Taproute Tarot
Best Decks to Learn or Improve Your Tarot de Marseille Reading
updated
youtube.com/watch?v=fzyZnzv3rVM
Prompt 1.
3 decks you felt called to use as soon as you received them & why?
Prompt 2.
3 decks in your collection that you've never felt caused to use & why?
Prompt 3.
3 decks in your collection you want to do a deep study with & why?
Prompt 4.
3 decks you want to use before the end of the year
Decks:
Tarot Rhenan, Piatnik
Conver Facsimile, Dusserre
Tarot de Viéville, Vieux Monde
Minchiate Al Leone, Al Mondo
Desert Illuminations, Lindsay D Williams
Fortune Teller's Deck, Jane Lyle/Ollie Munden
Tarot Neocolonial de las Américas, Patrick McGrath Muñiz
Les Dinosavres de Marseille, Anastasia Kashian
Dame Fortune's Wheel Tarot, Paul Huson
Le Tarot de Marseille, Pole Ka
The Magic Gate Tarot, Vera Petruk
John Bauer Tarot, Lo Scarabeo
Vid by David of @Aceofwands688 about the appeal of decks that are "kinda crap" including the Tarot Rhenan 😁😁
youtube.com/watch?v=b7DCkGTI5oU
More info about #dropm78 from Esther of @MindfulTarot
youtube.com/watch?v=isq-xYN9SJc&list=PLO5kHajOFPOA6T59o3IrfQYEZk1XacdZ2&index=4
Elizabeth's wonderful inner-child vid:
youtu.be/x24zyn_7BSI?si=Bn9H3SESf9oXzP0o
The Dodal vid that precedes this one:
youtu.be/loBda8EBW_k?si=lvTrtnwq5riMgIz6
My short with more info about Besonçon decks:
youtube.com/shorts/hryofLLJQgE?si=8YxaeqLkrnww--Ug
Vince Pitisci's vid on various Grimaud Ancien TdM decks:
youtu.be/sCk53mqzQlE?si=uc5s0Cec4yugsuIx
Rewatching this, it does appear the older pre-Dusserre/Cartamundi ones are more red than orange. However, looking up listings for vintage decks, some versions do appear red-orange. I did see some reviews complaining about other aspects of the color change, such as the Bateleur's table top.
Yoav Ben-Dov's site including coloring sheets and other resources:
cbdtarot.com
Ben-Dov's YT channel with vids about Physics and Tarot (in Hebrew with English subtitles):
youtube.com/@ybd2006/videos
wopc.co.uk/explore/game/aluette
I compare it side-by-side with Dodal tarots from Pablo Robledo and Artisan. I also discuss the history in the excellent LWB that accompanies Robledo's deck and talk TdM Type I.
It was a perfect chance to try this tag by @novamunditarot and experiment to see which pairs work. Join me and we can check it out together!
The Decks:
1. Symbolic Tarot of Wirth, Lo Scarabeo
2. TdM François Chosson 1st edition, Yves Reynaud
3. Tarot de Maria Celia, Lynyrd-Jym Narciso
4. Pitisci's 1JJ Swiss, Available on MPC
5. Giuseppe Maria Mitelli, Vintage Dal Negro
6. Tarot de Marsella, Pablo Robledo
7. Le Tarot Archétypal, Dystopia Tinta
8. Golden Tarot of Marseille, Lo Scarabeo
9. Marseille Vintage Tarot, Lo Scarabeo
10. Lombardy Tarot 1856, Deviant Moon
11. Grand Etreilla, Cartamundi
12. Golden Tarot, Kat Black
13. Tarocchi, Michelangelo Rossato
14. The Medieval Feathers Tarot, Alejandro Rozán
15. Tarot Alquimístico (Sola Busca), Orbi-Fabbri
16. Tarot de Paris, Vintage Bibliothèque Nationale
17. TdM (Conver), Cartamundi
18. Alan Tarot, A. Orell, Vintage Modiano
19. Tarocco Indovino, Dal Negro
20. Tarot de Viéville, Vieux Monde
21. Tarot Phillipe Vachier 1639, Yves Reynaud
22. Der Tarot Lombardische, Vintage Peter Ortmann, Falken
Nova's recent #PairThisDeck vid:
youtu.be/iE7B-dlIXY4?si=DpOwcTiM8ILkNfww
Excellent inner-child vid from Elizabeth at @themoreintuitiveme:
youtu.be/x24zyn_7BSI?si=hnvV8HjgOeXNwBxa
About conceptual blending and tarot by @VPitisci of Tarot Maps:
youtu.be/kzFVTbGWws8?si=CNOrGR7R48JZvtdS
Vid on modifying the Writual Planner by Calyx at @moxiejournal:
youtu.be/jAl_FMQeN9U?si=tLSD7tU7y01skWMM
My vid with info about reading a Tarot Nouveau style deck:
youtu.be/mHH28gOcMl0?si=ACzziPm-e5UNzdxc
So here is an informal comparison of this gorgeous tarot with some other decks as a bit of a tarot history primer. It's just a few thoughts off the top of my head, but I think there's something here for everyone, whether you're a historical tarot newbie or enthusiast!
