Universo Tarot MarzaraArt · symbol · experience
Collection · Series 11 of 15
Rider–Waite Trilogy Series
Monet · Inca · Polynesian
3 decks · 22 Major Arcana each · 66 cards total.
This trilogy brings together three universes from different branches of the collection: Monet, representing the Artists Series; Inca, from the Empires Series; and Polynesian, representing the Cultures Series. Each contributes its own identity, but all three are united through the same visual language.
Inspired by the graphic tradition of classic Tarot and the symbolic legacy of Rider–Waite–Smith, the images take on defined lines, printed-looking colors, restrained borders, and textures that evoke antique cards. The characters, landscapes, and cultural elements of each deck remain recognizable, but are reinterpreted as though they had always belonged to an old Tarot edition.
The result does not reproduce Rider–Waite, nor does it erase the personality of the original models. It creates a meeting between tradition and diversity: Monet’s pictorial sensitivity, the ancestral strength of the Inca world, and the spirit of Polynesia enter into dialogue within the same box and speak through a shared visual language.
Universo Tarot Marzara
Decks in the Trilogy
Discover the identity of each deck and explore the different worlds within the collection.
Rider–Waite Trilogy Decks
Monet
Light, gardens, water, and flowers preserve the Impressionist sensitivity that distinguishes the original deck. By adopting the visual language of antique card decks—with defined outlines, printed-looking colors, restrained borders, and aged textures—its scenes gain a new presence. The delicacy inspired by Monet meets the graphic tradition of Tarot without losing its contemplative atmosphere or its poetry.
Inca
The archetypes of Tarot manifest within a universe inspired by Inca culture, among characters, garments, stone architecture, and symbols of profound ancestral character. Each arcana receives a name adapted to this world: The Magician, for example, becomes The Amauta, a figure associated with knowledge and wisdom. The antique-print aesthetic reinforces its ceremonial identity and turns the journey through the Major Arcana into a unique cultural and symbolic experience.
Polynesian
The human and spiritual strength of the Polynesian world transforms the language of the archetypes through tattoos, seashells, fire, carved objects, and an intensely present natural world. Each scene preserves the identity and characters of its original version, but takes on the lines, borders, and texture of an antique Tarot deck. The result unites graphic tradition, vital energy, and connection with nature in a deck of strong personality.
Universo Tarot Marzara is a collection in development. Its decks will be released progressively and, when available, will be sold through Amazon. This page does not sell products directly.