Knights Templar Tarot

The Templars began what would become a brilliant journey at an Arab mosque, the Dome of the Rock,built on the ruins of the Temple of Solomon, thus giving rise to the name of Templars. For nearly ten years their number remained unchanged at nine members.

This is a deck of cards rooted in legends, depicting the Knights Templar. Each card contains profound mysteries and various symbolic meanings. They are not bound by time, traversing through history as they pursue their own journeys.

They represent sacredness and spirituality. Water is thefountain of life and clarity.
Five of Cups
loss of memories, of something dear.

The power ofthe earth, ofwealth and the transmutationofmetal. The Court Cards are set in the Scottish court ofKing Robert the Bruce l.
Ace of Pentacles
two knights on a single horse, symbol of thepoverty of the lemplars and their dual nature asmonks and knights.

Nature and fre. The Court Cards depict Muslim society.
Eight of Wands
a shower of javelins hits the ramparts of a castleDynamism.

Magic and combat. The vital breath ofthe wind.
Three of Swords
the Templars’ faith will be put to the test and bebathed in their ow blood.