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Angel Tarot
The Tarot de los Angeles is a Spanish-published deck, with 78 cards and an unusual structure relating to the groups of angels, archangels, faeries, gnomes and seraphim.
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Basque Mythical Tarot
An interesting insight into the Basque people who live in mountainous Northern Spain. The text of the Basque Mythical Tarot is printed in three languages - Spanish, English and the Basque.
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Black Tarot
The Black Tarot is a dark gothic fantasy deck by comic book artist Luis Royo. It is meant to be used for exploring the darker side of the psyche.
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Braille Spanish Tarot
The Braille Spanish Tarot is a deck for the vision-impaired, that has raised Braille lettering as well as titles in English and Spanish. The images are the same as the Spanish Tarot, from an eighteenth century Italian Tarot.
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Favole Tarot
The Favole Tarot features gothic art by Spanish illustrator, Victoria Frances. The cards are dark and romantic but somewhat depressing - even the Sun card has a feeling of bleakness. While the deck has lushly illustrated majors, it follows the European tradition in the minors and has repetitive pip cards instead of tarot scenes.
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Labyrinth Tarot
The Labyrinth Tarot is an art deck from Luis Royo, creator of the Black Tarot. The major arcana are finely detailed monochromatic art pieces, while the minor arcana suits of Wands, Pentacles, Cups and Spades are decorated pip cards.
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Spanish Tarot
The Spanish Tarot is a bilingual Tarot deck titled in Spanish and English. The 78 cards are a reproduction of an eighteenth century Liguria-Piedmontese woodcut deck.
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Tarot de Marseille (Fournier)
The Fournier-published Tarot de Marseille sticks fairly closely to the traditional symbolism but uses much more blended, rich, flowing colour than the early woodcuts. The background colours are also a modern addition.
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Tarot de Pumariega
The Tarot de Pumariega is a Spanish Tarot deck of 78 cards that has an abstract, violently colourful, and humorous style. The cards remind me in artistic style of the Sakki-Sakki Tarot.
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Tarot Genovese
The Tarot Genovese reproduces a gaming tarot deck from the late nineteenth century. The cards look similar to the Soprafino Tarot but are double-ended, similar to playing cards.
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Tarot Magow
The Tarot Magow - Tarot of the Magi - is an English and Polish titled Fournier republication of a Polish deck. Its imagery is esoteric and has the strong thickness of pastels.
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Tarot Numerologico
A section of each card in the Tarot Numerologico is devoted to large astrological, numerological and alchemical symbols. Below is a tarot scene of vibrantly coloured Marseilles-style art, surrounded by a thick white border. Titles are in Spanish, French and English.
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Tartessus Tarot
The Tartessus Tarot is inspired by the pre-Roman Tartessic culture of the Iberian peninsula, with artwork based upon archeological remains discovered in the area.
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