approach and its importance in Italian tarot history.

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Step into the psychedelic mysticism of the early 1970s with the Starmaiden Tarot, a visually striking and highly symbolic deck born from the avant-garde circles of German producer Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser.

Deeply influenced by the counterculture era, cosmic consciousness, and esoteric exploration, this deck embodies the spirit of a time when music, mysticism, and altered states of perception merged into a single artistic language.

Created around the enigmatic figure of “The Starmaiden” — inspired by Gille Lettmann — the deck channels celestial femininity, intuition, and higher awareness through bold, radiant imagery reminiscent of underground magazines and glam-era aesthetics. Think Bowie meets cosmic tarot.

This edition is a faithful facsimile reproduction printed in France, preserving the vivid colors and hypnotic geometry of the original 1970s Sternenmädchens Wahrsagespiel.

Deck Details

🔹 Limited to 50 copies only
🔹 22 Major Arcana cards
🔹 Card size: 124 x 90 mm
🔹 Printed on high-quality 350 gsm coated cardstock
🔹 Language: English (titles on cards)
🔹 No booklet (true to the original edition)
🔹 Condition: Excellent – from a smoke-free home

Reading Experience

Unlike traditional tarot systems, the Starmaiden Tarot invites an intuitive approach.
Each card speaks through color, symbol, and cosmic energy, encouraging free interpretation rather than structured doctrine.

A perfect deck for:

• Intuitive readers
• Lovers of psychedelic art
• Collectors of rare & unusual tarot systems

🪶 Collector’s Note

This deck emerges from a fascinating moment in esoteric history — where figures like Timothy Leary, psychedelic philosophy, and experimental music culture intersected with divination practices.

The Starmaiden archetype echoes the myth of Astraea, the celestial goddess of justice who ascended to the stars, symbolizing a lost golden age and the hope of its return.

A rare and evocative piece — both artifact and oracle.

1977's Starter Tarot Deck By Stuart R. Kaplan 22 Major Arcana Cards With Meanings Printed On Each Card Tarot Cards Deck

Printed in Switzerland by AGMuller and distributed exclusively by U.S Games Systems cards © 1976. This is a pack of 22 Major Arcana cards with instructions for the learner printed on the top and bottom, for correct position and reverse readings.

Cards are printed in colour from authentic designs based upon eighteenth century Tarot of Marseilles wood cuts. The 22 Major Arcana starter pack comes with original 16 pages instruction booklet by Stuart R. Kaplan.

The deck also has two extra cards with detailed instructions for the learner on how to read their first Tarot Spread.

22 cards + 2 extra ones in 13 x 8 cm format.
The deck of cards is in very good condition but the box is showing signs of wear due to storage as pictured.

🔸 Title: Tarocchi Archinstudio
🔸 Designer: Guido Bolzani & Gian-Piero Bolzani
🔸 Studio / Publisher: Archinstudio
🔸 Year: 1976
🔸 Origin: Italy
🔸 System: Tarot de Marseille inspired structure

🔸 Cards: 80 cards
🔸 Card titles: Italian and French
🔸 Box: Original paper tuck box
🔸 Guidebook: Small instruction booklet (LWB) included
🔸 Card design: Modern reinterpretation of the Marseille tarot style with strong graphic symbolism

🔸 Condition:
• Cards are in excellent condition — almost like new
• Box shows minor signs of age consistent with a vintage deck from the 1970s

This uncommon tarot deck was created in 1976 by Italian designer Guido Bolzani, together with Gian-Piero Bolzani, through their design studio Archinstudio.

The deck presents a graphic reinterpretation of the Tarot de Marseille, blending traditional archetypes with a distinctly modern 1970s visual language. Clean lines, bold colors, and symbolic geometric compositions give the deck a unique aesthetic that reflects the experimental design culture of the era.

With 80 cards, this edition expands slightly beyond the traditional tarot structure and reflects the creative freedom typical of artist-designed tarot decks from the period.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Tarocchi Archinstudio deck represents a fascinating moment in the history of tarot design during the 1970s European graphic design movement.

