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Michel de Nostredame, a 16th-century French apothecary and seer, is best known worldwide for his visionary insights and prophetic writings.
First published in 1555, the book "Prophecies" has rarely gone out of print since his death and has attracted numerous followers who credit him with predicting many significant world events, including the rise of Hitler, the assassination of Kennedy, the events of September 11, and more recently, the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Less well known is that in 1994, a manuscript believed to belong to Michel de Nostredame was discovered in the National Library of Italy in Rome, alongside 80 mysterious paintings heavily featuring tarot symbolism. John Mathews and Wil Kinghan recognized the significance of this work with great excitement and, after extensive research, now present it as "The Lost Tarot of Nostradamus."
Cailin Matthews has newly translated the original quatrains, linking for the first time the astonishing power of the prophecies with tarot imagery. This is undoubtedly the most important oracle of the chief prognosticator and arguably one of the most significant decks of our time.
The deck contains 78 cards and a user guide (in English).
