Pamela Colman Smith · 1909
Waite–Smith 1909
Learn with the complete historical deck that shaped modern tarot reading.
Look closely. Read the symbol before the keyword.
Explore all 78 cards →5 public historical decks
Learn tarot through the image.
Explore public historical tarot traditions through their own artwork, structure, and reading systems. Each released deck keeps its original scope—from complete 78-card traditions to focused Major Arcana studies.
Claude Burdel · Fribourg · 1751
Claude Burdel 1751
Learn Tarot de Marseille through number, suit, geometry, direction, courts, and trumps.
Look for structure before story. Let number and suit establish the first relationship.
Explore all 78 cards →Jean Noblet · Jacques Viéville · Paris · c. 1650
Noblet–Viéville Reconstruction · c. 1650
Explore the oldest surviving Tarot de Marseille pattern through a complete, openly licensed reconstruction.
Read the surviving Noblet pattern first; keep the five documented Viéville replacement pips visible as reconstruction, not original continuity.
Explore all 78 cards →Pierre-François Basan · Paris · c. 1789
Grand Etteilla I · c. 1789
Explore Etteilla’s complete 78-card Book of Thoth in its own order and visual language.
Read the native title and number first. Comparison is offered only where identities genuinely meet.
Explore all 78 cards →Oswald Wirth · Paris · 1889
Oswald Wirth 1889
Study the original 22-card Wirth Major Arcana as a distinct occult visual system.
Read geometry, gesture, number, and emblem without inventing the absent Minor Arcana.
Explore all 22 cards →