Lost Tarot of Nostradamus
The Lost Tarot of Nostradamus is a Tarot deck based on illustrations attributed to Nostradamus, which were rediscovered in 1994. John Matthews of Grail Tarot and Wil Kinghan of Shaman’s Oracle collaborated to create the original 78-card deck. This Tarot deck was published by Tuttle Publishing.
The Tarot is based on illustrations believed to have been created by Nostradamus and were only rediscovered in 1994. In the National Library of Italy in Rome, a researcher found a manuscript containing 80 mysterious images, thought to be the work of the enigmatic seer Michael de Nostredame, better known as Nostradamus. The deck consists of 78 fully colored cards along with an illustrated guidebook.
The images in this Tarot deck were shared from a newly discovered 16th-century manuscript (in 1994), believed to be based on a previously unknown work by the prophetic Nostradamus. This deck combines the prophetic words with Tarot’s predictive imagery, creating a set of cards that can only be described as “sacred” by a foremost seer.