Features, interviews, articles, dream analyses, Q & A, etc., by Wendy Stokes
Tuesday 5 July 2022
Kipper Cards
Kipper Cards were first seen in
Munich around 1900 and named after their creator, Frau Susanne Kipper. However,
some say that there is a river in Germany called the Wipper and that the people
from this area invented the deck and some say the word comes from a type of
tipping scales used for the devaluing of coinage! There are 36 cards with
straightforward meanings, all read upright. Unlike Lenormand, they have no
playing card images, just a number, title and image. Kipper also has main male
and main female cards to represent the Querent and there are several images of
people alongside titles, such as success in love, a gift, house, court, work,
etc. Some Readers like to combine the Petit Lenormand of 36 cards with the 36
cards of the Kipper for a fuller deck of 72 cards.
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