The Marseille tradition meets Hermetic philosophy. Robert M. Place weaves alchemical processes with classic tarot imagery and quotes from the Hermetica.
A study deck for those who view tarot as a mystical tool for transformation.
This 78-card deck by Robert M. Place is built on Neoplatonic philosophy and ancient Western cosmology. The illustrations draw on the Pre-Raphaelite style of Edward Burne-Jones, with tall, melancholy figures in the spirit of Botticelli and Michelangelo. This second edition features gold-edged cards and comes in a cloth-covered box with a slipcase.
A deck that rewards readers who want to understand the philosophy behind the images.
A book that uses the Alchemical Tarot to question the Covid-19 pandemic. Scott Martin wrote 78 chapters, one for each card, as a spiritual journal during the crisis.
A method you can use with any deck to ask existential questions.
This set brings the earliest recorded occult interpretation of the tarot to life as a complete, playable deck. Based on the 1781 writings of Comte de Mellet, illustrated and researched by Robert M. Place, it includes 78 cards printed on heavy card stock with a matte finish and gold edges, plus a 143-page guidebook.
For anyone who wants to work with the tarot at its oldest recorded occult root.
Robert M. Place translates 17th-century alchemical engravings into a minimalist tarot in black, white, red, blue and yellow. Each of the 78 cards shows one essential symbol, without unnecessary detail. Gilded edges and a linen-covered box make this both a collector’s object and a ritual tool.
Made for those who prefer to experience symbols rather than dissect them.
A reconstruction of the rare Mystic Cards of Fortune from 1882. Robert M. Place brought this historical Lenormand deck back with the refined linework and 19th-century aesthetic of the original. The matte, cream-coloured cards feel like an archaeological find.
A collector’s piece that is also practical for daily readings.
A 36-card Lenormand deck styled after Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock prints. The gold-edged cards combine classic Lenormand symbols with Eastern imagery and come in a red cloth-covered storage box.
A luxury edition by tarot artist Robert M. Place for collectors and readers who appreciate Japanese print art.
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