Universal Wirth Tarot
Universal Wirth Tarot
Universal Wirth Tarot
Universal Wirth Tarot
Universal Wirth Tarot
Universal Wirth Tarot
Universal Wirth Tarot
Lo Scarabeo

Universal Wirth Tarot

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Oswald Wirth was a healer, astrologer, and the author of the 22 Arcana of the Cabbalistic Tarot. Recreated according to Wirth's specifications, this great occultist's work is now available within Universal Wirth Tarot, which also features an additional 56 illustrated minor ancana.

The boxed deck includes 78 full-color cards and an instruction booklet

The companion booklets for most Lo Scarabeo decks are in five languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German.
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Artist

Oswald Wirth, Giordano Berti, and Stefano Palumbo

Cards

78

Size

2.59 x 4.72 inches

Guidebook

Included

Joseph Paul Oswald Wirth

Oswald Wirth (1860–1943) was a Swiss-born occultist, author, and Freemason renowned for creating a highly influential 1889 Tarot deck based on Stanislas de Guaita’s ideas. He synthesized Kabbalistic, Hermetic, and Masonic symbolism, producing a 22-card Major Arcana deck that established the foundation for modern esoteric tarot.

Giordano Berti

Giordano Berti is an art historian, writer, and expert in Tarot and esotericism. For many years, he has studied esoteric symbolism and the history of Tarot, sharing his knowledge through essays, Tarot courses, video lessons, and practical guides.

Stefano Palumbo

Stéfano Palumbo studied art at Frattini de Varese and the University of Bologne, where he graduated in arts and music. After having worked for the same university for a while, Palumbo started illustrating for the Italian Frigidaire and Le Corriere di Como magazines. He teamed up with Isabelle Plongeon to create the 'Ultimo' series for Nucléa publishers, that started in November 2001.

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