Madame Indira's Persian Tarot

Madame Indira's Persian Tarot is a 55-card oracle published in 1980 by Grimaud and designed by the psychic Madame Indira. Despite its name, it does not follow the structure of the classic tarot: its brightly colored cards stage a fanciful Orient full of sultans, princesses, palaces and treasures, each with its own meaning. It is valued for its direct reading, focused on feelings, work and the people around the querent, and remains one of the best-selling decks in France.