Category: Mint Tin

Tiny Tableaux Lenormand (Domino Sized Deck)

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Tiny Tableaux Lenormand

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With the ‘Tiny Tableaux Lenormand,’ I wanted to experiment with a domino-sized deck to see how that would influence the layout of the cards within the parameters of the domino-sized ratio.

I ended up with something very simple and basic in its layout, yet colorful and vibrant in its imagery.

I hope that the domino size will prove the ideal size for the nomadic reader or those with limited space.

Included in the ‘Tiny Tableaux Lenormand‘ are two Gentleman, Lady, and Person cards to better reflect various relationships and identities, in and out of the LGBTQIA+ community.

May you find this deck to be a versatile divination tool that is accessible and affirming, allowing everyone to see themselves in the imagery, beyond traditional decks.

Additionally, the deck features an adapted version of the historic ‘Philippe Le Normand’ instructions, modernized to include LGBTQIA+ perspectives.

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01-rider-
02-clover-
03-ship
04-house
05-tree
06-clouds
07-snake
08-coffin
09-bouquet
10-scythe-2
11-whip
12-Birds-b
13-child
14-fox-2
15-Bear
16-stars-2
17-stork
18-dog
19-Tower
20-garden
21-Mountain
22-crossroads
23-Mice
24-heart-3
25-Ring
26-book-2
27-Letter
28-Lady
28-Man
28-Person
29-lady
29-Man
29-Person
30-Lily
31-sun-2
32-Moon
33-Key
34-Fish
35-Anchor
36-cross

THE WEEKLY READER

The Weekly Reader Lenormand (Mint Tin Deck)

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Weekly Reader Lenormand Header

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With “The Weekly Reader Lenormand” deck, I wanted to step back in time to the Victorian-inspired illustration styles of the 19th century and capture the sense of elegance and grandeur characteristic of that bygone era.

The Mint Tin-Sized cards are reminiscent of engravings from that period. Each illustration is encased within an ornate frame, adorned with baroque spirals and golden leaves, evoking a sense of both regality and opulence.

Each suit has its own colored motif, represented not only by the suit pip itself but also by the background in the form of pastel-colored paper textures.

Included in “The Weekly Reader Lenormand” deck is a set of instructions based on the mid-1800s “Philippe Le Normand” guide, which is among the oldest known instructions for interpreting Lenormand cards.

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01-rider
02-clover
03-ship-1
04-house-1
05-tree-1
06-clouds-1
07-snake-1
08-coffin-1
09-bouquet-1
10-scythe
11-whip-1
12-birds
13-child-1
14-fox
15-bear-1
16-stars
17-stork-1
18-dog-1
19-tower-1
20-garden-1
21-mountain-1
22-crossroad
23-mice-1
24-heart
25-ring-1
26-book
27-letter-1
28-man-1
29-woman
30-lily-1
31-sun
32-moon-1
32-moon-b
33-key-b
34-fish-1
35-anchor-1
36-cross-1

Atercolour Lenormand (Mint-Tin Deck)

atercolour lenormand

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With the Atercolour Lenormand, I wanted to craft a watercolor style into a Petit Lenormand Mint-Tin Deck. The gentle blends and vibrant hues seemed like the perfect medium to convey the warmth I wanted to embody.

Added are two Gentleman cards, two Lady cards, and two Person cards (as I do with most of my Lenormand Decks) to ensure that the deck can reflect the diversity of relationships and identities, both in and out of the LGBTQIA+ community so every individual can see themselves reflected in the cards who might not always see themselves in traditional decks.

There is also a bridge-sized edition.

The Atercolour Lenormand comes with a transcription of the mid-1800s “Philippe Le Normand” instructions, believed to be among the oldest instructions for reading the Lenormand cards. Slightly updated to also include LGBTQIA+ relationships, providing a bridge between traditional Lenormand interpretations and contemporary needs for inclusivity.

I hope the aesthetics create a feeling of comfort and acceptance for anyone who holds these cards.

MY OTHER LENORMAND DECKS

00-COVER-CARD
01-THE-RIDER
02-THE-CLOVER
03-THE-SHIP
04-THE-HOUSE
05-THE-TREE
06-THE-CLOUDS
07-THE-SNAKE
08-THE-COFFIN
09-THE-BOUQUET
10-THE-SCYTHE
11-THE-WHIP
12-THE-BIRDS
13-THE-CHILD
14-THE-FOX
15-THE-BEAR
16-THE-STARS
17-THE-STORK
18-THE-DOG
19-THE-TOWER
20-THE-GARDEN
21-THE-MOUNTAIN
22-THE-CROSSROADS
23-THE-MICE
24-THE-HEART
25-THE-RING
26-THE-BOOK
27-THE-LETTER
28-THE-GENTLEMAN
28-THE-LADY
28-THE-PERSON
29-THE-GENTLEMAN
29-THE-LADY
29-THE-PERSON
30-THE-LILY
31-THE-SUN
32-THE-MOON
33-THE-KEY
34-FISH-3
35-THE-ANCHOR
36-THE-CROSS

Tiny Tableaux Lenormand (DSD)

Tiny Tableaux Lenormand

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With the ‘Tiny Tableaux Lenormand,’ I wanted to experiment with a domino-sized deck to see how that would influence the layout of the cards within the parameters of the domino-sized ratio.

I ended up with something very simple and basic in its layout, yet colorful and vibrant in its imagery.

I hope that the domino size will prove the ideal size for the nomadic reader or those with limited space.

Included in the ‘Tiny Tableaux Lenormand‘ are two Gentleman, Lady, and Person cards to better reflect various relationships and identities, in and out of the LGBTQIA+ community.

May you find this deck to be a versatile divination tool that is accessible and affirming, allowing everyone to see themselves in the imagery, beyond traditional decks.

Additionally, the deck features an adapted version of the historic ‘Philippe Le Normand’ instructions, modernized to include LGBTQIA+ perspectives.

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01-rider-
02-clover-
03-ship
04-house
05-tree
06-clouds
07-snake
08-coffin
09-bouquet
10-scythe-2
11-whip
12-Birds-b
13-child
14-fox-2
15-Bear
16-stars-2
17-stork
18-dog
19-Tower
20-garden
21-Mountain
22-crossroads
23-Mice
24-heart-3
25-Ring
26-book-2
27-Letter
28-Lady
28-Man
28-Person
29-lady
29-Man
29-Person
30-Lily
31-sun-2
32-Moon
33-Key
34-Fish
35-Anchor
36-cross