So much gratitude to Valentina for this astonishing hand-painted offering to the world of historical tarot 💖🥰💖
My Unboxing Posts
Instgram:
instagram.com/p/DMOGcUkO-6H/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
YouTube:
http://youtube.com/post/UgkxYMBoRXp90lHkHYU2AulsB9ecaVWzo-ib?si=mKTpehiHaVB_EKtw
The Art of Seeing the Marseille Way by Valentina De Luca, free chapters
English:
drive.google.com/file/d/1nwbAJz3McZAuRFfwmMxXrZLPDFn3C-XA/view?usp=drive_link
Spanish:
drive.google.com/file/d/16j_7DDDMz3zOcwrd_xvrFMBGe8L_akJz/view?usp=sharing
Matronua Tarot Kickstarter page with a wealth of background info:
kickstarter.com/projects/matronuatarot/the-matronua-tarot?ref=discovery&term=matronua&total_hits=10&category_id=273
Matronua Tarot Instragram:
instagram.com/matronua?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
Don't mind if I do! I've been meaning to share more about my Minchiate decks and practice, so this was just the prompt I needed!
Be sure to check out her collection and recommendations, and the rest of her Minchiate series too!!
youtube.com/watch?v=24FRCKdEZZo
✨✨Links I mentioned in the video✨✨
Minchiate Tutorial by The Queen's Sword:
thequeenssword.com/tutorial-how-to-read-the-minchiate-tarot
Hugo's Ebay Shop:
ebay.com/str/forgreatcollectibles
Amparo Aguirre's Instagram:
instagram.com/minchiate.tarot
After recording, I found this lovely Minchiate collection vid from the Esperien Tarot channel I mentioned!
youtu.be/Sc3M99G6aak?si=2ZDz6-WWBfU9DLNZ
He actually uses multiple different pronunciations here which I imagine are contextual. I'm so happy YT is auto-translating Italian to English subtitles now 🤗🥰
Edit: The Etruria Minchiate from Make Playing Cards:
makeplayingcards.com/sell/marketplace/minchiate-vintage.html
youtu.be/wOlgmO4OwKQ?si=EuI_FZWQzKWWmwUj
VR from @dezarey:
youtu.be/x2WrFHQUp-k?si=bBaNH5kEWNr5QPSf
Here are the prompts
🦋What witchcraft specialty draws you to buying a new book?
🧙🏻♀️Which book in your collection do you refer to daily?
☮️What non-witchcraft book has inspired your practice?
👻Who is your favorite witch author and why?
🛸If you could write a witchcraft book what would it be about?
✨Show three books from your 'to be read' pile
🐈tag three people
I tag @NothingSoStrange-y2k, @tamipie, @KaraTarot-4enlightening
Video on Jodorowsky by @MistikaTarotOK:
youtu.be/vG8__EsoHYg?si=FqAVzOYilusO5Qkt
Andrea Vitali's Site:
http://www.letarot.it/index.aspx?lng=ENG
@TarotMagpie's Vid on Practice as Play:
youtu.be/yfWmRZwRhHQ?si=reJhpSioyewql1bX
I hope you get some insights too! There is a TON of super fascinating info in this vid, which could send you down your own deep-dive if you like. Everything I referenced is linked below in the order it appears in the video.
I'd love to hear your feedback and insights in the comments! If anything was unclear, don't hesitate to ask. Thanks so much for being here!
