Kipper Cards. Kipper cards (oracle deck with instructions for divination)

Kipper cards are a deck that has not existed as many centuries as, for example, Tarot, but its history is no less interesting. According to one version, the Kipper deck was created by a German woman, Susanna Kipper, a fortune teller who did not want to use the already popular Lenormand deck in the 19th century due to its French origin. Thus, out of patriotism and the ability to work with subtle spheres, the Kipper deck was born. The oracle consists of 36 cards, but this is where the similarities with the Lenormand cards end. In the deck, you will find six cards describing people and types, and thirty cards depicting various situations. For example, on the "Living Room" card, you will encounter the decor of a living room, while on the "False Person" card, you will meet a woman who clearly has ill intentions. The Kipper deck is excellent for everyday readings and predictions, and the combinations of cards play a special role, representing a complex solitaire. The "Kipper cards" deck is designed in calm tones and will immerse you in the atmosphere of the late 19th - early 20th century. The costumes of the characters (and especially the outfits of the heroines) reflect the brilliance of traditional Victorian style. In the set: 36 Kipper oracle cards (card names in English and Russian); a brief guide.