nisaba
<small voice> I'm still in love with those birds. Who needs a complete set, when you'll have to work your own meanings anyway?
But isn't this a great idea for an Oracle? All the superstitions surrounding birds. I guess the idea is that the Oracle works with the meanings attached to what traditionally people felt the sighting of a certain bird would augur. So if you see a stork (i.e if you get the stork card) it means one thing, magpie another, Crow another, owl another. All the potential for meaning and divination that there is in birds!nisaba said:<small voice> I'm still in love with those birds. Who needs a complete set, when you'll have to work your own meanings anyway?
Not to me. 52 very similar pictures on matching brocade backgrounds. Many of them of birds I've never heard of. For me it would take a huge amount of memorising what each bird meant before I could read with it.nisaba said:(I'm *sure* it's quite readable)
No, it came with the Marseilles mentioned in this thread plus an 81 card "Egyptian Tarot" (it maybe Egyptian, but it is certainly not a Tarot).Le Fanu said:what wonderful detective work, FS. The runes I notice are not complete. There are 16 of them. The Birds Of Omen Oracle has 26 cards. So the set is not complete. I'm not too bothereed though. Did the Large Burdel Majors also come with this set, do you know?
Le Fanu said:why doesn't someone get this out as a MM edition?
Le Fanu said:I really wish I had the complete set now that I think about the concept.