Guido Bolzani and Gian-Piero Bolzani were designers working through Archinstudio, producing several unusual card decks that blended graphic design, symbolism, and traditional playing card structures.

This tarot stands out for its minimalist, almost modernist reinterpretation of the Marseille tradition, replacing historical illustration styles with stylized forms and strong color compositions typical of 1970s Italian design.

Because the deck was produced in relatively limited numbers and distributed mainly in Italy, it remains quite difficult to find today, especially in such well-preserved condition.

A striking and rare contemporary Italian tarot deck designed by A. Picini and published in 1979 by Galleria d’Arte L’Antenna (Bergamo, Italy).
Printed by Grafica Comense (Como) in collaboration with Dino Tettamanti, this deck captures the avant-garde spirit of late-1970s Italian art, where numerology, geometry, and surrealism meet.

Each card combines bright colors, typographic codes, and symbolic compositions in a bold, modernist interpretation of the traditional tarot archetypes.

🔹 Published: 1979, Italy
🔹 Artist: A. Picini
🔹 Printer: Grafica Comense, Como
🔹 Format: Full 78-card deck + booklet
🔹 Size: Large format cards (approx. 8.5 × 14 cm)
🔹 Condition: Cards excellent; outer box shows shelf wear as pictured

🪶 Collector’s Note

Picini’s Tarocchi is a visual manifesto of Italian design modernism — vibrant, cerebral, and deeply symbolic.
Its synthesis of numbers, colors, and figures evokes the experimental language of Arte Povera and conceptual art.
Printed in limited quantity and distributed mainly through art galleries, this edition remains a cult collector’s piece, rarely seen outside Italy.

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🔹 Rare original uncut printing sheet poster for the legendary Tarocchi Celtici.
🔹 Published in 1994 by Lo Scarabeo under the direction of Pietro Alligo.
🔹 Stunning artwork by Giacinto Gaudenzi, one of the most celebrated tarot artists of the modern era.
🔹 This large-format poster reproduces the complete uncut printing sheet used to manufacture the Tarot deck, showing all 22 Major Arcana faces and card backs exactly as they were arranged for production.
🔹 Includes the original Italian explanatory text and mythological notes printed in the margins.
🔹 Approximate size: 71 × 50 cm (28 × 19.7 inches)
🔹 Condition: A- (Excellent) with only minimal signs of handling.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

About the Tarocchi Celtici:
First published in 1992, the Tarocchi Celtici (Celtic Tarot) is one of Lo Scarabeo’s most iconic decks. Inspired by Celtic mythology, legends, and deities, the deck combines rich historical symbolism with Giacinto Gaudenzi’s extraordinary painterly illustrations.

This uncut sheet offers a rare behind-the-scenes view of the printing process and is a highly desirable collectible for tarot enthusiasts, artists, and lovers of Celtic mythology.

🪶 Collector’s Note
Original uncut sheets were produced in very limited quantities and were never widely distributed. They are prized by collectors because they reveal the exact layout used at the printing press and preserve the artwork in a striking large-format display.

An exceptional wall piece and an increasingly scarce artifact from the golden age of Lo Scarabeo publishing.

This is a special limited edition The Tarot of the Master by Lo Scarabeo is reprint of a Italian tarot deck first published in 1893. This edition is printed on an antique style card stock.

Created by Giovanni Vacchetta
Tarot Deck - 78 Cards - Lo Scarabeo 2006

Condition: Box is showing signs of wear as pictured. Cards are like new.
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🔹 Artist: Ferenc Pintér
🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo / Tarots d’Arts
🔹 Edition: 1991 (Turin, Italy)
🔹 Cards: 22 Major Arcana
🔹 Language: Italian
🔹 Includes: 2 explanatory cards in Italian
🔹 Condition: Cards are LIKE NEW – box shows minor signs of wear due to age (see photos).
🔹 Status: Out of print and hard to find

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Tarots de l’Imaginaire by Ferenc Pintér is one of the most poetic and artistic tarot decks ever published by Lo Scarabeo in its Tarots d’Arts collection.

