GOLDEN AGE TAROT

In 1909, Pamela Colman Smith, working under the guidance of Arthur Edward Waite, illustrated what would become the quintessential tarot deck, still the most widely known and cherished today. Now Daniel Martin Diaz brings its original spirit back to life through an intricate process of restoration. By avoiding the saturated colors and digitized lettering found in many modern editions, Golden Age Tarot becomes the most faithful reconstruction available, preserving the textures, tones, typography, and the very essence of the era in which Pamela’s work was created. A remarkable achievement in artistic preservation.

With four art books to his name, features in The Los Angeles Times and The New York Times, and collaborations with HBO, Netflix, and Warner Bros., visual artist Daniel Martin Diaz is a creator in every sense. His work moves between art, science, technology, and the metaphysical, inviting anyone who encounters it to question the very fabric of reality. Discover his journey into the arcane and the singular beauty of his creations.

• Cards printed on high-quality linen stock for a smooth, natural shuffle.
• Slightly enlarged format, 12.7 × 7.6 cm, allowing the imagery and symbols to stand out.

Cards in English.

Photo credits: Daniel Martin Diaz