Minchiate Tarot decks by Amparo Aguirre, Bomarzo energy.

Name: Minchiate Tarot decks by Amparo Aguirre, Bomarzo energy.
Brand: Amparo Aguirre

by Amparo Aguirre

Tarot· Includes guidebook

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Theme: Historical Minchiate Tarot editions with companion book

This project aimed to produce three editions of the historical Minchiate Tarot — Mini, Gold, and Original — by artist Amparo Aguirre. It also included a book edition by Tommaso Cascella, created in Bomarzo, Italy.

Key Features

Three distinct Minchiate Tarot editions: Mini, Gold, and Original
Companion book by Tommaso Cascella
Project rooted in Bomarzo, Italy
Revival of the historical 97-card Minchiate system

Who It's For

This project would appeal to collectors of historical tarot decks, particularly those interested in the Minchiate system. It is also suited for enthusiasts of Italian esoteric traditions and art, as well as readers who appreciate unique, expanded tarot structures beyond the standard 78 cards. The inclusion of a scholarly book suggests an audience that values in-depth study and historical context.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Minchiate Tarot?

The Minchiate Tarot is a historical tarot system that originated in Florence, Italy, in the 16th century. It is an expanded deck, typically consisting of 97 cards, which includes the standard Major and Minor Arcana along with additional Major Arcana cards representing the twelve signs of the zodiac, the four elements, and the three theological virtues.

How many cards are in the Minchiate Tarot decks by Amparo Aguirre?

While the exact card count for each specific edition (Mini, Gold, Original) is not specified, Minchiate decks traditionally consist of 97 cards. It is highly probable these decks adhere to that historical standard, offering an expanded system compared to the more common 78-card tarot decks.

Who is Amparo Aguirre?

Amparo Aguirre is the artist behind these Minchiate Tarot editions. The project also involved Tommaso Cascella, who contributed a companion book. The initiative was based in Bomarzo, Italy, suggesting a connection to the region's historical and artistic heritage.