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One deck, its own language

Lenormand · Jardín de Esperanza

Thirty-six scenes bring objects, animals, figures and places into a garden of cream, plum and gold. The collection invites relationships between neighbouring symbols: one card offers a theme and its companions may qualify it. Every image has its own entry and place in the sequence.

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Card back and deck cover

Lenormand · Jardín de Esperanza card back
Card back
Lenormand · Jardín de Esperanza cover
Cover

Meaning and interpretation

From the image to your question

Choose your deck

Each collection has its own style. Follow the images and language that inspire you most.

Explore each card

Enlarge the image, discover its meaning and explore the details that enrich its interpretation.

Connect with your question

Relate what you notice to your situation and find an idea you would like to explore further.

Discover the details

Let an image spark your curiosity. Open its page, explore the details and discover how it connects with your question. Browse the gallery, find a card by name or compare two figures to give your reading more depth.

History and inspiration

The British Museum preserves Das Spiel der Hofnung: a thirty-six-card game with a four-page leaflet. It forms part of the history of symbolic card games. In Lenormand · Jardín de Esperanza, relationships between neighbouring cards and each entry’s questions shape our contemporary reading approach.