The Medieval Feathers Tarot
Explore the dream realm with Medieval Feathers Tarot. These beautiful cards offer deep insights and guide your spiritual journey with medieval symbolism.
€ 34,95
Alejandro R Rozan
Out of stock
Tarot des Ambiguïtés Deck
Discover the enigmatic world of the Tarot des Ambiguïtés Deck, available on Tarot.nl. This unique deck of cards features stunning artwork and a thought-provoking design, making it a must-have for collectors and tarot enthusiasts.
€ 65,00
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Jean Noblet Tarot Deck
The Jean Noblet Tarot was produced in Paris in 1650 and is believed to be the oldest Tarot de Marseille deck. This is the complete 78 card tarot deck and includes an information card and promotional card. The deck is in French and the extra cards are in English.
€ 49,95
Jean Noblet Trumps Deck & Pouch
This is a pocket version of the Nicolas Conver Majors deck. Each deck contains the 22 Majors, the 2 of Coins and an information card. The Jean Noblet Tarot was produced in Paris in 1650 and is believed to be the oldest Tarot de Marseille deck. The deck is in French and the additional cards are in English.
€ 35,95
Alejandro R Rozan
Alejandro R. Rozán is a Cuba-based indie artist with a passion for tarot. His work primarily revolves around the symbolic mysticism of the tarot world, constantly re-creating the 78 arcana of tarot as a source of inspiration for his artwork. Using various drawing techniques, including watercolors, gouache, pencil, pen, and digital drawing, Alejandro develops a range of artistic styles. His imitation of stained glass art stands out the most.Alejandro makes his debut as a tarot illustrator and co-creator with the Medieval Feathers Tarot, written by Jay R. Rivera and published by Blue Angel Publishing. This deck elegantly combines medieval art with the symbolism of bird feathers.Alejandro is also the illustrator of Les VitrauX, un Tarot al Atardecer, to be released by the Argentinian publisher Buenaventura. This tarot deck is rendered in stained glass style, intertwining the beauty and holiness of cathedrals with the pagan symbols of tarot. Both decks attempt to bring back the symbolism and iconography of historical tarot decks to the modern world of tarot enthusiasts, readers, and collectors.