TAISHO ROMAN LENORMAND

Name: TAISHO ROMAN LENORMAND
Brand: kanno illustration

by kanno illustration

Lenormand36 cards

japanesetaisho-erahistorical-themecultural

Theme: Taisho era Japan

The Taisho Roman Lenormand is a card deck that reimagines the turbulent Taisho era of Japan through the Lenormand system. It is the second installment in the Taisho Roman project by kanno illustration.

Key Features

Lenormand deck with 36 cards
Themed around Japan's Taisho era (1912-1926)
Part of the 'Taisho Roman Tarot project' by kanno illustration
Successfully funded on Kickstarter with 60 backers

Who It's For

This deck is suitable for Lenormand readers interested in Japanese history and culture, particularly the Taisho era. It will appeal to collectors who appreciate unique historical themes and those looking for a Lenormand deck with a distinct aesthetic. Readers familiar with the Lenormand system will find its direct symbolism engaging, especially if they enjoy themed decks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Taisho Roman Lenormand deck about?

The Taisho Roman Lenormand deck reimagines the historical Taisho era of Japan (1912-1926) through the traditional Lenormand card system. This period was known for its blend of traditional Japanese culture with emerging Western influences, providing a rich thematic backdrop for the cards.

How many cards are in the Taisho Roman Lenormand deck?

As a Lenormand deck, it is expected to contain 36 cards, each featuring a distinct symbol and straightforward meaning for divination.

Is this deck part of a larger series?

Yes, the Taisho Roman Lenormand is described as the second installment of the 'Taisho Roman Tarot project' by kanno illustration, indicating a consistent artistic and thematic approach across multiple divination decks.