Celtic Lenormand by Will Worthington

Celtic Lenormand by Will Worthington

Celtic Lenormand is a 45-card Lenormand deck by Will Worthington, published by U.S. Games Systems (as listed). Lenormand decks are a fortune-telling system named after the French cartomancer Marie Anne Lenormand, traditionally read in combinations of simple symbolic cards.

About this deck

COVR Award for Best Divination Product!This 45-card deck, with colorful artwork by Will Worthington, provides additional tree, animal and people cards for nuanced readings. Three different bird cards represent the triple goddess. In-depth descriptions for each card include keywords, divinatory meanings, suggestions for spell use, timing, spiritual messages, dark and light aspects, and affirmations. The illustrated guidebook also presents interpretations based on the phases of the moon and the Wheel of the Year. It includes card spreads and instructions for several different methods of reading with the Celtic Lenormand deck.

Why you will love it

• Creator: Will Worthington.
• Cards: 45 (as listed).
• Includes: guidebook (as described by the publisher).
• Gift idea: a thoughtful present for anyone who reads cards or wants to start.

Details

• Title: Celtic Lenormand
• Type: Lenormand deck
• Creator: Will Worthington
• Publisher: U.S. Games Systems
• Cards: 45
• SKU: CL45

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We are open seven days a week at 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square; see current hours on our contact page. To ask about this deck, call 212-645-0141.

Common questions

Who created Celtic Lenormand?

Celtic Lenormand is by Will Worthington, published by U.S. Games Systems.

How many cards are in Celtic Lenormand?

The deck has 45 cards (as listed), plus a guidebook.

Can I find Celtic Lenormand near Union Square?

Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011 in Manhattan stocks Celtic Lenormand. The shop is a short walk from Union Square; call 212-645-0141 to confirm stock before you visit, or order online.

How are Lenormand cards read?

Lenormand cards are usually read in pairs, lines of three or five, or a large 'Grand Tableau' layout, combining the meanings of neighboring cards.