The earliest known decks appeared in 15th-century Italy, exquisitely hand-painted and used as playing cards ... to Marseille, and developed their own form of them." By the 18th-century, tarot ...

As interest in tarot and oracle cards expands, so do the decks themselves—each one a ... to celebrate the Black Diaspora; The Gay Marseille Tarot designed by Charlie Claire Burgess with LGBTQ+ ...

Whether pulled from a physical deck by candlelight or through an app during your morning commute, tarot and oracle cards are offering what many desperately need: a moment of reflection ...

The Fool card from an 1865 Tarot de Marseille deck Warburg Institute “Everyone knows that tarot is everywhere right now,” Bill Sherman, director of the Warburg, says in a statement.

Treisters’s set of cards adhere to the form established by the Tarot de Marseilles, which was widespread by the 18th century and is the basis for the modern deck. In its basic anatomy ...

Image The Magician card from Convers Tarot de Marseille, one of the decks on display at “Tarot: Origins and Afterlives” in London.Credit...Private collection An associate of Benjamin Franklin ...

Jessica Friedmann weaves a history of the Tarot de Marseille – one of the formative precursors to today’s tarot deck – with the revelations her own cards inspire. These elliptical essays form a paean ...

In France tarocchi became tareux, and in English, tarot. The first tarot deck Jessica Friedmann bought was the Tarot de Marseille. These cards were produced in great numbers in the sixteenth century ...

Traditionalists might favor the intuitive Marseille. Unlike most other kinds of cards, tarot decks exist in specific styles and traditions. Each style has its interpretation, imagery, and ...