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Esperanza Blanco's practice

One deck, its own language

Tarot Marsella de Esperanza

This 78-card collection combines figurative majors with ornamental repeated suit marks in the minors. Juno and Jupiter take the places of Popess and Pope, a variation related to Besançon; Justice is eight and Strength eleven. Explore the actual court-card order and every image in the complete gallery.

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Card back and deck cover

Tarot Marsella de Esperanza card back
Card back
Tarot Marsella de Esperanza cover
Cover

Meaning and interpretation

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Discover the details

Let an image spark your curiosity. Open its page, explore the details and discover how it connects with your question. Browse the gallery, find a card by name or compare two figures to give your reading more depth.

History and inspiration

Tarot began with fifteenth-century Italian card games, whose figures and suits later inspired new forms of reading. Museum collections preserve its early history. Tarot Marsella de Esperanza brings that visual language into a contemporary illustration you can explore card by card.