Primal Lenormand

Beautiful Lenormand deck, huge like Tarot. Very good card quality and a small book is included. Being vintage and with soft coloring it has a very calming effect on me and I love reading wirh it. Very recommended for Lenormand lovers and collectors!

My cards arrived today, and I am absolutely thrilled with them.The cards themselves are sturdy and neat, and they really do appear to be faithful reproductions based on the photos I’ve seen of the original cards. The cards are a novel size, which makes them extra interesting in my opinion. And the box they came in is sturdy and meant to last.The instructions are written in French, German, and English. They include how to play the Game of Hope. It sounds like a fun game to play with drinks and good friends. I can’t wait to try it.The descriptions of the card meanings are some of the simplest, most straightforward ones I’ve read. Some modern readers (I’m looking at you, Tarot card readers) make them more complicated than they actually are. Lenormand cards are supposed to be simple and intuitive, and nothing more. The booklet makes that perfectly clear.This was a great purchase. I’m very glad I got them.

Tiene muy buen tamaño y la calidad de las cartas es bueno, algunos oráculos llegan con material delgado o frágil al doblarse y este es muy bueno, nos encanto.

I really like this deck. It's really too good to use but I will, very carefully. Good quality card stock. It's a must have for anyone who collects cartomancy items, tarot and so on. Well worth the money.

Riproduzione del Game of Hope, l'antenato delle Lenormand. Materiale ottimo, carte molto carine, colore anticato, disegni molto semplici, con immagini del seme tedesco e del seme francese.

I love oversized decks when I am a fan of them. I haven't played the Game of Hope with it because I bought it more for guidance.The corners are nicely rounded and the card stock is decent. The only thing is that the background is a beige shade. I prefer either white background or a brighter shade but that's just me. The LWB has a larger section is German but there is some English in the back with simple card meanings (page 55-59) etc.Top left: you have the hearts, acorns, bells and leaves which again is another system of fortune telling.Top right: standard playing cards associated with the cards but really it is another cartomancy system because it does not reflect most of the Lenormand meanings. Also, the court cards are not double sized.So, you see you actually get 3 systems in one plus the Game of Hope.The cards do not have the names on them but with practice you will know them. The cards are numbered according to the Lenormand system. For example: #1 is the rider, #2 is the clover, #3 is the ship and so on.I gave this deck a 5 star because I like it but I do want to point out a few things:1. The Clouds card has no light or dark side which is typical. The dark part is on the bottom and the lighter part is on the top within the image. So, if you read this card factoring in light and dark off to the right or left you will have to put a dot on one side to differentiate.2. The rider/horse face to the left.3. The 3 fish in the Fish card are just lying there sort of above the water.4. The Whip card #11 card which is called Birchrod in the LWB is not the modern day whip and the birchrod is on top of a table.5. The scythe in the Scythe card point downwards so that means the card below it will feel it's influence. If you are a directional reader you may not like that. The gentleman and lady face each other which is a bonus.Despite a few minor changes of direction in the images making the adjustments is analysis should be really easy.I do recommend the Ur-Lenormand it is quite beautiful in its simplicity.