Oh, Wayward Dark - I do love a darker themed deck…..and when I knew there was going to be a lenormand deck in this theme, I was excited - not gonna lie! And I’m not disappointed at all. If you are familiar with the Wayward Dark Tarot, you’ll know what I’m talking about.
This little deck - with its white, blue and black palette - brings a stylish horror aesthetic to the lenormand structure. Spooky, dark and macabre images bring further insight to the lenormand meanings, I love the linen feel of these cards - shuffling and pulling cards is satisfying and clean/simple.
I’m finding this deck plays well with others - especially decks with a darker theme. It definitely adds another layer to a reading and often in a rather blunt way (which kinda suits the lenormand purpose well).
The guidebook, as with the other lenormand decks by PIxel Occult, is awesome. The text is quite small but the information is great. Playing card (suit) associations are clear for each card in the guidebook and at the top left of every card.
Another wonderful Pixel Occult deck to add to the MoonAmaia collections - and wow, it’s a beauty!
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Deck description from the Pixel Occult Etsy website:
In the imagery of the Wayward Dark Lenormand are the archetypes and symbolism of a Lenormand deck, mirrored and modified into a chthonic underworld evoking the beautiful and the macabre. The deck has a limited palette of whites and blues on top of black backgrounds, giving every unique card a consistent look with the rest of the deck. Underworld themes introduced in the Wayward Dark Tarot continue throughout this deck which could be used as a companion deck alongside it, or it can stand on its own as a fully functional Lenormand deck.
The Wayward Dark Lenormand includes the standard 36 cards found in Lenormand. To provide additional representation, some of the cards have added humanoid figures in them so that a querent may optionally use them as extra signifiers. The standard signifier cards of "Man" and "Woman" are now both simply "Entity", and their depictions are a bit closer to macabre cryptids, in keeping with the theme and setting of the Wayward Dark.
The Wayward Dark Lenormand lives in its own setting and does its best to bring you along. It comes with a guide book to help you along the way, complete with instructions on performing readings, an overview of some Lenormand spreads, and meanings associated with each of the 36 cards.
Cards are printed in the US at the standard Lenormand size of 2.48in x 3.46in on casino quality linen card stock, intended for durability and vibrant reproduction of both the darkest and lightest elements of the imagery. You'll be familiar with this size if you've ever used a set of playing cards. The included booklet is 23 pages for easy portable reference. Each deck and booklet is housed in a two-piece rigid box designed to provide protection while you’re on the go.
Oh, Wayward Dark - I do love a darker themed deck…..and when I knew there was going to be a lenormand deck in this theme, I was excited - not gonna lie! And I’m not disappointed at all. If you are familiar with the Wayward Dark Tarot, you’ll know what I’m talking about.
This little deck - with its white, blue and black palette - brings a stylish horror aesthetic to the lenormand structure. Spooky, dark and macabre images bring further insight to the lenormand meanings, I love the linen feel of these cards - shuffling and pulling cards is satisfying and clean/simple.
I’m finding this deck plays well with others - especially decks with a darker theme. It definitely adds another layer to a reading and often in a rather blunt way (which kinda suits the lenormand purpose well).
The guidebook, as with the other lenormand decks by PIxel Occult, is awesome. The text is quite small but the information is great. Playing card (suit) associations are clear for each card in the guidebook and at the top left of every card.
Another wonderful Pixel Occult deck to add to the MoonAmaia collections - and wow, it’s a beauty!
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Deck description from the Pixel Occult Etsy website:
In the imagery of the Wayward Dark Lenormand are the archetypes and symbolism of a Lenormand deck, mirrored and modified into a chthonic underworld evoking the beautiful and the macabre. The deck has a limited palette of whites and blues on top of black backgrounds, giving every unique card a consistent look with the rest of the deck. Underworld themes introduced in the Wayward Dark Tarot continue throughout this deck which could be used as a companion deck alongside it, or it can stand on its own as a fully functional Lenormand deck.
The Wayward Dark Lenormand includes the standard 36 cards found in Lenormand. To provide additional representation, some of the cards have added humanoid figures in them so that a querent may optionally use them as extra signifiers. The standard signifier cards of "Man" and "Woman" are now both simply "Entity", and their depictions are a bit closer to macabre cryptids, in keeping with the theme and setting of the Wayward Dark.
The Wayward Dark Lenormand lives in its own setting and does its best to bring you along. It comes with a guide book to help you along the way, complete with instructions on performing readings, an overview of some Lenormand spreads, and meanings associated with each of the 36 cards.
Cards are printed in the US at the standard Lenormand size of 2.48in x 3.46in on casino quality linen card stock, intended for durability and vibrant reproduction of both the darkest and lightest elements of the imagery. You'll be familiar with this size if you've ever used a set of playing cards. The included booklet is 23 pages for easy portable reference. Each deck and booklet is housed in a two-piece rigid box designed to provide protection while you’re on the go.
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