Pagan Lenormand Oracle Cards.

Book & 36 cards. Torino, Lo Scarabeo 2020, cm.9x12,5, carte contenute in scatola contenitore copertina figurata a colori. Edizione Inglese. Step into a world of dreams and feel the energy of the subconscious fill your soul. These evocative cards reach into the deep sea of your innermost self, helping you interpret what you find there so you can gain wisdom, self-awareness, and the life that you desire. Whether you want to reconnect to a sense of hope or you want to conquer your fears, these cards provide insights into your past, present, and future to help you achieve your most important goals.

Book & 45 cards. Text by Sarah Perini. Illustrations by Elena Albanese. Torino, Lo Scarabeo 2020, cm.9x12,5, carte contenute in scatola contenitore copertina figurata a colori. In the Goddess Temple Oracle, each card is like a temple containing the timeless power of the goddess in her many facets. Designed to incorporate the energetic significance of the turning of the wheel of the year, these cards connect the reader to the wisdom of Welsh, Cornish, and Celtic traditions. Featuring breathtaking art that speaks to the deepest parts of your spiritual self, these cards can inspire, warn, empower, and support you on your journey toward becoming who you truly are.

Lot consisting of 10 publications: --Elmer Batters: The Caruska Sittings. --John Willie's Bizarre. --New York Girls. --Pin Ups. --Erotica Universalis. --Eric Kroll's Fetish Girls. --Eric Stanton. For the man who knows his place. --Black Ladies. --Tattoos. The Henk ("Hanky Panky") Schiffmacher Collection. --100 nudes. Koln, Taschen 1996, cm.8x10, pp.64 ill.a colori. paperback. Collection Amuse- Gueule. Mini Book.

In association with Azimuth Editions and Oxford Univ Press. The Nour Foundation 1996, cm.21x30,5, pp.176, illustrato. legatura editoriale in tutta tela. The Ottoman naval commander and cartographer Piri Reis (c. 1475-1554) played a leading role in transmitting the discoveries made on Columbus's first voyage to the inhabitants of the Muslim lands around the Mediterranean. The Khalili Portolan Atlas is a fine, hand-drawn example of the cartographic tradition established by Piri Reis. It also contains a series of city views, including unprecedented depictions of Galata, on the northern shore of the Golden Horn, and of Candia in Crete, which reflect the vitality of Ottoman topographical painting in the late seventeenth century. Soucek's analysis shows how Reis's work represented a fusion of the Islamic world view with European map-making traditions.