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This tarot deck was created in Milan in 1830 by Ferdinand Gumppenberg. To this day, he is still regarded as one of the most important card makers in the Milanese world of 18th-century playing cards.
Choose eight cards from the deck above.
The Gumppenberg Tarot – 1830 is a historical deck associated with the Milanese tradition. This reading offers an original spread covering the seven days of the week.
Eight cards are used. The first seven represent Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in succession. An eighth card provides guidance.
This layout allows you to symbolically explore the different days ahead. The final guidance card completes the reading and offers a point of reflection for the week as a whole.
The Gumppenberg Tarot also offers an opportunity to discover the early imagery of Italian Tarot. The deck used here includes both upright and reversed cards.