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Esperanza Blanco's practice

One deck, its own language

Tarot de Esperanza

This 78-card collection combines twenty-two major arcana with four suits of narrative scenes. Paths, gardens, gestures and objects invite relationships within each image. Strength is numbered eight and Justice eleven; entries preserve that numbering and the identities used in our readings.

Card back and deck cover

Tarot de Esperanza card back
Card back
Tarot de Esperanza cover
Cover

From the image to your question

Choose your deck

Each collection has its own style. Follow the images and language that inspire you most.

Explore each card

Enlarge the image, discover its meaning and explore the details that enrich its interpretation.

Connect with your question

Relate what you notice to your situation and find an idea you would like to explore further.

Discover the details

Let an image spark your curiosity. Open its page, explore the details and discover how it connects with your question. Browse the gallery, find a card by name or compare two figures to give your reading more depth.

History and inspiration

Tarot began with fifteenth-century Italian card games, whose figures and suits later inspired new forms of reading. Museum collections preserve its early history. Tarot de Esperanza brings that visual language into a contemporary illustration you can explore card by card.