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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.
The traditional symbols remain recognizable, but get a mechanical makeover here.
Fifty symbols that get to the point. No stories, no explanation. Sharina Star draws galactic codes that work as quick answers to everyday questions.
A working deck for anyone short on time who needs concrete direction.
Pamela Colman Smith meets Mlle Lenormand in this 36-card deck. Edmund Zebrowski created collages from her original illustrations from the Smith-Waite tarot and The Golden Vanity. The result combines the clear symbolism of Lenormand with the imagery you know from Pixie.
For those who recognise Pixie’s style and are curious about Lenormand.
The 36 traditional Lenormand symbols painted in egg tempera by Urban Trösch. Clear, colourful images that make classical fortune-telling accessible without losing the essence.
A compact deck that leaves room for large spreads and your own interpretation.
The Red Owl edition follows the strict tradition of Mlle Lenormand and carries rhyming verses on each card. These verses serve as memory aids when interpreting the symbols. Card 12 shows owls instead of birds, which gives a different atmosphere to your reading.
A historically grounded deck for those who appreciate the traditional structure with a poetic layer.
The first Dutch-language edition of the classic Lenormand cards. 36 cards with poetic texts and a comprehensive guidebook by Aimée Zwitser, clairvoyant with fifty years of experience.
Direct and practical in its answers, with poetry on every card.
A reconstruction of the rare Mystic Cards of Fortune from 1882. Robert M. Place brought this historical Lenormand deck back with the refined linework and 19th-century aesthetic of the original. The matte, cream-coloured cards feel like an archaeological find.
A collector’s piece that is also practical for daily readings.
Christopher Butler sets the Lenormand cards in a cosmic setting filled with light rays and energetic landscapes. The deck contains 38 cards, including extra Man and Woman cards for more flexibility in readings. The format is larger than usual: 102 x 133 mm.
Lenormand logic with a spiritual layer of light.
36 Kipper cards with surrealist collages that bring together nostalgia and modern psychology. Christiane Neumann gives the classic Biedermeier tradition a soft, dreamlike turn.
A layered deck for those who want to look beyond the immediate meaning.
A reproduction of a 19th-century Italian oracle with 52 cards depicting everyday events and human relationships. Simple symbolism, direct to read.
No major arcana, no esoteric complications. Just 52 cards that tell you what is at play.
A restoration of the 1701 Tarot de Marseille, based on the work of master cardmaker Jean Dodal. The imagery has been sharpened without losing the raw charm of the original woodcut.
A historical Marseille deck for anyone who wants to feel the origin.
A 36-card Lenormand deck styled after Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock prints. The gold-edged cards combine classic Lenormand symbols with Eastern imagery and come in a red cloth-covered storage box.
A luxury edition by tarot artist Robert M. Place for collectors and readers who appreciate Japanese print art.
The classic Blue Owl Lenormand in a luxury edition with silver foil accents. 36 cards with clear symbolism, executed in traditional design with a modern finish. The guidebook by Harald Jösten offers both classical and psychological meanings.
Compact format for daily use, with the durability of a premium edition.
36 Lenormand cards with symbols from paganism and Wicca. The classic structure stays intact, but each card carries a layer of moon phases, seasons and natural cycles.
For readers who work with Lenormand and want to bring nature into it.
36 classic Lenormand cards with poetic verses by Stuart Kaplan and playing card insets for additional layering. Clear, practical, and true to tradition.
Works well for daily draws and the Grand Tableau alike.
36 Lenormand cards with a 240-page guidebook that takes you from single symbols to combinations and the Grand Tableau. Marcus Katz and Tali Goodwin write the way they teach: concrete, structured, with practical exercises.
A complete package for learning Lenormand without detours.
Lunaea Weatherstone wrote the card meanings, and Antonella Castelli painted all 36 figures in a distinctly Art Nouveau style, with floral motifs, soft organic shapes, and a warm colour palette. This is a new edition of a previously released set.
Castelli’s painted style sits closer to late nineteenth-century decorative art than to the clean graphic line you find in most modern Lenormand sets.
A Kipper oracle in Victorian dress. Ciro Marchetti places the German Kipper system in late 19th-century England, with 39 cards that speak directly about situations, people and events.
Direct answers to everyday questions, wrapped in richly detailed scenes.
Classic Lenormand symbolism painted by hand in tempera. Urban Trösch created 36 cards with rich, saturated colours that catch the eye immediately.
A solid working deck for concrete questions about relationships and work.
36 Lenormand cards set in a world of elves, flowers and soft pastel colours. Marcus Katz and Tali Goodwin translate classic Lenormand symbols into the language of the fairy realm, with illustrations by Davide Corsi.
For those who want to learn the structure of Lenormand with a visual style that is lighter than traditional.
A reproduction of a rare Lenormand deck from around 1850, with the original symbolism and square corners. The compact format allows for large spreads, even on a small table.
For those who value traditional Lenormand without modern additions.
A classical Lenormand deck in sepia tones, with 40 cards including alternative versions of the Child, the Gentleman and the Lady. The illustrations are clear and iconic, rendered in a nostalgic style reminiscent of old photo albums.
The extra person cards make the deck flexible for any question.
The familiar 36 Lenormand symbols, placed in a nocturnal world of deep contrasts and gothic-romantic imagery. Illustrator Alexandra V. Bach works with saturated colours, deep blue, burgundy red and black with gold accents, in rich compositions that stay readable throughout.
The classical Lenormand meanings are fully intact. Only the atmosphere has changed, radically.
Celtic Lenormand expands the traditional 36-card format to 45. The nine extra cards bring in additional trees, animals and figures rooted in Celtic seasonal symbolism. Will Worthington illustrated the deck in the same earthy style he used for the Wildwood Tarot: muted greens and browns, detailed natural scenes with ravens, deer and oaks.
The guidebook explains how to start with the classic 36 cards and gradually introduce the extra nine as you build confidence.
Reading Lenormand is like piecing together a story. Instead of looking at cards in isolation, you read them in pairs or strings to reveal a detailed narrative. The most famous spread is the 'Grand Tableau,' where all 36 cards are laid out to provide a sweeping overview of your life's dynamics, from career paths to personal connections.
These cards are exceptionally effective for practical decision-making. Whether you are navigating love, work, or social situations, Lenormand offers direct guidance. While often used for fortune-telling, they are also a profound tool for self-reflection, helping you uncover the hidden influences affecting your daily choices.
At Tarot.nl, we offer a wide range of Lenormand decks, from traditional historical reproductions to modern, artistic interpretations. We are here to help you find the set that speaks to your intuition and helps you find the clarity you seek. Explore our collection and discover the practical wisdom hidden within these 36 cards.
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