CORRECTION: I realized that if the earlier date for the woodblock art is correct, Tycho Brahe would have been only a kid. But the longer-bearded version here looks a lot like depictions of either Ptolemy (an Egyptian-born ancient Greek, but pictured in Renaissance art in clothes contemporary to the time), or Nostradamus (alive at the earlier estimated time and possibly on the chariot card in the Catelin-Geoffroy deck). I'll do a follow-up vid on this!
Review of Museo dei Tarocchi’s deck (Tarocchi Francesi), and info on TdP, including a helpful comment section:
tarot-heritage.com/2021/01/19/tarocchi-francesi-the-anonymous-tarot-de-paris-restored-by-il-museo-dei-tarocchi
Le Bateleur images (2nd & 3rd are in the comments):
facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10159581850627574&set=gm.3756786704534290&idorvanity=1457073457838971
Papesse image, Pope Gregory I:
britannica.com/biography/St-Gregory-the-Great/Writings-and-influence
@pageofswords1792 channel videos on Tarot of Paris:
youtube.com/watch?v=mwnm1W_J02s
youtube.com/watch?v=-HEiANo1R6w
Image of Oedipus & the Sphinx:
simplykalaa.com/oedipus-and-the-sphinx
Pope gloves (image and discussion in comments):
facebook.com/share/p/1AuYrJXvpp
Image of lovers under a tree:
facebook.com/share/p/15orW2y5kx
Image of Venus' chariot pulled by doves, a Greek sphinx on bottom left:
facebook.com/share/p/16bmYNdNQJ
Image of chariot with Apollo:
facebook.com/share/p/1B5ncsES5e
Image of ancient Janus sculpture (Greek in this case):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janus
Fall of the Rebel Angels 1430 & The Jaws of Hell with Lucifer and Satan 1568 in the comments:
facebook.com/share/p/1HYDcoQqco
Hellmouth stained glass roundel 1500:
facebook.com/share/p/1J1vAwyTkK
Leviathan info including image from The Last Judgement fresco 1555:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leviathan#
Image of Janus engraving 1550:
theconversation.com/who-was-janus-the-roman-god-of-beginnings-and-endings-86853
Titian's Venus with a Mirror:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_with_a_Mirror
Bacchus (John the Baptist) by da Vinci/Melzi
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacchus_(Leonardo)
Tarot History forum post dating TdP to 1559:
forum.tarothistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=755&hilit=1559+strozzi
Seals of Charles III 1409, Navarre-Evreux Coat of Arms:
https://www.hubert-herald.nl/EspanNavarra.htm
Video by Ellen from @moomintarot making an ermine-pattern tarot back by hand:
youtube.com/watch?v=W3UMYRovPxU&t=1s
Insignia Equitum Gallici 1550-55, interlaced crescents:
http://scaheraldry.info/index.php/Crescent
Door Decoration, Mid-16th century:
collection.barnesfoundation.org/objects/6155/Door-Decoration
Assyrian sphinx (lamassu):
metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/322609
Robert Farrah's great vid on various kinds of Kitsch (I said Camp-- are they different? Seriously asking because I have no taste, lol!) @teatarot4557
youtube.com/watch?v=bRkxlP77MZM
The prompts
1. A deck with a quote on the inside of the box
Oracle of Awakening, Lelania Simone
2. A deck with a damaged box or card
Rigel Tarot
3. A deck with one or several renamed cards
The Buddha Tarot, Robert M. Place
4. A deck with reversible backs
Euskal Tarot Mitikoa/Basque Mythical Tarot, Maritxu Guler
5. A deck with a star on the box
Estrella Tarot de Marseille, House of Ash
6. A deck with no or few people in the minors
Antique Anatomy Tarot
7. A deck that doesn't have a person in the fool card
(no human rather) White Sage Tarot
8. A deck with your favourite box design
Classic Tarot
9. A deck you've made a 180-degree turn around about (anticipated, purchased, fell flat OR luke warm feelings about the deck & then absolutely loved once you received it & worked with)
