The Wonderful Zodiac Fortune Telling Cards
A vintage-inspired divination deck for the curious and mystical, reproduction of an actual 1920's deck.
Step into the world of the mysterious with The Wonderful Zodiac Fortune Telling Cards, a charming deck designed for anyone who loves astrology, divination, or just a bit of magical fun.
Use the deck to explore the past, present, and future; answer yes-or-no questions; predict luck and wishes; or simply entertain friends with your newfound clairvoyance. With vibrant vintage artwork and multiple ways to read the cards, this set makes a delightful gift for mystical-minded friends, or a stylish addition to your own collection.
A fun, mystical tool for anyone drawn to the stars and the stories they tell.
How To Tell Fortunes With The Wonderful Zodiac Deck
Have your subject shuffle the deck, and make three piles.
Draw the first card of the first deck, and place it face up, vertically. You’ll be reading the short, top line of this card.
Draw the second card of the first deck, and place it face up, horizontally, across the first card. You’ll be reading the long, top line of this card.
Draw the third card of the first deck, and place it face up, vertically, over the second card. You’ll be reading the short, top line of this card.
Read these three sentences for a message about your subject’s past. Each card has a yes or no wish answer, as well, which may tell you more about the Wonderful Zodiac Deck’s message
Repeat this pattern with the second deck for a message about the present. Repeat this pattern with the third deck for a message about the future.
You can make a mini-reading of just three cards, by having your subject shuffle the cards and cut the deck, and then drawing just the top three cards.
If the art is upside down, just read the text that faces the right way. There’s no dark or backwards connotation to a reversed card.
If you ever draw a really negative message, that’s just old Harry Ingalls playing with you. Shuffle and draw again.
Pay attention to repeated cards or themes for more messages. If you find yourself drawing the same message again and again, maybe it’s for you.
