Autumn's Embrace Mini Lenormand Cards

Step into the golden beauty of autumn with the Autumn's Embrace Mini Lenormand Cards, beautifully illustrated by bestselling artist Irene Captijn. Each card features delicate, warm-toned artwork inspired by the colours and atmosphere of the autumn season, creating a charming deck for Lenormand enthusiasts and collectors. The deck includes 36 Lenormand cards, along with an additional Queen and Lord card, and comes with a booklet explaining the history and traditional meanings of the Lenormand cards. Key Features Beautiful autumn-inspired artwork by Irene Captijn Mini Lenormand card deck Contains 36 Lenormand cards Includes an additional Queen and Lord card Warm, delicate and atmospheric colour palette Includes a detailed booklet covering Lenormand history and card meanings Suitable for traditional Lenormand readings, personal reflection and collection A thoughtful gift for card-reading and spiritual enthusiasts How to Use Use the cards for traditional Lenormand spreads and symbolic readings. The accompanying booklet provides information about the history and meanings of the cards, making it useful for both those exploring Lenormand for the first time and experienced readers. Card readings can also be used as a creative tool for reflection, storytelling and exploring different perspectives. Perfect For Lenormand card enthusiasts Beginners learning the traditional Lenormand system Experienced readers and collectors Fans of autumn-inspired artwork Spiritual and mystical gift collections Birthday and seasonal gifting Anyone interested in symbolic card reading What's Included 36 Lenormand cards 1 Queen card 1 Lord card Informative booklet Product Details Artist: Irene Captijn Deck Type: Lenormand Number of Main Cards: 36 Additional Cards: Queen and Lord Theme: Autumn Includes: Instructional booklet Please Note Lenormand cards are traditionally used for symbolic readings and divination. Interpretations are subjective and are intended for personal reflection, entertainment or spiritual practice rather than as scientifically established predictions.