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Description

Introducing my own adaptation of the Lenormand Deck
Once completed this Deck will be available for sale.

History:

These cards came into being in the late 18th century, most popular around Balkan and were originally known as
"The Game of Hope" and a parlor game much like Tarot, but soon proved to be suitable
for more esoteric purposes. They bear their name after Sybille of Salons aka Madame Lenormand
only after her passing in the 19th century, it was rumored that she used her own custom deck of these cards.
Lenormand was associated with quite a few grand figures such as, Robespeirre, Marat, Empress Josephine and Tsar Alexandar I of Russia.

Key:

Openess, Revalation, Unlocking, Liberation, Achievement & Resolution

Textures & Others: MarcelaBolivar + My own + Purchased Stock

© 2006/2020 Abaddon Art
All My Work Is Copyrighted and may not be used without my permission!

Description

Introducing my own adaptation of the Lenormand Deck
Once completed this Deck will be available for sale.

History:

These cards came into being in the late 18th century, most popular around Balkan and were originally known as
"The Game of Hope" and a parlor game much like Tarot, but soon proved to be suitable
for more esoteric purposes. They bear their name after Sybille of Salons aka Madame Lenormand
only after her passing in the 19th century, it was rumored that she used her own custom deck of these cards.
Lenormand was associated with quite a few grand figures such as, Robespeirre, Marat, Empress Josephine and Tsar Alexandar I of Russia.

Key:

Openess, Revalation, Unlocking, Liberation, Achievement & Resolution

Textures & Others: MarcelaBolivar + My own + Purchased Stock

© 2006/2020 Abaddon Art
All My Work Is Copyrighted and may not be used without my permission!