Tarot Egipcio is a type of tarot deck that draws its inspiration from the iconography and symbolism of ancient Egyptian culture. It consists of 78 cards divided into two groups: the Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana represents universal and archetypal concepts, while the Minor Arcana focuses on everyday situations.

The history of Tarot Egipcio dates back to 1781 when it was known as a book that covered the history of Egypt. One of the Tarot Egipcio series is the book of Thoth, created by Etteilla, a French astrologer who was the manufacturer of the cards. Since then, many variations of Tarot Egipcio have emerged, including the Divinatory Egyptian Tarot, designed by Margarita Arnal Moscardo and published in 1988.

The Tarot Egipcio is not a religious practice but rather a tool for reflection and personal insight. Each card has its own specific meaning and symbolism, which is interpreted based on its position in a reading. The deck is used to gain information and guidance on aspects of life such as love, work, family, and spirituality. It is a valuable resource for those seeking to understand the occult and the art of divination.