Tarot de Viéville & Guide – Historic Facsimile Deck (Limited Edition 1000 Produced)

Step into 17th-century French tarot history with the Tarot de Viéville, a rare facsimile of the complete deck originally made in Paris circa 1650 and preserved at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. This historic deck offers a unique alternative to the traditional Marseilles Tarot, with distinctive card variations and ordering that make it a must-have for collectors and serious tarot historians.

Deck Features:

• Historic facsimile of Jacques Vieville Tarot, Paris, circa 1650

• Limited edition: only 1000 decks produced

• Distinctive differences from Marseilles decks:

  • Justice, Chariot, Strength, and Hermit reordered

  • The Tower depicted as a tree

  • The Hanged Man appears upright

• Includes guidebook detailing card meanings and historical context

• Perfect for collectors, historians, tarot enthusiasts, and museums

This Tarot de Viéville deck preserves the artistry and historical significance of 17th-century French tarot, offering a rare glimpse into the evolution of tarot symbolism.