Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Today I’m diving into some of my all-time favourite Marseille tarot decks, and for this video I’m focusing on true Marseille tradition, not Italian Tarots, Swiss decks, Belgian decks, or scenic pip systems. These are straight-up Marseille decks that carry the history, symbolism, and distinctive artistic language of the Tarot de Marseille tradition.
From the vibrant restoration work of Camoin and Jodorowsky, to the antique charm of the Jean Dodal, the nostalgic beauty of the 1971 Stuart Kaplan edition, and modern interpretations like the Metanoia Marseille and The Stone Marseille, I’ll be sharing what makes each of these decks special and why they continue to hold such an important place in my collection.
Whether you’re a long-time Marseille reader, curious about pip reading, or simply love tarot history and artwork, I hope this walk through gives you inspiration to explore the richness and diversity within the Marseille tradition.
Decks featured include:
• Camoin & Jodorowsky Marseille
• Angel Tarot (US Games 1980s edition)
• Jean Dodal 1701 by Jean-Claude Flornoy
• Spanish Tarot by Fournier
• Le Tarot de Marseille par Pole Ka
• Tarot Classic by Stuart Kaplan (1971)
• Metanoia Marseille
• The Stone Marseille
• Le Tarot de Marseille by Fournier (1983)
• Tarot des Aux Arcs
• Le Véritable Tarot
#TarotDeMarseille #MarseilleTarot #TarotCollection #TarotCommunity #TarotHistory #PipTarot #TarotDecks #TarotReader #TarotLovers #EsotericTarot #VintageTarot #TheHermitsCave
Today I’m diving into some of my all-time favourite Marseille tarot decks, and for this video I’m focusing on true Marseille tradition, not Italian Tarots, Swiss decks, Belgian decks, or scenic pip systems. These are straight-up Marseille decks that carry the history, symbolism, and distinctive artistic language of the Tarot de Marseille tradition.
From the vibrant restoration work of Camoin and Jodorowsky, to the antique charm of the Jean Dodal, the nostalgic beauty of the 1971 Stuart Kaplan edition, and modern interpretations like the Metanoia Marseille and The Stone Marseille, I’ll be sharing what makes each of these decks special and why they continue to hold such an important place in my collection.
Whether you’re a long-time Marseille reader, curious about pip reading, or simply love tarot history and artwork, I hope this walk through gives you inspiration to explore the richness and diversity within the Marseille tradition.
Decks featured include:
• Camoin & Jodorowsky Marseille
• Angel Tarot (US Games 1980s edition)
• Jean Dodal 1701 by Jean-Claude Flornoy
• Spanish Tarot by Fournier
• Le Tarot de Marseille par Pole Ka
• Tarot Classic by Stuart Kaplan (1971)
• Metanoia Marseille
• The Stone Marseille
• Le Tarot de Marseille by Fournier (1983)
• Tarot des Aux Arcs
• Le Véritable Tarot
#TarotDeMarseille #MarseilleTarot #TarotCollection #TarotCommunity #TarotHistory #PipTarot #TarotDecks #TarotReader #TarotLovers #EsotericTarot #VintageTarot #TheHermitsCave
