Altes Lenormand

Design and Artwork

The Old Lenormand set revives a historical collection of Lenormand cards dating back to around 1850, distinguished by their original small size (44 x 75 mm), square edges, and historical motifs. This faithful reproduction offers enthusiasts a glimpse into the past, allowing them to experience the charm of early Lenormand cards. The high-quality card material maintains the integrity of the original edition, ensuring durability and a premium feel.

Symbolism and Themes

This set invites users to delve into the esoteric world of Lenormand with 36 historical cards, each carrying its unique symbolism and meaning. The blend of traditional imagery with the original small format presents a rare opportunity to explore detailed interpretations and layouts on a compact scale, perfect for the Grand Tableau.

User Experience

Despite their smaller size, these cards do not compromise on readability. The non-rounded, historically accurate edges add to the authenticity, while the compact size allows for extensive spreads without requiring much space. The accompanying trilingual booklet (German-English-French) by Alexander Glück offers brief explanations that bridge the gap between historical and modern interpretations, enhancing the user's understanding and appreciation of the deck.

About the Author

Alexander Glück brings to light one of the oldest editions of Lenormand cards, adding a contemporary twist to the historical deck. His efforts to preserve the original aesthetics while making the cards accessible and relevant for today's users underscore his dedication to the tarot and oracle community. This set is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts, especially those with a penchant for historical decks.

• Historical Lenormand deck from circa 1850
• Original small size (44 x 75 mm) with square edges
• 36 cards featuring traditional motifs and high-quality material
• Trilingual booklet with interpretations by Alexander Glück
• Ideal for collectors and those interested in esoteric history
• ISBN 9783868267723