Lenormand Cards

Quên Lenormand The Quên Lenormand is a hand-drawn set by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo. Each card is drawn in pen and painted in watercolour, in warm, personal tones. Quên means ‘forgotten’ in Vietnamese, and the set is self-published in small editions. Language: English Quality: Watercolour artwork, natural linen pouch, kraft cardboard box Contents: 41 cards (including title card), no guidebook Lay the cards out and read both the classic symbol and the short phrase printed beneath each one.

Quên Lenormand The Quên Lenormand is a 41-card set by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo. Every card is drawn with pen and coloured with watercolour, so each one feels like a small painting. Below each image, a short English phrase gives the card its own particular tone. Language: English Quality: Pen and watercolour, white borders, linen drawstring pouch, wooden box with metal clasp Contents: 41 cards (including title card), no guidebook The wooden box features a hand-painted woman in a red dress on the front, the same figure that appears on the Child card.

Afro Goddess Lenormand Oracle This deck translates the traditional 19th-century Lenormand system into an Afro-centric visual language, with vibrant colours, diverse melanin-rich characters and layered cosmic backgrounds. Andrea Furtick has kept the core mechanics intact: all classic symbols remain clearly recognisable, even in a full Grand Tableau spread. The guidebook covers love, career and health, and includes instructions for the Grand Tableau. Language: English Quality: Matte finish, glitter gold edges, spot varnish card backs Contents: 37 cards (including Ankh bonus card) and 92-page guidebook The deck includes extra Person cards, making same-sex readings and relationships without fixed roles straightforward to lay out.

Lenormand della Luna – Paradoxical Edition This is the same artwork Patrick Valenza created for the Classic edition, with one fundamental difference: the colour values are inverted. Shadows turn light, light areas turn dark. The result is a high-contrast deck with an almost luminous quality that makes the Grand Tableau easy to read across a table. The Paradoxical Edition comes in a tin box and includes a folded Meaning Sheet with keywords by Valenza himself. Language: English (keywords on Meaning Sheet) Quality: Bridge-size cards (approx. 57 x 89 mm), delivered in tin box Contents: 36 cards + folded Meaning Sheet Same art as the Classic. Completely different atmosphere.

Lenormand della Luna – Classic Style Final Printing Patrick Valenza brings his signature surrealist imagery, moon faces, weathered textures and a mood drawn from old etchings, into the traditional 36-card Petit Lenormand system. The Classic Style Final Printing is the last run of this version in its muted sepia and brown palette, packaged in a tin box. Cards are printed on 350 gsm card stock with a linen finish. Language: No text on the cards (image-based only) Quality: 350 gsm card stock, linen finish, tin box Contents: 36 cards, bridge size (approx. 57 x 89 mm) Valenza omitted the playing card inserts so the artwork speaks without interruption.

Green Glyphs Lenormand deck This is the updated version of the Green Glyphs Lenormand from 2019, with 41 cards and a colour-coded system that makes the tone of a spread visible. Gold and yellow indicate favourable energy, orange and red point to challenges. Small glyphs on each card work as memory aids. Language: English Quality: gilded edges, improved finish, luxury box Contents: 41 cards and 80-page guidebook The four extra character cards let you represent anyone in a spread, regardless of gender or relationship.

La Santa Muerte Lenormand Mexican folk devotion meets the classic Lenormand structure. This deck combines the 36 traditional symbols with the iconography of ‘Our Lady of the Holy Death’, a figure who listens when others remain silent. Language: Bilingual cards (Spanish/English), guidebook in English Quality: Vivid illustrations with playing card inserts for layered interpretation Contents: 36 cards and 104-page guidebook with candle rituals For readers who seek direct answers and are not afraid of honesty.

Seaborn Kipper Siolo Thompson, known for The Linestrider Tarot, illustrated this Kipper deck in her signature watercolour style: ethereal sea creatures and genderqueer merpeople replace the traditional figures of the historic Kipper system. The guidebook, written by Thomas Witholt, explains the Kipper system from the ground up and gives each card keywords, deeper meanings, reflective questions and an affirmation. Language: English Quality: Full-colour guidebook, watercolour illustrations Contents: 38 cards and 128-page guidebook The Kipper system reads more literally than tarot: what you see on the card is generally what it means.

Lenormand of Enchantment – A Modern Vision of Classic Symbolism The Lenormand of Enchantment blends traditional 36-card symbolism with breathtaking, modern illustrations to deepen your intuitive readings. This comprehensive set includes a 208-page guidebook, making it perfect for both beginners and seasoned practitioners. Author & Artist: Kalliope Haratsidis and Yasmeen Westwood Publisher: Official edition by Schiffer Publishing / RedFeather. Language: English Discover a fresh perspective on the Lenormand tradition and let these enchanting cards guide your daily practice.

Tarot Arnoux & Amphoux 1801 A facsimile edition of a Marseille deck from 1801, preserved in exceptional condition. Sharp lines, vivid colours and a graphic clarity that was ahead of its time. Language: information in English and French Quality: limited edition of 1500 copies, high quality printing Contents: 78 cards plus 2 information cards about the history A deck for collectors and those who appreciate the Marseille tradition.

Nocturnal Garden Lenormand A Lenormand deck set in a garden after dark. Faina Lorah painted 36 cards that use nocturnal imagery for daily readings. Poker-size, matte finish, gold-edged. Language: English Quality: 350 gsm cardstock with matte finish and gilded edges Contents: 36 cards, storage box with velvet lining Traditional Lenormand system in night-time imagery.