Each of the 22 Major Arcana was originally painted in distemper on canvas, revealing Pintér’s refined use of light, gesture, and emotion.

The originality of this deck lies in its ability to create sensations through imagery — a visual language of emotion that reconnects with the historical origins of the Tarot.
Every card becomes a stimulus that awakens within us dreams, desires, reflections, and memories, merging surrealism with Renaissance allegory.

This 1991 edition, directed by Pietro Alligo, is now long out of print and has become a sought-after collector’s piece among lovers of art tarots and symbolic imagery.

A rare and highly collectible Tarocchi Marvel deck published in 1995 by Lo Scarabeo (Italy).

This unique edition features 22 Major Arcana cards only — the Minor Arcana were never produced for this project. Each archetype is represented by iconic Marvel characters, illustrated by renowned Italian comic artist Claudio Villa, with colors by Luca Poli.

The card backs display a striking double-ended illustration of Dr. Strange, reinforcing the esoteric-Marvel fusion concept.

The cards are oversized (approx. 5 3/8" x 2 7/8"), giving them strong visual impact and presence.
A fascinating crossover between tarot symbolism and 1990s Marvel comic art.

🔸Details

🔹 Title: Tarocchi Marvel
🔹 Creators: Claudio Villa (art), Luca Poli (color)
🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo
🔹 Country: Italy
🔹 Year: 1995
🔹 Cards: 22 Major Arcana only
🔹 Card Size: approx. 5 3/8" x 2 7/8" (oversized format)
🔹 Language: Italian
🔹 Condition:
– Box shows visible storage wear (as pictured)
– Cards are in very good condition
– Includes title & character index cards

🪶 Collector’s Note

This is one of the more unusual tarot adaptations of the 1990s — produced during a period when Lo Scarabeo experimented with thematic art decks.

Because the Minor Arcana were never created, this edition stands as a self-contained Major Arcana art project, making it particularly interesting for:
Its limited production, oversized format, and niche crossover appeal make it increasingly difficult to find in complete condition.

A true bridge between pop culture and esoteric symbolism.

A poetic and dreamy tarot deck from Lo Scarabeo’s Tarocchi d’Arte series, illustrated by the renowned Italian painter Giorgio Trevisan.
This 22-card Major Arcana set captures the tenderness of childhood imagination — a world of castles, dreams, and ethereal love, painted in luminous watercolor tones that feel both nostalgic and surreal.

🔹 Artist: Giorgio Trevisan
🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo – Tarocchi d’Arte Collection
🔹 Edition: 2nd Edition, 1995
🔹 Format: 22 Major Arcana, large cards
🔹 Origin: Italy

Condition: Box and cards show some signs of wear (light creases and dents visible). Complete and original.

🪶 Collector’s Note:
Part of Lo Scarabeo’s most elegant art-tarot line, Tarocchi Romantici is one of Trevisan’s most poetic works — a rare and evocative glimpse into the Italian artistic tarot renaissance of the 1990s.

A faithful Il Meneghello reproduction of the historic 18th-century Bologna tarot, originally printed by Giacomo Zoni. This 77 card deck(⚠️1 card missing!)  captures the rustic charm of antique Italian tarots, complete with the traditional hand-spattered red dots that characterized original Bolognese cardmaking.

🔹 Publisher: Il Meneghello, Milan
🔹 Year: 1986
🔹 Edition: Limited to 2,500 numbered copies (your copy is hand-numbered)
🔹 Cards: 77 cards (⚠️ 1 card missing)
🔹 Card size: 10.8 × 5.8 cm
🔹 Box: Handmade Il Meneghello box with patterned paper and red ribbon closure
🔹 Design features: Rustic coloring and characteristic red spatter marks (historical decoration used to disguise wear and add liveliness)
🔹 Condition: Cards in excellent condition, box in excellent condition; Only one ribbon is slightly frayed (see photos).

A remarkable collector’s piece that preserves the aesthetics of 18th-century Italian tarots, perfect for tarot enthusiasts, historians, and collectors of Il Meneghello editions.

❓ Why the red dots on the cards?

