An Ukiyo-e Lenormand Robert M. Place

Design & Art An Ukiyo-e Lenormand Robert M. Place

The An Ukiyo-e Lenormand oracle deck by Robert M. Place is a 36-card deluxe deck inspired by the Japanese "floating world" art style, Ukiyo-e. Each card is edged in gold and contained in a cloth-covered box, creating an aura of elegance and tradition. The deck integrates Japanese art and culture, featuring Shinto deities, Buddhist bodhisattvas, and other mythic figures, offering a unique blend of Eastern and Western symbolism.

Theme An Ukiyo-e Lenormand Robert M. Place

This deck blends traditional Lenormand imagery with elements of Japanese culture, sometimes modifying the traditional meanings to align with Eastern philosophy and mythology. The use of Shinto and Buddhist figures, along with other Japanese cultural symbols, provides a fresh perspective on divination and encourages users to explore new interpretations and insights.

Additional Information An Ukiyo-e Lenormand Robert M. Place

The An Ukiyo-e Lenormand has been praised for the quality of its images and the sturdy, beautifully designed red box. The cards' golden edges and traditional Japanese paintings are appreciated by both collectors of Japanese art and Lenormand enthusiasts. While it deviates from traditional Lenormand imagery, it offers a unique and enriching divination experience.

Author Information An Ukiyo-e Lenormand Robert M. Place

Robert M. Place is an American artist and author known for his extensive work on tarot history, symbolism, and divination. He has created several influential tarot decks and books, exploring the connection between religion, mysticism, and tarot symbolism. His work is recognized for its scholarly approach and his contribution to understanding the tarot's origins and meanings.

Deluxe 36-card oracle deck inspired by Japanese Ukiyo-e art.
Gold-edged cards housed in a cloth-covered box.
Integrates Japanese cultural and mythological elements with Lenormand symbolism.
Created by Robert M. Place, a renowned artist and tarot historian.
Ideal for those interested in a cross-cultural approach to divination.