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|||LIMITED STOCK||| 100 decks made, 99 available for purchase 36-card deck of Lenormand cards using vaporwave aesthetics and with non-gendered significator cards “self” and “other”. See photos for more. Served up in a teal box with pull ribbon for easy access with a side serving of instructions. The QR code inside the lid will bring you to this site. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS please add $10 USD to cover extra shipping costs!!!
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rider – expect a visitor soon, possibly bearing news
clover – fast luck, augments adjacent cards
ship – travel or trafficking of goods
house – represents your home, adjacent cards will describe the state of your home
tree – deep roots and longevity of a situation
clouds – storms on the horizon
snake – betrayal, can mean a brunette with glasses
coffin – cycles ending, rarely death
scythe – eliminating adjacent elements
bouquet – a gift or flirtation
whip – discipline or harshness of adjacent cards
birds – conversation, gossip, or social media
child – something new or simple, can also represent a child
stork – something in the adjacent cards being brought to you
fox – as a descriptor cleverness, can also represent contract work
bear – as a descriptor strength, can also represent a powerful person
star – goals, hopes, dreams
dog – loyalty, strong friendship
tower – can represent control, otherwise corporations and government
garden – social groups and networks
mountain – obstacles, especially when between two cards
crossroads – a choice between two paths, shows either/or questions
mouse – erosion, something being slowly dissolved
heart – love, where true passion lies
ring – commitment, legal contract
book – secrets, knowledge
letter – written communication directed from one person to another
self – significator of the querent
other – significator for other people in the querent’s life
lily – can symbolize purity or innocence but can also represent advanced age
sun – success, augments adjacent cards
moon – lack of clarity, one’s career, or the arts depending on adjacent cards
key – something requiring extra attention
fish – money
anchor – established situations, good for stability but not for mobility
cross – burdens