English Rune Cards (Black) - 33 cards
Size: 4.75" x 2.75" (12cm x 7cm) 34 cards in all (32 runes of the full Anglo-Saxon rune row, plus the rune GAR, plus a title card)
Reproduced here for the first time as a standard tarot-size deck of cards, this is a rich and visually stimulating way to read runes, whether for divination or assessment purposes.
The deck includes the 32 characters of the full Anglo-Saxon (Northumbrian, or English) rune row. Each image explores the pattern and traditional ascribed meaning of the rune energy. This deck includes a further rune: GAR, that can be used as a card to represent the questioner, or the self, among other meanings.
Size: 4.75" x 2.75" (12cm x 7cm) 34 cards in all (32 runes of the full Anglo-Saxon rune row, plus the rune GAR, plus a title card)
Reproduced here for the first time as a standard tarot-size deck of cards, this is a rich and visually stimulating way to read runes, whether for divination or assessment purposes.
The deck includes the 32 characters of the full Anglo-Saxon (Northumbrian, or English) rune row. Each image explores the pattern and traditional ascribed meaning of the rune energy. This deck includes a further rune: GAR, that can be used as a card to represent the questioner, or the self, among other meanings.
Size: 4.75" x 2.75" (12cm x 7cm) 34 cards in all (32 runes of the full Anglo-Saxon rune row, plus the rune GAR, plus a title card)
Reproduced here for the first time as a standard tarot-size deck of cards, this is a rich and visually stimulating way to read runes, whether for divination or assessment purposes.
The deck includes the 32 characters of the full Anglo-Saxon (Northumbrian, or English) rune row. Each image explores the pattern and traditional ascribed meaning of the rune energy. This deck includes a further rune: GAR, that can be used as a card to represent the questioner, or the self, among other meanings.
Size: 4.75" x 2.75" (12cm x 7cm) 34 cards in all (32 runes of the full Anglo-Saxon rune row, plus the rune GAR, plus a title card)
Reproduced here for the first time as a standard tarot-size deck of cards, this is a rich and visually stimulating way to read runes, whether for divination or assessment purposes.
The deck includes the 32 characters of the full Anglo-Saxon (Northumbrian, or English) rune row. Each image explores the pattern and traditional ascribed meaning of the rune energy. This deck includes a further rune: GAR, that can be used as a card to represent the questioner, or the self, among other meanings.