Those red speckled dots you see on some cards are intentional printing marks, not stains. They replicate the original 18th-century Bologna cards:

• In historical Italian cardmaking, especially in Bologna, “sprinkled” or “spattered” red dots were used as a cheap and quick way to add decoration to otherwise plain card surfaces.

• The technique was called “spruzzatura” (spattering) or “schizzato”, done by flicking a brush loaded with pigment across the sheet.

• It was both decorative (to make the cards more lively) and functional: it helped disguise dirt and wear, so the cards looked usable for longer.

• Il Meneghello reproductions carefully preserve these marks to keep the authentic look of the originals.

So the dots are not flaws — they’re a characteristic feature of the Bologna tarot tradition.

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Exceptional Tarocco dell'Orror (Horror Tarot), one of the earliest horror-themed tarot decks ever published, created by the celebrated Italian illustrator Gianni Maiotti and released by the prestigious publisher Il Meneghello in 1987.

Inspired by classic horror films, pulp comics, and Italian graphic satire, this remarkable deck transforms the traditional tarot into a darkly humorous universe populated by eccentric monsters, skeletons, mad scientists, witches, vampires, and bizarre creatures.

Maiotti's unmistakable cartoon style combines macabre imagery with playful humor, creating a tarot that is both unsettling and surprisingly entertaining. Rather than relying on realistic horror, the artist embraces the spirit of vintage B-movies and underground comics.

🔹 Artist: Gianni Maiotti.
🔹 Publisher: Il Meneghello, Milan, Italy.
🔹 Year: 1987.
🔹 Limited edition: 2,500 numbered copies.
🔹 Contents: Complete 78-card tarot deck.
🔹 Card size: 11.15 × 7.5 cm (4⅜ × 2 9/16 inches).
The cards are printed on thick, high-quality cardstock and retain the exceptional craftsmanship traditionally associated with Il Meneghello's limited editions.

🔹 Condition: Complete and in excellent condition. The cards remain beautifully preserved, with only minor signs of age to the original presentation case.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Published by Il Meneghello in 1987, Tarocco dell'Orror occupies a unique place in tarot history as one of the very first decks to reinterpret the traditional tarot through the lens of horror cinema and comic-book illustration. Created by Italian artist Gianni Maiotti for publisher Osvaldo Menegazzi, this unusual deck appeared during a period when contemporary artists were beginning to challenge the visual conventions of tarot.

Unlike the Gothic and occult decks that would become popular during the 1990s, Maiotti chose satire rather than realism. His illustrations draw heavily from classic B-movies, Italian comic art, pulp magazines, and the exaggerated visual language of horror cartoons. Skeletons, monsters, vampires, witches, and mad scientists replace traditional archetypes while preserving the symbolic structure of the tarot.

Tarocco della Musica – Edizione Speciale is a rare and refined tarot deck that unites the symbolic language of the Tarot with the timeless world of classical music.

Published in 1981 as a limited special edition, this deck features 22 Major Arcana inspired by great composers and masterpieces of classical music, opera, and ballet. Each card evokes a musical universe, translating harmony, rhythm, drama, and emotion into visual archetypes.

The artwork was created by Master Menegazzi, whose illustrations combine classical aesthetics with tarot symbolism, making this deck both intellectually rich and visually elegant.

A unique crossover between divination, art history, and music culture — designed for collectors, musicians, and tarot connoisseurs alike.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Tarocco della Musica is increasingly difficult to find, especially in complete condition with its original packaging. This Edizione Speciale stands apart from standard tarot decks due to its highly specific theme and limited print run.
A true niche treasure at the crossroads of esotericism and musical heritage.

This refined Tarocco delle Collezioni was created by Osvaldo Menegazzi and published in Italy by Il Meneghello. Conceived as a tarot of curiosities, this deck blends classical tarot structure with playful, historical, and allegorical imagery inspired by European folklore, satire, and cultural symbolism.

