Marseille Tarot (Guide and Cards)

The Marseille Tarot, as a name, does not refer to any particular deck of cards, but rather serves as a model, a type of predictive system. At the end of the 17th century, this type of card, with rare exceptions (for example, the neoclassical variant from Lombardy), was the most widespread in Europe. With the emergence of interest in Tarot cards among occultists and members of Masonic orders, the symbolism of the Marseille Tarot was somewhat modified and acquired predictive semantic weight. At this time, French cultural traditions significantly influenced the visual representation of Tarot cards, evident through the costumes and household attributes of the card characters. It is logical that the name "Marseille Tarot" became synonymous with quality and the entire topology of divination cards of this type. Currently, the Marseille Tarot, regardless of where it is produced, whether in France or Italy, is used for both gameplay and predictions.
78 cards and instructions for interpretation.