Languages: English, German, French, Czech
Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand (1772–1843) was a French professional fortune-teller. In France, Lenormand is considered the greatest cartomancer of all time, highly influential on the wave of French cartomancy that began in the late 18th century.
Showing psychic potential at the age of 7, and interested by many types of divination from an early age.
Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand won huge fame at some stage in the Napoleonic generation for her fortune-telling capabilities.
Over the years she told the fortunes of many of France’s royal and innovative “elite.” Among her clients had been the Princess de Lamballe, the Superintendent of the Queen Marie Antoinette’s Household; Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, the Comte de Mirabeau; Robespierre, the unwell-fated Deputy of the Committee of Public Safety; the diplomat Talleyrand; Prince Metternich, and Czar Alexander of Russia.

A fun and simple deck for readings and learning Lenormand. Deck includes comprehensive Lenormand meanings.

Languages: English, German, French, Czech
Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand (1772–1843) was a French professional fortune-teller. In France, Lenormand is considered the greatest cartomancer of all time, highly influential on the wave of French cartomancy that began in the late 18th century.
Showing psychic potential at the age of 7, and interested by many types of divination from an early age.
Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand won huge fame at some stage in the Napoleonic generation for her fortune-telling capabilities.
Over the years she told the fortunes of many of France’s royal and innovative “elite.” Among her clients had been the Princess de Lamballe, the Superintendent of the Queen Marie Antoinette’s Household; Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, the Comte de Mirabeau; Robespierre, the unwell-fated Deputy of the Committee of Public Safety; the diplomat Talleyrand; Prince Metternich, and Czar Alexander of Russia.

This Lenormand-Style deck of 36 original cards is part of my Day of the Dead Themed Deck Collection. It's great for readings by itself or in conjunction with any other deck for clarification cards.

Language: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Czech

Bohemian Gipsy Oracle Cards deck provides an easy-to-learn method of divination. Each card displays a pictorial illustration of the card’s symbolic meaning to trigger your intuitive powers to get an accurate message or guidance.

Bohemian Gipsy Oracle Cards are based on the divination system attributed to French mystic and fortuneteller Mlle Lenormand, whose the prophetic powers were known throughout Europe.

"There are many signs suggesting that the gypsies were able to translate the symbols on the cards at an early date, soon after they appeared in Europe, and it is certain that for several centuries these nomads have used Playing Cards for telling future, past, or present events, and have done it with so much self-confidence that it would seem that they possessed a key to the occult mysteries."

Prophetical, Educational and Playing Cards By Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, 1912

The Clockwork Lenormand Oracle deck portrays a world with a Divine Watchmaker. Gears and mystery power everything, with a flavor of Victorian Steampunk spice. Living things in this world are bio-mechanical, and mechanical things are alive.
This is a Lenormand deck you could read at a glance, inclusive, fun, bizarre, and beautiful, yet still small enough for a full Grand Tableau.
Includes two Non-Binary person cards, and four each Man, Lady, and Child cards of different races for a total of 47 cards. Plus brand-new 5-card spread.

This is a very rare and beautiful deck. The Daveluy Lenormand deck was produced in Bruges, Belgium c. 1860.

Lenormand originated in Germany as a card game (The Game of Hope) in the 18th century. It evolved into a 36-card oracle for divination in the 19th century. The name Lenormand comes from the famed French fortune-teller Mlle. Maria-Anne Lenormand.

While Tarot can be used for deeper reflection on one’s psyche, emotions, motives and spirituality, Lenormand is at its best with more tactical and practice aspects of life. It’s a blunt and direct system and works well for predictive readings. Each Lenormand card has a fixed/limited meaning and is meant to be read in pairs or triplets to create sentences.

Magic Lenormand Cards have been created to mark the 220th anniversary of the first edition of Petite Lenormand, published in 1799 by the German publisher Johann Kaspar Hechtel, who co-opted the name of the famous French fortuneteller of the Napoleonic era Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand for his “Game of Hope”. Instruction sheet of Philippe Lenormand (was allegedly a nephew) how to read the Lenormand cards published on October 19, 1903, in the magazine "The Evening World’s Home Magazine (New York City)" was supplemented by illustration from our deck.

This "Wahrsagekarten der berühmten Kartenlegeren Lenormand" charming Lenormand is contains verses in German and assorted astrological symbols. This Lenormand deck was that it was printed c. 1890 by Ch. Didot, Paris.

Modeled after the deck named for Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand (1772–1843) - renowned French cartomancer. This deck contains the original 36 cards and an additional card to represent genderqueer querents or subjects.

Language: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Czech

Bohemian Gipsy Oracle Cards deck provides an easy-to-learn method of divination. Each card displays a pictorial illustration of the card’s symbolic meaning to trigger your intuitive powers to get an accurate message or guidance.

Bohemian Gipsy Oracle Cards are based on the divination system attributed to French mystic and fortuneteller Mlle Lenormand, whose the prophetic powers were known throughout Europe.

"There are many signs suggesting that the gypsies were able to translate the symbols on the cards at an early date, soon after they appeared in Europe, and it is certain that for several centuries these nomads have used Playing Cards for telling future, past, or present events, and have done it with so much self-confidence that it would seem that they possessed a key to the occult mysteries."

Prophetical, Educational and Playing Cards By Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, 1912

This Tarot deck of 78 original cards is part of my Fantastical Flora Themed Deck Collection. It is a traditional tarot deck for readings and works great with Lenormand or Divine Timing Decks for clarification.

Languages: English, German, French, Czech
Magic Lenormand Cards have been created to mark the 220th anniversary of the first edition of Petite Lenormand, published in 1799 by the German publisher Johann Kaspar Hechtel, who co-opted the name of the famous French fortuneteller of the Napoleonic era Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand for his “Game of Hope”. Instruction sheet of Philippe Lenormand (was allegedly a nephew) how to read the Lenormand cards published on October 19, 1903, in the magazine "The Evening World’s Home Magazine (New York City)" was supplemented by illustration from our deck.