Egyptian Lenormand Oracle The 36 cards of the classic Lenormand system, drawn with a mix of Egyptian iconography and Art Nouveau lines. Giulia Massaglia combines hieroglyphs, gods and landscapes with the ornate frames of the Belle Époque. Language: guidebook in English, Spanish and Italian Quality: 88 × 125 mm cards with detailed illustrations Contents: 36 cards A visually rich deck that keeps the Lenormand structure and renews the imagery.

Astro Mythological 54 cards combining Greek myths, Egyptian mysteries, geomantic symbols and astrology. This Grimaud deck demands study and has little in common with traditional tarot. Language: French Quality: reproduction of the 1977 historical edition, classic cardstock Contents: 54 cards (70 x 120 mm) Not a standard tarot structure, but a piquet-based system with mythological imagery and esoteric correspondences.

Medieval Lenormand Oracle Arturo Villone places the 36 traditional Lenormand cards in medieval Europe with castles, knights and craftspeople. The symbolism stays classic, the setting is historical. Language: English Quality: 36 cards on sturdy cardstock with AI-generated imagery Contents: Cards measuring 100 x 143 mm in sturdy storage box A Lenormand deck that answers practical questions in a historical setting.

Lenormand Oracle 36 cards in watercolour style, based on the classic European cartomancy system of Marie Anne Lenormand. The minimalist imagery lets symbols speak clearly without unnecessary detail. Language: multilingual (including English, German, French) Quality: sturdy card stock, matte finish, 88 x 125 mm Contents: 36 cards with multilingual guidebook An accessible deck for anyone wanting to learn the Lenormand tradition.

Lenormand de Paris 38 Lenormand cards drawn in the streets of Paris. Clarissa Shanahan places the classic 18th-century symbolism in the city, without changing the traditional meanings. Language: English Quality: 70 x 120 mm on sturdy cardstock, high-quality print Contents: 38 cards and 140-page guidebook Two more cards than a standard Lenormand, for extra nuance.

Medieval Fortune Telling Cards This deck is a reproduction of a 19th-century design, originally created for the German crown prince. 36 cards with lithographic illustrations of war, hunting, trade and love, rendered in traditional German playing card colours. Language: multilingual (English, German) Quality: lithographs on sturdy cardstock, two-part box Contents: 36 cards (70 x 110 mm) A historical deck following German card tradition, with Obers replacing Queens.

Maléfique Lenormand This 36-card Lenormand deck is designed by Russian artist Gniedmann. It uses the traditional Lenormand symbols, drawn in a dark colour palette with sharp contrasts and a contemporary illustration style. Cards are horizontally oriented and show scenes such as a three-masted ship on rough seas and storm clouds split by lightning. Language: English Quality: Sturdy card stock, black gilded edges Contents: 36 cards and a 24-page English guidebook The card backs show a red background with a central ornament featuring a cat’s eye with a vertical pupil, surrounded by floral shapes in green, yellow, pink and orange.

Traditional Italian Fortune Cards 40 cards in the style of nineteenth-century Italian fortune-telling cards. Suitable for cartomancy and for classic card games such as Briscola and Truco. Dark vintage colour palette with old iconography. Language: multilingual guidebook Quality: stiff cardstock with matte finish, vintage printing style Contents: 40 cards + guidebook For those wanting to learn or already familiar with Italian fortune-telling tradition, and for collectors of historical card styles.

Maybe Lenormand Ryan Edward based this deck on the Lenormand tradition and expanded the classic 36 cards with 16 additional ones, drawing on the history of cartomancy decks derived from standard playing cards. The design is minimal: black, white and shades of grey with red accents. Card number and playing card symbol sit directly on each card. Language: English Quality: Minimalist black-and-white design with red accents, 57 x 89 mm Contents: 52 cards (including 16 extra) and a 72-page guidebook The deck supports both the traditional 36-card method and the full 52-card set, with separate instructions for each, including the Grand Tableau.

Thelema Lenormand Renata Lechner takes the 36 classic Lenormand symbols and places them in digitally painted, cinematic scenes. The imagery is dark, rich and esoteric in atmosphere. Language: multilingual guidebook Quality: large format 99 x 133 mm, high-quality cardstock by Lo Scarabeo Contents: 36 cards plus guidebook A Lenormand deck for those who want to look beyond the traditional pictures.

Vera Sibilla Italiana This Italian oracle deck dates back to the 19th century and shows everyday scenes, human emotions and social interactions. The imagery is direct and concrete. Ideal for questions about relationships, work and what people around you are up to. Language: Italian Quality: 52 cards, handy format 60 x 97 mm Contents: Cards with guidebook, sturdy storage box A traditional Italian oracle focused on concrete events, not symbolic lessons.

French Cartomancy A reconstruction of a 19th-century French oracle with 36 cards, based on the Sybille tradition. The cards carry numbers but no titles, which puts the illustrations and your own reading first. Language: multilingual guidebook Quality: compact format (60 x 100 mm), published by Lo Scarabeo Contents: 36 numbered cards without titles Clear symbolism that leaves room for your own interpretation.

Steampunk Lenormand 36 Lenormand cards set in a Victorian-industrial world of brass gears, airships and mechanical wonders. Barbara Moore and Diana Cammarano give the classic Lenormand system an adventurous visual treatment. Language: English Quality: Sturdy cardstock, large format 100 x 140 mm Contents: 36 cards and guidebook with spreads The traditional symbols remain recognizable, but get a mechanical makeover here.