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On the cards, jellyfish, sea plants, and patches of light drift around figures who are half human and half sea-dweller. Everything feels watery and airy at the same time, like looking through a window into a quiet ocean. Siolo Thompson uses watercolor to create soft edges, current, and shimmer, while the scenes stay clear in what they show.
Seaborn Kipper is an oracle card deck with 38 cards and a full-color companion book of 128 pages, in English, published by Llewellyn Publications.
This deck is based on the historic Kipper system and moves familiar roles and situations into an undersea world. Instead of formal portraits, you get merpeople and sea life, with attention to genderqueer and non-binary identities. Some cards have been given new titles so the name fits more naturally with how you use it in a reading.
In the companion book, Thomas Witholt blends older and newer ways of interpreting. You can read how to lay the cards, which spreads to use, and how to approach each meaning. The approach keeps personal identity and self-development as themes you can bring into your questions and into how you work with the cards.
Siolo Thompson is a visual artist and author based in Seattle who works with multiple techniques and narrative forms, from traditional painting to comics and sequential illustration. Her watercolor style is recognizable for transparent layers and a sense of motion in the image. Her earlier work includes The Linestrider Tarot, Otherkin Tarot, Hedgewitch Botanical Oracle, Winterseer Animal Oracle, and Seaborn Kipper.
Thomas Witholt, also known as Hermit's Mirror, works as a tarot reader, teacher, and author. He offers coaching and readings and created decks such as Life Line Tarot and Life Line Lenoracle. In Seaborn Kipper, he translates the Kipper system into guidance you can keep beside the cards while you read.
These cards suit a reading style that stays clear about personal and interpersonal dynamics, without a lot of extra wording. The deck is also described as comfortable for people used to Lenormand who like precise meanings, but within a Kipper structure. You do not need Kipper experience to begin, because the companion book walks you through meanings and spreads step by step.
If you want a very classic, historical-looking Kipper without renamed cards and without a new visual world, a traditional Kipper deck can feel more logical. And if you prefer very small cards, it helps to know the cards are described as slightly larger than “standard” Kipper and closer to Lenormand size.
Draw one card for “me,” one for “the other,” and one for “what sits between,” then read further in the companion book. After that, choose one spread from the book to view the same theme from another angle.
How many cards are in Seaborn Kipper?
There are 38 cards in the deck.
What language is it in?
The deck and companion book are in English.
Is it based on Kipper?
Yes, the deck is based on the historic Kipper system.
Are any cards renamed?
Yes, some cards have new titles.
Is a companion book included?
Yes, a full-color companion book is included with 128 pages.
Who created it?
The artwork is by Siolo Thompson; the text and guidance are by Thomas Witholt.
What are the dimensions and weight?
Approximately 83 x 41 x 140 mm and about 1048 g.
How is it packaged?
The cards come in a sturdy box and are described as easy to take along for travel.
Seaborn Kipper is an English-language oracle card set of 38 cards with a full-color companion book, placing Kipper symbolism into an underwater merfolk world in watercolor.
| Taal | Dutch |
| SKU | 1161-STD5845 |
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