Etteilla Livre de Thot Professional (black telescopic box)

The Etteilla Professional (borderless and title less) is a reproduction of a nineteenth-century tarot deck rooted in the work of Jean-Baptiste Alliette (1738-1791), the French occultist who wrote under the reversed pseudonym "Etteilla" and is widely recognized as the first person to popularize tarot divination to a broad audience, beginning in 1785.

This borderless edition of the Book of Thoth Etteilla Tarot strips away titles and divinatory suggestions, making it ideal for experienced readers who prefer an uncluttered, immersive experience with the imagery.

The deck blends the familiar and the unexpected, retaining iconic images such as the Chariot, Death, the Tower, and Justice alongside many distinctive cards that set it apart from standard tarot tradition. The numbered Minor Arcana are presented as pip cards, staying true to the historical character of the deck. For collectors and seasoned practitioners alike, this edition offers a direct connection to one of the most important figures in the history of occult tarot.