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The Trionfi Della Luna Tarot is the eccentric cousin to Deviant Moon — born out of Marseille tradition but dripping with lunar strangeness. Created by Patrick Valenza, this 78-card deck mixes surreal moon-faced characters, dreamlike symbolism, and a strange beauty that feels both whimsical and unsettling.
What you’ll see in this review:
- 📖 Guidebook review — 68-page booklet with Valenza’s spreads and card notes
- 🎴 Full deck flip-through — Majors and Minors, card by card
- 🔍 Detailed card talk — including a deeper look at the Six of Pentacles / Coins
- 🔄 Shuffle test — how the cardstock actually handles
- 🃏 Live one-card pull — a message direct from the deck
This is not a “collector’s shelf deck.” The Trionfi Della Luna reads with bite. The pips, the lunar faces, the strange symbolism — it all comes together for a reading style that feels raw, psychological, and sometimes uncomfortable in the best way.
If you’re into Marseille-style tarot with a surreal twist, or you already love Patrick Valenza’s work on the Deviant Moon Tarot, this deck belongs in your hands.
About the Artist: Patrick Valenza
Patrick Valenza is the mind behind the Deviant Moon Tarot and the creator of Trionfi Della Luna. His art is unmistakable with moon-faced figures, surreal settings, and imagery that drifts between the whimsical and the unsettling.
Influenced by tarot history and his fascination with forgotten places, Valenza brings a style that feels rooted in Marseille tradition but never bound by it. His decks stand out because they read with edge; raw, strange, and unforgettable.