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mystical kipper

Similar to the mystical lenormand deck, the mystical kipper deck recreates and presents the traditional kipper deck with a new mystical twist.

Basing it on the cards and theme of the kipper deck, the 36 cards of the mystical kipper deck were created, framed, and reproduced using the tempera technique, making each card a work of art with vibrant colors.

The illustrator Urban Trosch framed each card in its own unique frame, presenting a unique reality with elves, mythical creatures, and angels. This takes us into a unique dimension, offering a new perspective on the kipper deck.

The mystical kipper deck consists of 36 cards, each measuring 5.7cm by 8.8cm, and includes a booklet in English. The booklet by Regula Elizabeth Fiechter describes each card and provides some methods of reading in English.

About the kipper deck: The kipper deck emerged around 1900, though its origin is uncertain.

The first theory suggests that the deck is related to Susanne Kipper of Berlin.

The second theory links this deck to the Kipper, a nomadic group that appeared during the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648). This group was known for cutting pieces from coin edges and putting them back into circulation, thus making money by selling the metal. Being nomads like the Roma people, they may have learned this art from them.

This deck, like the lenormand, has become one of the most well-known decks for reading and divination. What makes this deck unique and fascinating is the number of characters it features. After its release, we noticed the numerous characters looking at us and the connections, questions, and relationships between people.