SEPTI STRIGAE
Seven Witches of the Moon
An early audio preview from Strigarum Arcana.
Also available in:
Italiano / Français
The Seven Witches of the Moon open a first listening path inside Strigarum Arcana.
Each audio text presents one card through its name, image, symbolism, and interpretation.
Together, they form a series of spoken portraits: narrative thresholds into the figures, meanings, and visual language of the deck.
II
Striga Pontificissa
The High Priestess
Striga Pontificissa (The High Priestess) tarot card from Strigarum Arcana by Ardo Quaranta, depicting a female figure in profile with her hand raised in a listening gesture, set against symbols including the Ankh and the signs of Isis and Osiris.
Intuition • Inner Search
XVIII
Striga Lunae
The Moon
Striga Lunae (The Moon) tarot card from Strigarum Arcana by Ardo Quaranta, depicting a pregnant witch lying on her side with flowing red hair, set beneath a crescent moon..
Intuition • Illusion
XV
Striga Diaboli
The Devil
Striga Diaboli (The Devil) tarot card from Strigarum Arcana by Ardo Quaranta, depicting a witch with a horned headdress and twisted silver horns, her wrists adorned with masculine and feminine symbols, with a burning brazier rising into sky behind her.
Deception • Instinct
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XXII
Striga Insaniae
The Fool
Striga Insaniae (The Fool) tarot card from Strigarum Arcana by Ardo Quaranta, depicting a witch lying among daisies with braided hair and open arms, holding flower petals on her lips, set in a composition that contrasts innocence and inner unrest.
Freedom • Chaos
XIII
Striga Mortis
The Death
Striga Mortis (Death) tarot card from Strigarum Arcana by Ardo Quaranta, depicting a witch figure emerging behind a pair of cutting shears, with long dark hair blending into a starry night, and a burning rose bud symbolizing transformation.
End • Transformation
XX
Striga Iudicii
The Judgement
Truth • Rebirth
IX
Striga Viatrix Solitaria
The Hermit - The Wanderer
Striga Viatrix Solitaria (The Hermit) tarot card from Strigarum Arcana by Ardo Quaranta, depicting a solitary witch walking uphill, holding a golden staff and a suspended dark prism, with a forest behind her.
Solitude • Search
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