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Lenormand Cards
Oracle decks (and some tarot decks) in the French Mlle. Lenormand tradition.
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Art Nouveau Oracle
The Art Nouveau Oracle is illustrated in a romantic, watercolour art nouveau style, and is very similar visually to the Tarot Art Nouveau. The deck itself is based on the Lenormand pattern and has 36 cards.
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Energetic Lenormand
The Energetic Lenormand is based on the Mlle. Lenormand tradition, but expresses the energy and relationships between the individual cards. It is illustrated in Langustl's typical bright colours. The cards are not published, but are available in a free printable PDF.
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French Cartomancy
The French Cartomancy deck is a 36-card oracle, a reconstruction of a deck from the era of Mlle. Lenormand. The cards are numbered but untitled, and feature pastoral scenes with a playing card inset.
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Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling Playing Cards
The Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling Playing Cards are a blend of normal playing cards and Lenormand cards in suit and structure, but have a small roughly illustrated scene in the bottom right of each card and a divinatory phrase or two above it.
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Langustl Lenormand
The Langustl Lenormand is a 36-card deck springing from the Lenormand tradition, from the creator of the Langustl Tarot. This deck is also in his thickly painted, incredibly colourful style. In progress and due to completed later in 2010.
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Melissa Lenormand
The Melissa Lenormand is a 36-card oracle deck. It's inspired by vintage ephemera, postcards and advertising, giving it an antique feel and more complex imagery than is usual for a Lenormand deck. The deck is now completed, and available in a self-published edition.
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Mlle. Lenormand Fortune Telling Cards
Mlle. Lenormand lived in the nineteenth century, and was thought to have read for Napoleon. Her Mlle. Lenormand Fortune Telling Cards are supposedly a reproduction of the cards she used. The artwork is of the French Napoleonic era, though the printed rhymes on each card stand out more than the artwork.
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Mystical Lenormand
The Mystical Lenormand is another new edition of the cards used by Mlle Lenormand (1772-1843). These attractive cards were painted by Urban Trosch using the egg tempera technique.
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Pixie's Hidden Lenormand
Pixie's Hidden Lenormand is a delightful Lenormand-style deck, built from imagery from the original Rider-Waite-Smith images by Pamela Colman-Smith. It has 38 cards (the regular 36 Lenormand cards plus extra Man and Woman cards). Self-published in an edition of 400 decks.
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Rainbow Lenormand
The Rainbow Lenormand shows traditional Lenormand symbolism, through photographic collage and all the colours of the rainbow (hence the name). There is one change to the standard - the Coffin is now the Black Rose card.
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Tarot Lenormand
The Tarot Lenormand is the first 78-card deck based on the Mlle Lenormand oracles that were printed in the 19th century. The deck continues the Lenormand feel artistically, and has pleasant scenes of daily life and experience with a country French look.
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Technoracle
Technoracle is a modern re-interpretation of the famous cards attributed to Mme Marie Lenormand, fortune teller to Napoleon and the Empress Josephine. Technoracle takes the symbolism of the 36 card Lenormand deck and re-works it using modern, sometimes psychedelic digital imagery.
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