🔸 Manufacturer: Il Meneghello
🔸 Publisher: Edizioni Il Meneghello, Milan, Italy
🔸 Year: 1979
🔸 Number of cards: 78 cards
🔸 Card size: approx. 6 × 11.5 cm
🔸 Material: High-quality cardboard playing cards
🔸 Includes: Original slipcase + explanatory booklet (Italian) + numbered edition card
🔸 Condition: Cards in very good condition; box shows light signs of age (see photos)
🔸 Edition: Limited edition (2,000 copies), out of print

The artwork moves freely between humor and erudition, offering a unique visual experience that stands apart from traditional historical reproductions. While fully usable for tarot practice, this deck was clearly designed with collectors in mind, celebrating the tarot as an object of art and cultural commentary.

Printed on high-quality card stock and housed in its original slipcase, this is a numbered limited edition, now out of print.

🔹 Publisher: Dal Negro, Treviso – Italy
🔹 Artist: Sergio Ruffolo (Capricorno)
🔹 Year: 1979
🔹 Cards: 78 full-color illustrated cards
🔹 Language: Italian
🔹 Includes: Instruction brochure (Note esplicative)
🔹 Condition: Like new – never used, complete set
🔹 Packaging: Original luxury brown hard box (see photos)
🔹 Origin: Made in Italy

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Tarocco Indovino (The Fortune-Teller’s Tarot), designed in 1979 by Sergio Ruffolo for Dal Negro, is a rare Italian deck that beautifully blends traditional tarot archetypes with ancient sibyl imagery.

Each card is rendered with refined, symbolic illustrations in delicate muted colors, capturing the poetic and mystical essence of Italian tarot art. The fine linework and earthy palette evoke Renaissance engravings, while the structure follows the classic 78-card tarot tradition (22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana).

Printed on thick, quality cardstock and presented in a hard luxury box, this edition stands out as a timeless piece of Italian craftsmanship — ideal for collectors, readers, or lovers of vintage art decks.

✨ A genuine collector’s gem — rare, out of print, and preserved in pristine condition.

🔹 Publisher: Teodomiro Dal Negro, Treviso, Italy
🔹 Edition: 1960s vintage production
🔹 Deck: Complete – 78 cards (22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana)
🔹 Card size: approx. 6 × 10.5 cm
🔹 Material: Plastic-coated linen finish (cartoncino plastificato telato)
🔹 Back design: Blue geometric cross pattern
🔹 Condition: Cards in near mint condition – glossy, perfectly smooth and unbent; box shows light age wear as pictured

🪶 Collector’s Note

A genuine 1960s Italian Tarocco Piemontese, produced by the historic Dal Negro factory in Treviso, one of the oldest and most respected card makers in Italy.
This edition features the classical Piemonte-style illustrations, used both for traditional Italian tarot games and for divination.

The cards are beautifully printed, with bright colors, crisp lines, and the elegant typography typical of Dal Negro’s mid-century production.
The Fool (La Matta) and other trumps showcase the unique Italian charm of early 20th-century engraving combined with 1960s graphic simplicity.

A solid and authentic Italian tarocco deck, ideal for both cartomancy and collectors of regional tarot variants.

The Tarocco Siciliano(from the 70s) is a tarot deck found in Sicily and is used to play Sicilian tarocchi. It is one of the three traditional Latin-suited tarot decks still used for games in Italy, the others being the more prevalent Tarocco Piemontese and the Tarocco Bolognese. The deck was heavily influenced by the Tarocco Bolognese and the Minchiate. It is also the only surviving tarot deck to use the Portuguese variation of the Latin suits of cups, coins, swords, and clubs which died out in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Deck of 64 Regional Tarot Italian Style Playing Cards
The set goes from ranks 5 to 10, Maid, Knight, King, Queen and Ace
Traditional Italian Suits: Denari - Coins, Coppe - Cups, Bastoni - Clubs, Spade - Swords
Perfect Gift For Collectors or Game Geeks - Made in Italy
Size: 50.5mm x 83.5mm - 1.99'' x 3.29"

Deck of cards is in very good condition but the box is showing signs of wear due to storage and age as pictured.
NO BOOKLET

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This rare and highly collectible tarot deck by Amerigo Folchi, published by Solleone in 1985, celebrates the historic city of Pistoia and its famous Palio (horse race). Each of the 79 cards is rich with medieval symbolism, heraldic motifs, and Folchi’s distinctive artistic flair, blending tradition with arcane poetry.

