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Tarot Lenormand
£18.99
The first tarot deck inspired by Madame Lenormand the most famous cartomant in history. The images come from the Book of Thoth by Etteilla and from the oracle cards by the same Lenormand. Thanks to the simplicity of these Tarots and their actual intuition a key to reading the present past and future can be found.
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