Impressive is the word that comes to mind, even before removing this deck from the shrink wrapping. A quick check on the kitchen scales shows the cards, accompanying book and lidded box case weigh in at around 850gm. The imagery and printing are excellent, with strong but muted colouring replacing the often used reds, blues and yellows of Marseilles inspired tarot. The gold edges add a real eye catching touch to the design.My only gripe is the design chosen for the rear of the cards, which seems rather dull and out of keeping with my idea of the medieval flavour, although it could well be a genuine period inspired piece.
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Le tarot noir, imagerie médiévale populaire: Avec 1 jeu de 78 cartes : Hackière, Matthieu, Ternel, Justine: Amazon.com.be: Books

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Le coffret "Le Tarot Noir" renferme une vision riche et originale du Tarot de Marseille. Puisant dans ses origines les plus anciennes, ce tarot recèle d'indices sur la vie médiévale française. Son iconographie reprend des détails présents sur les plus anciennes versions du jeu et plonge l'amateur de tarot au coeur de la société du XVe siècle, le renseignant sur les croyances, les rites et les personnages de l'époque.

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1. Print length

128 pages

2. Language

French

3. Publisher

Editions Véga

4. Publication date

2 Dec. 2013

5. Dimensions

30 x 3.4 x 16.7 cm

6. ISBN-10

2858296189

7. ISBN-13

978-2858296187

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Angy

_5.0 out of 5 stars_Tarocchi davvero belli.. spedizione veloce

Reviewed in Italy on 5 February 2021

Tarocchi molto particolari...rifiniti in oro... decorati davvero bene



Caleb Majeski

_5.0 out of 5 stars_Absolutely beautiful and phenomenal deck

Reviewed in the United States on 12 April 2018

Absolutely beautiful and phenomenal deck. It can be tricky finding new interpretations and designs for Marseille style decks, but Ternel and Hackiere absolutely outdid themselves with this one.

Two things of note - The packaging and the accompanying book are in French, so if you're not a French speaker, this would be a challenging first deck.

Secondly, the cards are *huge*, noticably larger than a standard tarot deck, substantially larger than a traditional Tarot de Marseille deck, and more in line size wise with what you would expect from oracle cards. The card stock is also very high quality and thick which can make the deck overall feel very unwieldy at first and people with smaller hands may have a difficult time working with the deck. However, for the most part, it's just a question of practicing handling and working with the larger cards.



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_5.0 out of 5 stars_Simplemente precioso.

Reviewed in Spain on 5 March 2018

Las imágenes son oscuras y medievales, los naipes son de gran tamaño. El borde dorado impecable, es el broche de una baraja perfecta y preciosa. Muy recomendable para todos los aficionados al tarot. Incluso a los que estén aprendiendo ya que no deja de ser un tarot de tipo Marsella. Me ha impresionado, la verdad.

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Reviewed in Spain on 5 March 2018

Las imágenes son oscuras y medievales, los naipes son de gran tamaño. El borde dorado impecable, es el broche de una baraja perfecta y preciosa. Muy recomendable para todos los aficionados al tarot. Incluso a los que estén aprendiendo ya que no deja de ser un tarot de tipo Marsella. Me ha impresionado, la verdad.

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Tom Thornbury

_5.0 out of 5 stars_Excellent and original

Reviewed in Canada on 12 June 2015

This is a very classy interpretation of the classic Marseilles tarot deck. The artwork is precise and the colouring subdued but consistent and attractive. The pip cards are especially elegant. The slightly larger eyes of the human figures in the deck give an expressiveness that may not appeal to those who prefer the gnomic impassivity of the traditional 18th century version, but this is a small quibble. Many will prefer it. The beautiful book that comes with the deck consists simply of reproductions of larger versions of the 78 cards. The minimal textual commentary is in French. Unfortunately the first time I opened the book the spine cracked and it fell apart into a hundred separate pages, but this didn't detract from my enjoyment of the images. The Sun card oddly follows the pattern of the Sun card from the Vieville tarot, and Le Tarot Noir borrows a couple of other details from other decks. But 99% will be very familiar to those who use the traditional Marseilles deck.



Clem Neville

_5.0 out of 5 stars_Stunning, if rather impractical regarding ease of use

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 June 2015

Impressive is the word that comes to mind, even before removing this deck from the shrink wrapping. A quick check on the kitchen scales shows the cards, accompanying book and lidded box case weigh in at around 850gm. The imagery and printing are excellent, with strong but muted colouring replacing the often used reds, blues and yellows of Marseilles inspired tarot. The gold edges add a real eye catching touch to the design.My only gripe is the design chosen for the rear of the cards, which seems rather dull and out of keeping with my idea of the medieval flavour, although it could well be a genuine period inspired piece.

The quality of the card stock and the size of the cards themselves can be seen either as a blessing or a curse. Mass produced cards seem to be getting lighter by the year, these are heavyweight but along with their size - approximately 14cm x 10.5cm - makes them impractical to shuffle. I think they are well worth adopting a fanning technique instead, for surely these will end up as collectible? The price for the package also seems exceptional, again little more than those made down to a price, or more likely a larger margin of profit.

The 128 book itself is also extremely well printed with full colour images of each card and text about those of the Major Arcana and the suits and court cards, but nothing relating to the numbered Minor Arcana cards. The matching box is of substantial card construction and well printed. Other than the website details of the French seller, there is no publisher or confirmation where they were printed.

I was aware before purchasing that the text was only in French, but it is a shame it was not possible to include an English translation as well. The packaging itself also has some drawbacks. The cards were divided into two stacks held by slip on plastic strips. Unfortunately these had both worked loose inside the box leaving the cards free to slide about. The book was laid on top and not separated in any way and free to slide slightly so there are scuffs to both front and back covers. Nothing serious but a better design of packaging would have prevented this at no additional cost.

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