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Folk Art Lenormand feels like a small box packed with pattern. The familiar Lenormand symbols are reimagined in an intricate folk art style that echoes textiles, ceramics, and decorative borders from many cultures. Everything is detailed. The cards sit on a matte black backdrop, making the colours flare brighter, and the spot gloss catches the light as you move the card.
These are oracle cards with 39 cards and a 96-page illustrated guidebook, in English.
This deck follows the Lenormand tradition, with the 36 classic cards at its core. It also includes three extra cards, giving you more freedom with person cards. There are additional Man and Woman cards that offer ethnic diversity, plus a non-gendered Querent card you can use in place of any people card. That flexibility can be especially helpful in relationship readings or whenever you prefer to choose a significator your own way.
The finish is part of the experience too. The cards have black painted edges and are printed on durable cardstock. With vivid colours on matte black and spot gloss accents, symbols tend to stick in your mind, especially when you read in pairs or lines. The guidebook provides mythology and folklore-inspired interpretations with both keywords and narrative descriptions, and it includes illustrated instructions for reading pairs, lines, squares, and the Grand Tableau, so you can grow from simple pulls into more in-depth Lenormand methods.
Rowan Ortins is a fabric designer and children’s book illustrator from Montreal. They enjoy exploring patterns and drawing inspiration from magical and mythological realms. Rowan also created Folklore Tarot, published by U.S. Games Systems, and cards from both decks can be combined for more in-depth readings.
These oracle cards suit you if you want to learn Lenormand in a visually rich way, with pattern and colour acting as memory cues. You can start with two-card readings and later move into lines and the Grand Tableau without changing decks. The extra person cards also help if you don’t want to stay locked into one standard “Man/Woman” choice.
If you prefer a very minimalist Lenormand with lots of white space and almost no decoration, another deck may feel more natural. This one intentionally leans into ornament and culturally inspired visual language.
Lay two cards side by side and read them as a sentence: first the subject, then the direction or nuance. Then use the Querent card as a consistent starting card if you prefer not to use Man or Woman.
Folk Art Lenormand is an English-language set of 39 Lenormand-style oracle cards with an illustrated guidebook, presented in intricate folk art on matte black with vivid colour.
| ISBN | 4250375102328 |
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