Universal Tarot of Wirth
10. A deck with an even major in the box artwork (High Priestess, Emperor, Lovers, Strength, Wheel, etc)
Golden Tarot of Marseille
11. A deck on your tarot shelf/storage area with the box title facing in the opposite direction from the others.
Dame Fortune's Wheel Tarot, Paul Huson
12. A lonely deck - A deck you DON'T store with your other decks
Golden Tarot, Kat Black
13. A deck you associate with the current season
Gay Marseille, Charlie Claire Burgess
14. A deck in which your favourite animal makes an appearance.
Tarot of the Divine
15. A deck with a rainbow, either on the box or in the cards
Full Spectrum Trionfi Della Luna
youtube.com/watch?v=8ONEl2b3vME&t=1s
Check out her astrology channel too at @BurningWatersoftheMoon
I was reminded of a great vid by @el.bateleur connecting the Fool to the pilgrims of el Camino de Santiago who carried water gourds tied to their staves. It turns out, this was a common depiction across Medieval and Renaissance Europe:
youtube.com/watch?v=h7-PllQJZhI
Here are some images of people on pilgrimage as well as pilgrim's gourds:
caminotravelcenter.com/blog/what-did-a-pilgrim-on-the-camino-look-like-in-the-past-which-symbols-have-been-kept
Saint James with his staff and drinking gourd:
christianiconography.info/Edited%20in%202013/metropolitan/jamesGil.html
I will explore these thoughts further and will definitely enjoy studying the Sola Busca more deeply! In the mean time, I wanted to share these musings and see what you think!
Here is my video I mentioned-- my first on tarot history:
youtu.be/unN7hx-TFq8?si=eEC6rj4AiH8XFITa
The 2018 deck on Piatnik's shop:
piatnik-individual.com/produkt/marseille-tarot
Piatnik's listing with the LWB PDFs:
piatnik.com/spiele/spielkarten/tarot-und-wahrsagekarten/marseille-tarot
Here are the descriptions of the Tarot Nouveau Trumps I was reading:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourgeois_Tarot
@moomintarot here is the deck I said I'd show!
Here is the excellent video I mentioned by @moomintarot
youtube.com/watch?v=1YpE71C2n1g&t=12s
Original inspiration from this vid by @TarotMagpie:
youtube.com/watch?v=GuBdLjfhAHI
Tag by @KaraTarot-4enlightening:
youtube.com/watch?v=v0WyYr697cw&t=4s
The 3-Point or Three Dimensional Spread by Pitisci:
youtube.com/watch?v=uZarSveW6jI
My first vid that I mentioned:
youtu.be/unN7hx-TFq8?si=hV-LaPOwtJGbtIg6
Original Vid:
youtube.com/watch?v=R1xPlLeG0Cs
The Matronua Kickstarter:
kickstarter.com/projects/matronuatarot/the-matronua-tarot
The Metanoia Marseille 2nd Edition Kickstarter:
kickstarter.com/projects/bouchettedesign/enchanted-divination-cartomancy-tarot-companion-journals
@dezarey's Visconti Modrone flip-through I mentioned:
youtube.com/watch?v=opAvmFLnoGk&t=927s
Tarottube made me do it: Call of the Morrigan Oracle
My heart made me do it: Wise Earth Medicine Tarot
My head made me do it: Visconti di Modrone Tarot (Lo Scarabeo)
The title made me do it: Le Carte Siciliane & Primiera Bolognese
The art made me do it: Matronua Tarot by Valentina De Luca
The hype made me do it: The Greenwood Tarot
My dark side made me do it: Le Tarot de Marseille par Pole Ka
My inner child made me do it: Pip Speak Tarot
Impulse made me do it: Tarocco Indovino
Choose your own adventure--
Brand loyalty made me do it: Cosmic Tarot
After a thoughtful walk-through where I make more than my usual effort to showcase the cards, I go through the guidebook a bit. With the help of my phone, I read some auto-generated translations of a few key parts of the book. I hope you'll love this remarkable deck as much as I do!!
L'ippocampo Editions page for this deck:
https://www.ippocampoedizioni.it/libro/9791256730261
@novamunditarot's Tarocco Siciliano I mentioned:
youtu.be/H572rVtYRUg?si=b_4bJr8vxOmR7d4g
**ReUpload because I left out a clip 😅**
Thanks to @KaraTarot-4enlightening for tagging me!
