Gypsy Deck Madame Lenormand

Mademoiselle Lenormand's traditional form of divination has grown to become a work of art that inspires, connects with the spiritual world and teaches about the present, the past and the future.

36 full size cards and a complete book - in Portuguese - to learn how to play.

Laura Tuan's book - Comments on the Brazilian edition by Emanuel J. Santos.


Madame Lenormand has left in many souls a very high reputation, and such a vivid reminder of her rare talent that we think we serve our admirers of her system by publishing the playing cards that were found with her after her death. This is the same deck by which she prophesied greatness to Emperor Napoleon and the fall to many nobles of his court. Already in her life her talents were recognized by thousands of gentlemen who often confessed that her method was true and accurate.
What makes this publication even more interesting is that the explanation of the letters is entirely in keeping with Madam Lenormand's, so that each one, without help or course, can know through them the mysteries of the future.

Brief History of Madame Lenormand
Marie Anne Adelaide LeNormand or Madame LeNormand was born in Alençon, Normandy in 1772 and died in 1843. She spent her childhood in a convent after losing her parents. After leaving the convent, she established a residence in Paris during the French Revolution, becoming a famous fortune teller, exercising, among other arts, palmistry, cafeomancy, among others.
There are few reports of his life, but he certainly has been and continues to be one of the most famous fortune-tellers to this day, with clients Napoleon and his wife Josefina as well as the high Parisian aristocracy.