Medieval Lenormand Oracle by Arturo Villone

Medieval Lenormand Oracle by Arturo Villone

Medieval Lenormand Oracle by Arturo Villone is a Lenormand deck available at Namaste Bookshop near Union Square in Manhattan.

About the deck

Arturo Villone works with the latest AI technology to take a leap back into medieval times and show you the world that once was. Featuring traditional Lenormand archetypes, this deck has a charming sense of simplicity. The soothing, historical landscapes and common-life subjects depicted in the cards offer an immersive reading experience. These cards transport you to castles, forests, and long-forgotten kingdoms as you seek answers and find daily inspiration.

Why you will love it

• Creator: Arturo Villone.
• Try decks in person: our Union Square shop carries hundreds of tarot and oracle decks.

Specifications

• Title: Medieval Lenormand Oracle
• Type: Lenormand deck
• Creator: Arturo Villone
• Publisher/distributor: Llewellyn's Card
• ISBN: 9780738779614

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Find us on 14th Street

You will find us at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011, close to Union Square and the 14th Street subway stations. Call 212-645-0141 before you come if you want us to confirm this deck is in stock.

Common questions

Who created Medieval Lenormand Oracle?

Medieval Lenormand Oracle is by Arturo Villone.

What is a Lenormand deck?

A Lenormand deck is a 36-card fortune-telling system named after the French cartomancer Marie Anne Lenormand. Cards are read in pairs or lines, combining their simple images into a message.

Where can I buy Medieval Lenormand Oracle in NYC?

Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square in Manhattan, carries it along with other tarot and oracle decks. Order online or call 212-645-0141 to check that it is in the shop.

What is Medieval Lenormand Oracle about?

Arturo Villone works with the latest AI technology to take a leap back into medieval times and show you the world that once was.