🔹 Publisher: Edizioni del Solleone – Vito Arienti (Italy, 1985)
🔹 Artist: Amerigo Folchi
🔹 Edition: Limited & numbered (2000 copies worldwide) – this one is No. 992
🔹 Cards: 79 (78 + 1 extra) – complete
🔹 Size: 67 × 111 mm
🔹 Language: Italian 
🔹 Condition: Cards are LIKE NEW – box shows signs of wear due to age and storage (see photos).

This rare and highly collectible tarot deck by Amerigo Folchi, published by Solleone in 1985, celebrates the historic city of Pistoia and its famous Palio (horse race). Each of the 79 cards is rich with medieval symbolism, heraldic motifs, and Folchi’s distinctive artistic flair, blending tradition with arcane poetry.

As one of Folchi’s earliest masterpieces, it is considered a jewel of Italian tarot publishing in the 1980s. With only 2000 numbered copies printed, it has become extremely hard to find and is a coveted piece for collectors worldwide.

✨ A must-have for connoisseurs of Solleone editions, Amerigo Folchi’s art, and historical Italian tarots.

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First Edition - Gipsy Tarot Tsigane (1982), this is the Italian Edition.
VERY RARE - Romani divination - Gipsy Oracle Cards - Italiano Edition

Rare edition of the rare Zigeuner-Tarot (Gypsy Tarot) created by Walter Wegmüller and published in Switzerland by AGMüller in 1982. The deck was originally published in Germany in 1975 as “Zigeuner Tarot,” featuring designs by Swiss artist Walter Wegmüller.

78 cards
Size: 110mm x 70mm
NO BOOKLET!

Conditions:
Box is showing some signs of wear due to storage as pictured. Cards are in very good condition.

Out of print edition, a rare find for collectors! Don't hesitate to ask me questions or ask for more photographs!

The Tarokado is the result of four years of artistic, poetic and intuitive exploration of the Tarot. Cadot reimagines the traditional system as a dreamlike labyrinth in which every card becomes a doorway into the imagination.

Complete deck of 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana reproduced from large original oil paintings and 56 Minor Arcana based on detailed black-and-white drawings. The original works were created between 1986 and 1990.

The traditional suits are reinvented as Soleils (Suns), Lunes (Moons), Étoiles (Stars) and Terres (Earth).

🔹 Language: French
🔹 Publication: Éditions de Mortagne, Canada
🔹 Publication date: November 28, 1997
🔹 Cards: 78
🔹 Card size: approx. 14.5 × 10.5 cm (5.71 × 4.13 in)
🔹 Includes the original French instruction booklet.

Condition: Cards are in very good condition. Original box shows visible age, rubbing and storage wear, particularly around the edges and corners, as pictured. Booklet in good condition.

🪶Collector’s Note:

The Tarokado is a particularly unusual late-20th-century tarot, notable for its large-format cards and Robert Cadot’s highly personal artwork. Published in French Canada in 1997, it had relatively limited circulation and is now seldom encountered complete with its original box and instruction booklet, making it an appealing piece for collectors of rare and independently conceived tarot decks.

A fascinating and highly distinctive 1990s Canadian tarot, particularly collectible for its large format, surreal imagery and unusual reinterpretation of the traditional suits.

A rare and highly collectible artist tarot created by Pakito Bolino, co-founder of the radical French collective Le Dernier Cri (L.D.C).

Tarosado is not a traditional tarot deck, but an experimental screenprinted art object, where each card functions as an individual artwork. The imagery is raw, visceral, and deeply symbolic — fully aligned with Bolino’s underground visual language.

Printed in a strictly limited edition of only 200 copies, this piece belongs to the world of artist books and independent printmaking, rather than conventional tarot production.

