The Farshian Fortune telling Cards are an Iranian deck. A Persian (non-tarot) fortune-telling cards featuring beautiful, dream-like illustrations by the Armenian-Persian artist Farschian on the front, and calligraphied fortunes (text in Farsi) on that back. Read more The Farshian fortune telling cards
The origin of the modern Gypsy fortune telling cards are the Sibilla cards. About the classic Sibilla cards, there is unfortunately very little historical information.
The term Sibilla was derived from the ancient word Sibyl, which means as much as prophet, seer, oracle. The first mentions a sibyl go on Plato’s works, back in the 4th centurie before Christ. Read more The Gypsy fortune telling cards
Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand (1772–1843) aka Mlle Lenormand, was a French professional fortune-teller of considerable fame during the Napoleonic era. In France Lenormand is considered the greatest cartomancer of all time, highly influential on the wave of French cartomancy that began in the late 18th century. Read more The Lenormand cards
The Ancestral Path Tarot combines traditional Native American, feudal Japanese, Arthurian English and Egyptian symbols and images into a beautiful set of 78 tarot cards. Each suit of the minor arcana is matched with a particular culture or tradition. Read more The Ancestral Path Tarot deck
The Japaridze Tarot is a fine art tarot of 78 cards with original artwork by Parisian contemporary artist, Nino Japaridze. Her tarot artwork is bold and evocative, exploring tarot symbolism through collage-style surrealistic paintings. Published in a deluxe set by US Games, and with a full-colour 176-page companion book. Read more The Japaridze Tarot deck
The Azathoth Tarot is Nemo’s Lockers’ homage to the great Howard Phillips Lovecraft and is intended to be a deck that might have existed in the Lovecraftian universe, perhaps even used by the witch, Keziah Mason, or old wizard Whateley; and to carry forward the eldrich atmosphere that Lovecraft weaved so well. Read more The Book of Azathoth Tarot deck
This is a reproduction of a deck commemorating the life of Mary Stuart, Queen of the Scots, first published in Milan by Dotti, 1845.
According to Osvaldo, Teodoro Dotti had a playing card factory which was in direct competition with Ferdinando Gumppenberg’s factory at that time. Read more Tarocco di Maria Stuarda
In the world of tarot, the cards can be works of art unto themselves. One rare and stunning deck is the IONA Tarot, designed and printed by artist Giona Fiochi, who produced only 12 complete decks using intaglio printing in 1999. Read more The Iona Tarot deck
The Ostara Tarot deck it’s the creation of an Illustrator collective from Vancouver, B.C. It’s a very beautiful deck. The creation of four artists from the Pacific Northwest, the deck is a unique and surreal interpretation of the traditional Rider-Waite cards. Read more The Ostara Tarot deck
The philosopher Cicero, medieval ecclesiastics, modern-day anthropologists, and many other important figures have studied and continue to seriously study the art of divination.
Even skeptics dedicate considerable resources to the study of this phenomenon and must admit the impact and importance of these practices from ancient times until today. Read more The Dark Tarot deck
