# Ramses Tarot of Eternity Tarot Deck

> The Ramses Tarot of Eternity is an Egyptian-themed 78-card tarot deck, illustrated by Severino Baraldi, for readers who love ancient Egypt.

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- Price: £32.99
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## About this gift

Ancient Egypt in the age of Ramses II fills this 78-card tarot deck, made for readers who love Egyptian myth. The cards show life, mythology and key figures from that era in a detailed, realistic style.

Severino Baraldi illustrated the deck and Giordano Berti created it, blending Egyptian myth and ritual with the tarot structure developed by 19th-century occultists. The result is a 78-card deck that is practical for readings. The cards are cardboard, the deck weighs 245 g and it comes in cellophane.

A tarot deck with a historical setting suits readers who want familiar tarot structure with Egyptian imagery, and collectors of Egyptian-themed decks. It makes a thoughtful gift for a friend who loves both tarot and ancient history.

## Key facts

- Egyptian-themed tarot deck, 78 cards
- Illustrated by Severino Baraldi
- Created by Giordano Berti
- Set in the era of Ramses II
- Cardboard cards, 245 g

## What's in the box

- 1 tarot deck (78 cards)

## Details

| | |
|---|---|
| Cards | 78 |
| Material | Cardboard |
| Weight | 245 g |
| Packaging | Cellophane |
| Artist | Severino Baraldi |
| Creator | Giordano Berti |

## Questions

### How many cards are in the deck?

There are 78 cards, following the traditional tarot structure.

### Who made the deck?

Giordano Berti created it and Severino Baraldi illustrated it.

### What is the theme?

It is Egyptian-themed, showing life, mythology and key figures from the era of Ramses II in a detailed, realistic style.