🔸 Title: Tarosado
🔸 Artist: Pakito Bolino
🔸 Collective: Le Dernier Cri (L.D.C)
🔸 Year: 2020
🔸 Edition: Limited to 200 copies
🔸 Cards: 22 cards (Major Arcana format)
🔸 Technique: Hand screenprinted
🔸 Size: 20 × 12.5 cm
🔸 Packaging: Original cardboard sleeve (pochette)
🔸 Includes: Complete 22-card set
🔸 Large-format cards — closer to prints than playing cards
🔸 Hand-pulled screenprint texture and variations
🔸 Raw, provocative reinterpretation of tarot archetypes
🔸 Condition: Very good overall condition — natural variations typical of screenprinted works
⚠️ The envelope has a small bend as pictured in the last 2 photos.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Unlike mass-produced tarot decks, Tarosado is conceived as a printmaking object. The simple cardboard sleeve (pochette) reflects the ethos of Le Dernier Cri — prioritizing the artwork itself over conventional packaging.

With only 200 copies produced, this deck exists at the intersection of:

• underground publishing
• contemporary print art
• esoteric reinterpretation

Such pieces are increasingly collected not as divination tools, but as limited edition artworks, especially when complete with their original sleeve.

An important tarot to study, Oswald Wirth was initiated by Stanislas de Guaita, master occultist.
The book is a reference, this tarot has influenced many classic tarots.

LE TAROT Des Imagiers Du Moyen Age: Avec un jeu complet de 22 cartes

22 Major Tarot by Oswald Wirth Tchou 1966
The Tarot of medieval image-makers

Book by Oswald Wirth in FRENCH
Edition Tchou 1966
Canvas cover
With insert set of 22 major arcana yellow back included.
Condition: Used with time as pictured but still very good.

Undoutebly a very rare fine collectible!
ONLY 1 UNIT

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A rare Tarot Alpin de Marseille deck by French artist Nuvish.

This set includes 22 large-format cards, printed in direct tone offset with a refined, engraving-like monochrome style. The imagery is dense, surreal, and highly textured, inviting slow contemplation and deep symbolic reading.

Each card presents a unique reinterpretation of the tarot archetypes, blending natural, animal, and hybrid forms within detailed alpine-inspired environments.

The deck comes in its original silkscreened box, printed on metallic-toned paper.

🔹 Artist: Nuvish
🔹 Title: Tarot Alpin de Marseille
🔹 Edition: Limited to 500 copies
🔹 Number of cards: 22
🔹 Size: approx. 20 × 12.5 cm (large format)
🔹 Printing: Offset, 4 direct tone colors
🔹 Paper: 260 gsm
🔹 Box: Silkscreen printed (1 color) on 320 gsm metallic paper
🔹 Origin: France
🔹 Language: French

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Tarot Alpin de Marseille by Nuvish is a striking contemporary artist tarot, produced in a strictly limited edition of only 500 copies.

Blending surreal alpine landscapes, organic metamorphosis, and dreamlike symbolism, this deck reinterprets the Major Arcana through a highly detailed monochrome aesthetic reminiscent of engraving and fine art printmaking.

This stunning and rare Tarot Alquímico (Alchemical Tarot) was published by Lo Scarabeo for Ediciones Orbis in 2000 as part of the famous Arte del Tarot collection.
It beautifully merges Renaissance imagery with the mystical symbolism of alchemy, turning each card into a philosophical journey through transformation and inner gold.

Comprising 78 cards (22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana divided into Cups, Wands, Swords, and Pentacles), this edition includes multilingual titles in English, Spanish, Italian, and French.

🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo / Orbis – RBA
🔹 Year: 2000 (Fabbri reprint 2002)
🔹 Cards: 78
🔹 Size: 6 × 12 cm
🔹 Languages: EN / ES / IT / FR
🔹 Condition: Cards in very good condition. Box shows light wear from age and storage as pictured.

A highly sought-after Lo Scarabeo deck from the early 2000s — a must-have for collectors of esoteric and alchemical tarot art.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Printed over two decades ago, this edition is no longer in production. It captures the late-Renaissance vision of the alchemist’s path through beautifully detailed illustrations. Copies in this condition are increasingly hard to find.