Mlle Lenormand Blue Owl
AGM-Urania
36 cards · English booklet
A reprint of a classic Lenormand deck, named for the blue owl on its back, with English card text. Small and plain, the way Lenormand is usually read.
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4 decks
Lenormand and fortune-telling cards
Not tarot, but close relations. A Lenormand deck has 36 plain picture cards, such as a ship, a house and a key, read in pairs and lines rather than one at a time. The last two decks here borrow the same idea for tea-leaf symbols and short printed messages.
Gilded Reverie Lenormand, Expanded Edition
U.S. Games Systems · 2017
47 cards · 80-page guidebook
Rich digital art on gilt-edged cards: the 36 Lenormand cards plus extra Man, Lady and Owl cards and eight new ones, from Time to the Labyrinth.
Tea Leaf Fortune Cards
U.S. Games Systems · 2011
200 round cards · 98-page guidebook and a pouch
182 common tea-leaf symbols on round cards, with month and astrological house cards, so the old cup-reading vocabulary can be laid out like a spread.
Madame Endora's Fortune Cards
Monolith Graphics · 2003
48 cards · 32-page booklet
An original deck in an Art Nouveau style drawing on Egyptian, Celtic and fantasy themes, with a short message printed on every card for quick answers.
Who these decks suit
For quick, concrete readings. Lenormand cards are read in pairs and lines, like words in a sentence, and the other decks here work with small, fixed vocabularies of symbols and short printed messages.
