TAROT by FRANÇOIS HERI 

Solothurn 1730, Switzerland

Theme_Empath including Ruth Ann and Wald

including Ruth Ann and Wald Amberstone

the stunning 'Dreams of Magic' was her first solo publication and an expression of her blossoming creativity and love for the Divine

Readers can customize the deck by choosing which cards to include in their readings

This complete guide shares the compelling story of the deck's creation

TAROT by FRANÇOIS HERI </p> <p><em>Solothurn 1730, Switzerland</em></p> Theme_Empath including Ruth Ann and Waldlimited edition of 1500 copies Franois HERI (1680 1746), like his French and Swiss colleagues, produced two types of Tarots: a tarot Marseilles published in 1718 and this tarot from 1730, called a Besanon. The main difference from a traditional Marseilles deck is that Papesse and Pope cards are replaced with Juno and Jupiter. It is believed that having religious figures in a deck of cards offended Catholics. It's also probable that this switch