Original vid:
youtu.be/dREOywm5-Y0?si=DUidB79SmwRCmLGQ
Spread video I mentioned from Vincent Pitisci:
youtu.be/Cyzvj3tRUfU?si=9G-nmAUqnVzU9Ppu
It was actually Tom Benjamin's walk-through I'd seen before:
youtu.be/lOPoXUxc-sA?si=QgbxNUHLjPVfJhy7
Simon's unboxing of this deck:
youtu.be/8TSoPFxJ3ns?si=8l7kOPawr23d7ssS
I'm considering a new Full Moon deck, so I made an order from Artisan Tarot. Join me in finally unboxing this delivery and checking out my new decks!
Featuring a cameo from the Knave of Cups from Tarot el Dios de los Tres 😅
Thanks to Angel from @feedingmysoul1212 for these great prompts! I saw this first from @tamipie and then found a bunch of great new channels with it!
Original Vid:
youtu.be/P1jfu8NkTm8?si=XYbtDL6Y99VkiB7L
#ShowUsYourDecks Prompts:
1. A deck you want to use, but for whatever reason, hasn't seen any playtime on your desk
2. The 12th deck from the right on your tarot shelf
3. A deck you are thinking about rehoming
4. A deck you don't store in its original box & why
5. A deck with more or less than 78 cards
6. A deck with a cloud on the box
7. A deck you've never shown on your channel
8. A deck with another animal, besides a lion, in the strength card
9. A deck that comes in a box inside another box
10. A deck that would NOT appear in your top 10 favorites
11. A deck you associate with the color green
12. A secondhand, preloved, pre-owned, thrifted deck
13. A deck in your collection with the most used guidebook
14. A deck with water on the box
15. A deck with your most favorite card ever & why
@Indigo Moon Woman & @marie-france.g you'll find this funny, lol!
Diane's vid where she features this deck:
youtu.be/q5_0FoRPRMg?si=CZ4up2NBcx95u251
It's smaller than a Fournier deck at about 5.5cm X 10.7cm
Prompted by this vid by Diane, where it and other unique decks are featured: youtu.be/8Fdy5_8HUGc?si=0GDc4WzkwUOm2zc9
Apologies for my audio-- I didn't realize til I had to switch batteries toward the end that my mic wasn't plugged in all the way. Oh well, you can still hear me fine from the camera mic!
#editorspickdecks Prompts:
1. Inner Child Work: A deck you recommend for inner child healing. One that feels safe, nurturing, and playful—ideal for reconnecting with innocence, creativity, and emotional truth.
2. Shadow Work: A deck that’s powerful for helping readers face their shadows. Honest, deep, and unafraid to confront the difficult—this is your recommendation for deep transformation and self-inquiry.
3. Deity Work (or Spirit Guides): A deck that serves as a spiritual bridge—perfect for working with deities, spirit guides, or higher realms. It holds sacred energy and supports devotional practice or channeled messages.
4. Ancestor Work: A deck you’d suggest for connecting with ancestral wisdom. Whether for lineage healing or honoring those who came before, this one opens the path to ancestral connection.
5. Divination: A deck that excels in traditional divination. Clear, direct, and accurate—this is your top pick for those seeking predictive insight or practical answers.
6. As Above: A deck that connects the reader to cosmic or spiritual realms. Ideal for soul work, life path exploration, or messages from the higher self—it speaks to the divine perspective.
7. So Below: A deck you recommend for grounded, real-world readings. This one captures everyday emotions, human experience, and earthly wisdom with clarity and depth.
8. Hug Deck: A deck that offers emotional support and comfort. Gentle, compassionate, and soothing—this is a deck that feels like a warm hug for anyone going through a tough time.
9. Feel-Good Deck: A deck that uplifts, encourages, and energizes. Whether through color, artwork, or message, this one is a perfect feel-good recommendation for readers who want joy and empowerment.
10- Most Versatile: A deck you recommend for handling any type of reading—love, career, shadow work, daily pulls, and everything in between. Reliable, flexible, and reader-friendly, this is the all-rounder that adapts to every situation.
11- Most Inspiring: DeckA deck you recommend to inspire creativity, intuitive flow, or personal transformation. Whether it's the art, the energy, or the depth of the messages, this one sparks something powerful in the reader.
