PIXIE'S ASTOUNDING LENORMAND (canned)

It features soft, calm colors, creating an atmospheric finish!

The title "PIXIE" is the nickname of Pamela Colman Smith (February 16, 1878 - September 18, 1951), the artist who created the 78 pictures used in the most famous tarot cards, the "Waite-Smith Edition."

This Lenormand deck is a tribute to Pamela Coleman Smith, created by artist Edmund Zebrowski using her artwork from "The Waite-Smith Tarot" and "The Golden Vanity."

It features a soft, muted color scheme that creates an atmospheric finish.

The cards are also stored in a tin, so you can carry them around without worrying about them getting damaged.

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■ Comes with our original Japanese explanatory booklet
*This is not a product-specific instruction manual.

There are 36 cards in the set, numbered consecutively from 1 to 36.

Each card has a meaning, for example, card number 1, The Knight, means that unexpected news will arrive from afar. This is often a good omen, and a sign that the querent's future will be bright.

There are two methods of fortune telling: one using one card and one using 36 cards. The one-card method is easy to do if you know the meaning of the card.

To use 36 cards for fortune telling, first shuffle the cards thoroughly and then arrange all 36 cards from the top left to the bottom right.
If the person being fortune-told is a man, the key card is number 28, "Gentleman," and if the person is a woman, the key card is number 29, "Lady," and the cards placed around the key card are interpreted.

The closer a card is to the key card, the stronger its meaning.
For example, if the "Cloud" card is near the "Knight" card mentioned above, it is interpreted as meaning that you will receive news that will cloud your future.

The 36-card method is so profound that even Madame Le Normand is said to have spent an entire day reading the fortunes of a single questioner.

Original English commentary book manufacturer: US Games Systems, Inc.
Card size: 57 x 89 mm (packed in a small tin)
Number of sheets: 36