AAA089: The collection of Tarot no.3330
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Lost Tarot of Nostradamus
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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.
Tarot of Marseille
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The Tarot of Marseille Heritage Jean-Pierre Payen, created in 1713, belongs to the Tarot de Marseille category. It closely resembles the Tarot Dodal by Jean Dodal. However, there is some debate about whether the design or the designer is the true origin of the Tarot Dodal, even though the Tarot Dodal is often dated earlier (and only approximately specified). This Tarot deck was crafted in Avignon by Jean-Pierre Payen, a cardmaker and engraver, in 1713. He had settled in Avignon since 1710.
The Jean-Pierre Payen Marseille Tarot is a limited edition, with only 1500 copies produced. It is renowned as one of the most beautiful Marseille Tarot decks, referred to as “Type I” (distinguished from the “Type II” specifically by the World card’s cloak and the Devil card’s belly adorned with a human face). This reproduction is based on original copies from the Swiss Museum of Games in The Tower of Peilz, Switzerland, the Playing Card Museum from Issy les Moulineaux in France, and the Beinecke Library at Yale University in the United States, allowing for the exquisite reissue of this Tarot deck that had previously never been reprinted.
The Jean-Pierre Payen Marseille Tarot consists of 78 cards and includes 2 introductory cards (in French and English). It comes packaged in a telescopic box, and its retail price is €33. You can find this Tarot deck for sale on the current website’s online store.
The Jean-Pierre Payen Marseille Tarot is part of the “Tarot of Marseille Heritage” project, aiming to preserve the tradition of the Marseille Tarot by creating accurate reproductions of historical Tarot decks, with utmost respect for the original published versions.
more info:
https://ar.pinterest.com/pin/baraja-marsella-jean-payen--471118811003108525/
SEAMS Tarot
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SEAMS Tarot 2nd Edition is a unique Tarot deck created by the artist Rowen. Let’s explore this deck and its origins.
The SEAMS Tarot 2nd Edition is the second version of the SEAMS Tarot deck. It was created with the goal of connecting communities in Southeast Asia through stories and legends from this region¹. The project was supported by 69 backers on Kickstarter and raised a total of 7,667 Singapore dollars to bring it to life¹.
The SEAMS Tarot consists of a total of 90 Tarot cards and 30 Oracle I Ching cards. This deck is not only a tool for predicting the future but also a way to explore the stories and symbols of Southeast Asia. Each card carries a piece of the culture and traditions of this region.
Rowen, the creator of the SEAMS Tarot, is the President of the Tarot and Cartomancy Association of Singapore. He aims to promote collaboration among ASEAN countries and introduce Southeast Asian culture to the world through this Tarot deck.
SEVEN WONDER BOOKS OF TAROT
Volume I
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Golden Dawn Tarot
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Certainly! Here’s an article about the Golden Dawn Enochian Skrying Tarot:
The Golden Dawn Enochian Skrying Tarot is an innovative, non-traditional Tarot deck that contains two decks in one. Let’s explore its fascinating features:
Enochian Watchtower Tarot:
- This side of the deck is filled with symbolic information related to the Enochian system of magick. Enochian magick is considered one of the most powerful magickal methods ever discovered.
- The four suits of 22 cards each are designed for skrying, divination, and ritual work.
- Each card represents an Enochian square, including correspondences such as elemental, astrological, geomantic, alchemical, tarot, Egyptian god, archangelic, angelic, kerubic, and Hebrew letter associations.
- The symbols and images on both sides of any card are related, allowing you to learn more about the meaning by examining the other side.
Western Tattvas Tarot:
- On the other side of the cards, you’ll find the Western Tattvas Tarot. This extension draws from Eastern traditions used by the Golden Dawn.
- The elements are associated with simple geometric shapes, providing a unique perspective.
- The deck is ideal for astral projection or seeing onto the astral plane (skrying).
- It’s also valuable for learning and teaching the concepts of the Enochian system.
The Full-Size Book:
- The set includes a comprehensive book that explains the divinatory meanings for both sides of each card.
- You’ll find detailed explanations of all symbolism, enabling you to master these two powerful magickal systems.
Authors:
- Chic Cicero and Tabatha Cicero are Chief Adepts of the Golden Dawn, re-established by Israel Regardie.
- They have written numerous books on the Golden Dawn, Tarot, and Magic.
In summary, the Golden Dawn Enochian Skrying Tarot is a magickal wonder, bridging Western and Eastern traditions. Whether you’re a practitioner or a curious seeker, this deck offers profound insights and connections.
more info
https://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/cards/golden-dawn/