12- Best for Beginners: A deck you'd confidently recommend to someone just starting their tarot journey. Accessible, clear, and easy to learn with—this one makes tarot feel inviting rather than intimidating.
13- Best for Professionals: A deck you suggest for experienced readers who need depth, nuance, and strong symbolism. Ideal for layered readings, spiritual insight, and working with clients at a professional level.
14- Witchy Vibes: A deck you'd recommend for those who love witchy aesthetics, moody vibes, magical symbolism, or spell work support, casting, altar work, etc.
15- Astrology Work: A deck you recommend for astrology lovers and cosmic seekers. One that weaves planetary wisdom and archetypes into its structure—ideal for exploring birth charts, transits, and celestial guidance.
Nova's original vid:
youtu.be/iSOwHjD_eVA?si=_WeROy8YRcg88GMY
Folks whose takes on this I'd love to see, but zero pressure for real:
@twixttarot
@NothingSoStrange-y2k
@ikalesunflower
@marie-france.g
@windsofreflection
@Roots & Waves
@wren1019
@themoreintuitiveme
@toadstooltarot
@ElaineMurphy66
@MarilynFromTarotClarity
I have a few questions for dedicated deck collectors, so your comments are most appreciated! I was wondering about the date change for the 2nd edition of this deck too-- does Reynaud know something I don't? @musingsbymascha I was hoping you might know!
Thanks to Kathy from @NothingSoStrange-y2k for reviving and putting a fun spin on this tag! It cracked me up and made for a unique grouping of decks I never would have thought to put together otherwise!
The hierarchy as interpreted by An Obvious Plant:
1. Food and Shelter
2. Safety
3. A Bee that is Your Friend
4. The Respect of the Forest King
5. A Lava Lamp in Every Room of the House
Info about the decks that are not mass-market:
MPC Minchiate Deck by Luke:
makeplayingcards.com/sell/marketplace/minchiate-vintage.html
Artisan Jacques Vieville Tarot:
artisantarot.com/shop/p/jacques-vieville-tarot-deck?srsltid=AfmBOoqoJmnQ64YdqNmqOcxHzJ-Blyd-GgNQmMTKXNA1DB9TArwjTeNm
The Late Vincent Pitisci's MPC Store:
makeplayingcards.com/sell/httpswwwtarotmapscomcopy
Pablo Robledo Marsella on Tarot Arts
tarotarts.com/products/tarot-de-marsella-by-pablo-robledo-sixth-edition?srsltid=AfmBOorC-BtJBe6bbH1hn08jFwvrhFoaF_x42yvP7FF0e6D-0ovMGE76
Le Tarot par Jean-Claude Flornoy Order Page:
tarot-history.com/boutique
The vid I mentioned by @Indigo Moon Woman
youtu.be/VnsBdBJYJOQ?si=DTt93g9lEtD7Or8w
Enrique Enriquez-Tarology
youtu.be/_ueNsCRagSw?si=KObnKX7IhM_qM5Rd
Share the tarot decks that have been significant at different stages of your tarot journey. Feel free to include as many as you like to illustrate your journey.
Prompts:
1. The Beginning – The deck that started it all for you.
2. The Milestones – Any other decks that marked significant points in your tarot journey.
3. The Deepening – Deck(s) that helped you grow, learn, or deepen your practice.
4. The Now – The deck(s) that currently resonate with you the most.
Remember to use the tag so that I can follow your story!
Original video from Simon, @The_Hermits_Cave
youtu.be/i9cEaTRaLsQ?si=mtlHVXYI6RmQqat3
The vid that started it all from Ester (formerly Lisa), @MindfulTarot
youtu.be/bFXdqpj9f5E?si=DM_TG_HAcpmsF4qg
A reproduction of a Pellerin deck from 1830, these cards are so fun and quirky! I loved getting to unbox and walk through them on camera, and I hope you enjoy them too. What a treat!
Correction: I showed the Spencer's Minchiate and referred to it as an example of a Fiorentine. Based on vids by @MarilynFromTarotClarityincluding this epic Minchiate side-by-side:
youtu.be/zBL27BFpD5U?si=rJmUsSDujB3GwQt3
-- I believe based on the Bolognese red dots that it may be more a Minchiate Al Cingno, or a blend. They are very similar. Sadly it comes with no info, but is a surprisingly good reproduction!


