Nicolas Conver Tarot – A timeless classic reborn
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About this deck
\nOriginally created in 1760, the Nicolas Conver Tarot is one of the most respected editions of the Tarot de Marseille. Staying true to the original design, this reissue offers both collectors and tarot enthusiasts the opportunity to work with a historically significant deck.\n
Background and imagery
\nThis deck is a faithful reproduction of the original design by Nicolas Conver, a master card maker of the 18th century. The cards reflect the iconography and symbolism of the Tarot de Marseille, a style deeply rooted in the European esoteric tradition. The rich and expressive colors and classic images bring the rich history and mystique of the tarot to life.\n
How the deck comes to life in readings
\nThe deck is designed for both traditional card games and esoteric purposes. The authentic images and symbolism make it a valuable tool for in-depth tarot readings and meditation.\n\n
Is this deck welcoming to those just starting out?\n\nThis deck is perfect for newcomers and experienced readers alike. The classic images and symbolism provide a solid foundation for anyone wanting to explore the traditional tarot.\n
Material and Design
\nThe cards are printed on high-quality 320gsm casino-grade card stock with a black core, which ensures durability and a pleasant feel when shuffling. The deck comes in a sturdy tuck box, providing protection and ease of storage.\n
Author
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Nicolas Conver
\nNicolas Conver was a leading French cardmaker of the 18th century, known for his contributions to the Tarot de Marseille. His work has had a lasting impact on the tarot community and is still appreciated for its artistic and historical value.\n
Key features
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\n - Number of cards: 78
\n - Format: 70 x 120 mm
\n - Weight: 300 g
\n - Publisher: Artisan Tarot
\n - Language: French
\n - ISBN: 9781733380309
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\nExperience the timeless wisdom and beauty of the Nicolas Conver Tarot. Add this classic deck to your collection and deepen your tarot practice with a bit of history.
