The ‘Obsidian Reflections‘ Lenormand Deck creates a monochromatic, graphic novel-style approach to bring a modern look to the ancient practice, incorporating the corresponding playing cards as part of the image itself.
This deck features 40 cards in monochrome with a holographic foil finish. In this special foil card edition, each card is enhanced with holographic foil. (there is a non-foil card edition as well)
Includes additional Gentleman, Lady, and Person cards, tailored for LGBTQIA2S+ relationships.
Additionally, the deck is accompanied by a version of the mid-1800s “Philippe Le Normand” instructions, some of the earliest known for Lenormand readings. These instructions have been updated to acknowledge LGBTQIA+ relationships, blending traditional Lenormand guidance with the modern imperative for inclusivity.
| Product Price | $34.99 |
Product Description
With the ‘Obsidian Reflections‘ Lenormand Deck, I wanted a monochromatic, graphic novel-style approach to bring a modern look to the ancient practice. I also wanted to incorporate the corresponding playing cards as part of the image itself, instead of traditionally having the playing card as an ‘Image within the image’ or, as more modern decks do, just having the suit pip. However, I did not want to make this a transformation deck (although I might do one later). So, I decided that overlaying the upper left part of the card with a gradual fade into the artwork might look nice.
This deck features 40 cards in monochrome with a holographic foil finish. In this special foil card edition, each card is enhanced with holographic foil that dances in the light, creating a captivating, ethereal experience. (there is a non-foil card edition as well)
The ‘Obsidian Reflections‘ Lenormand Deck embraces inclusivity with additional Gentleman, Lady, and Person cards, tailored for LGBTQIA2S+ relationships. This enhancement broadens the scope of your readings, honoring and reflecting the rich diversity of love and identities within the LGBTQIA2S+ community.
Additionally, the deck is accompanied by a version of the mid-1800s “Philippe Le Normand” instructions, some of the earliest known for Lenormand readings. These instructions have been updated to acknowledge LGBTQIA+ relationships, blending traditional Lenormand guidance with the modern imperative for inclusivity.
