A Victorian-mechanical-fantasy 36-card Lenormand by Caitlín Matthews (one of the most respected English-language Lenormand teachers) with art by Wil Kinghan.
The Steampunk Lenormand by Caitlín Matthews and Wil Kinghan re-imagines the 36 traditional symbols through a Victorian-mechanical-fantasy lens. Caitlín Matthews is one of the most respected English-language Lenormand teachers — author of The Complete Lenormand Oracle Handbook — and the deck is the visual companion to her substantial body of teaching work.
Steampunk as a setting fits Lenormand surprisingly well: the Victorian register matches the period the modern Lenormand tradition crystallised in, and the mechanical-fantastical layer adds visual interest without disrupting the underlying symbolic vocabulary.
Wil Kinghan paints in warm tones with a strong sense of detail — clockwork mechanisms, brass fittings, period costuming, and the slightly fantastical edges typical of the steampunk genre. The Rider rides a clockwork horse; the Ship is a steam-driven vessel; the Tower is industrial Victorian rather than ecclesiastical. Each card carries the traditional number and playing-card inset, preserved in period-appropriate typography.
Readers drawn to Victorian-fantastical aesthetics and especially readers studying with Caitlín Matthews's books or courses — the deck is designed as the visual companion to her teaching, with card meanings and imagery aligned to her interpretive approach.
It's also a good crossover deck for readers coming from steampunk-themed tarot decks (Steampunk Tarot, Victorian Steampunk Tarot, etc.) who want a Lenormand in the same visual world.
Standard 36 in classical numbering. The Matthews/Kinghan companion book is a substantial work in its own right and includes Matthews's full reading methodology alongside the deck.
Published by Schiffer Publishing as a deck-and-book set, widely available through tarot retailers and online.