Veserti Manuscript Lenormand
Number of Cards: 46
Recommendation: Use Upright
Supports Hidden Expansion Cards, Supports 40-card RANA System
This is a set of Lenormand Cards hand-painted by me. Currently, more than seventy Lenormand Interpreters are using it. However, it still does not have a name to this day, so I can only name it after myself.
Its creation began on an accidental night. At that time, I was browsing a website and accidentally saw a fragment of an oil painting. It had no signature, no title, was even incomplete, just a corner, yet it deeply attracted me.
Its information seemed swallowed by time, leaving only raw colors and pure intuition.
Perhaps, precisely because it is undefined, it is so free. It has no predetermined meaning, nor historical weight; it is an image waiting to be seen, heard, and given life.
And I, at that moment, felt a familiar call — just like when we first opened Lenormand Cards, intuition precedes language, imagery precedes rules.
Lenormand was originally a system of ancient symbols, like a skeleton, carrying prophecies passed down by Divination practitioners. But I wondered, upon this skeleton, could new flesh and blood grow? Could I use my own brushstrokes to sew a new skin for it — soft, vibrant, uniquely mine?
So I began to paint, letting intuition guide me, allowing colors and lines to generate themselves. Finally, this deck was born. It is complete, yet unnamed. Like the shadow of that oil painting, it still retains the state of "unfinished," waiting to meet your eyes and resonate with your imagination.
Perhaps it does not need a name. Perhaps what truly matters is not what it is called, but whether it can become a mirror, reflecting the symbolism, feelings, and intuition deep within you.
This deck is my visual prophecy.
And its name — perhaps, should be decided by you.
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Recommendation: Use Upright
Supports Hidden Expansion Cards, Supports 40-card RANA System
This is a set of Lenormand Cards hand-painted by me. Currently, more than seventy Lenormand Interpreters are using it. However, it still does not have a name to this day, so I can only name it after myself.
Its creation began on an accidental night. At that time, I was browsing a website and accidentally saw a fragment of an oil painting. It had no signature, no title, was even incomplete, just a corner, yet it deeply attracted me.
Its information seemed swallowed by time, leaving only raw colors and pure intuition.
Perhaps, precisely because it is undefined, it is so free. It has no predetermined meaning, nor historical weight; it is an image waiting to be seen, heard, and given life.
And I, at that moment, felt a familiar call — just like when we first opened Lenormand Cards, intuition precedes language, imagery precedes rules.
Lenormand was originally a system of ancient symbols, like a skeleton, carrying prophecies passed down by Divination practitioners. But I wondered, upon this skeleton, could new flesh and blood grow? Could I use my own brushstrokes to sew a new skin for it — soft, vibrant, uniquely mine?
So I began to paint, letting intuition guide me, allowing colors and lines to generate themselves. Finally, this deck was born. It is complete, yet unnamed. Like the shadow of that oil painting, it still retains the state of "unfinished," waiting to meet your eyes and resonate with your imagination.
Perhaps it does not need a name. Perhaps what truly matters is not what it is called, but whether it can become a mirror, reflecting the symbolism, feelings, and intuition deep within you.
This deck is my visual prophecy.
And its name — perhaps, should be decided by you.