Middia Lenormand 3 in color

The Middia Lenormand 3 in Color is the third edition of a 36-card Lenormand oracle deck created by Klara Middia Spalińska. This edition introduces a subtle touch of color to the artwork, distinguishing it from previous versions. Lenormand decks, described by the creator as the second most popular system after tarot, offer a distinct approach to divination, often focusing on practical, everyday situations and relationships between cards.

This edition was successfully funded on Kickstarter in 2021, raising $6,190 from 112 backers. The deck is presented as suitable for both spiritual guidance and game-play, highlighting the versatile nature of Lenormand cards. The inclusion of a booklet in three languages—Polish, English, and French—makes the deck accessible to a broader international audience, supporting both new and experienced readers in understanding the card meanings and spreads.

The physical product includes the 36-card deck and a multilingual booklet, housed in a two-piece box. Additional reward tiers offered Grand Tableau cloths in various configurations (8x4+4 and 9x4) and languages (English and French), along with suitable pouches, indicating an emphasis on comprehensive reading tools for the Lenormand system.

This deck is ideal for Lenormand enthusiasts and collectors interested in a subtly colored, multilingual edition of a traditional system. It caters to readers who appreciate a deck that can be used for both serious spiritual inquiry and more casual, game-like readings. The multilingual booklet makes it particularly suitable for Polish, English, and French speakers, including beginners to Lenormand who need clear guidance in their native language.

Klara Middia Spalińska describes herself as a passionate card deck enthusiast who designs, collects, and uses decks with love. Her creative process involves drawing, painting, and imagining, which she applies to her deck designs. The Middia Lenormand 3 in Color is her third edition, reflecting her ongoing dedication to the Lenormand system and her desire to refine and re-release her work to the community.