Lenormand decks are a type of playing card used for divination, similar to tarot cards. They consist of 36 cards, each with a unique image and meaning. Unlike tarot cards, which often have complex symbolism, Lenormand cards are more straightforward and depict everyday objects and situations.
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Lenormand deck cards

The cards are named after a famous French fortune-teller, Marie Anne Lenormand, although she did not invent the system. Lenormand cards are believed to have originated from a French card game called "Piquet" in the 18th century.

Lenormand cards are often used for readings that focus on everyday matters, such as love, relationships, career, and finances. They can also be used for more general readings, such as asking about the future or getting advice on a situation.