Faletarke are traditional fortune-telling cards from Bosnia, whose exact origin is still a subject of speculation. It is believed that they first appeared in the 19th century in Sarajevo and central Bosnia. Their creator is unknown. Among the Bosnian people, they are very well known and widely used due to their simplicity, as well as their great potential for revealing both the past and the future. The deck of cards you see before you is a modern version featuring English card names.
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Letter
This is a card of surprise, which can be either positive or negative, and it also symbolizes the arrival of written news (in the form of a document). This card is often interpreted as a symbol of official paperwork; for example, when placed next to the Scales card, it indicates a summons or notice from the court. When the Path card appears nearby, it signals news from abroad, while if this card is positioned next to the Old House card, it may represent a will or testament.
The Bosnian name of the card is: PISMO
Bed
This card points to rest, relaxation, intimate experiences, but also to illness. Everything depends on which card or cards surround it. When positioned next to the Beggar Woman or the Old Man card, it most often indicates illness or the need for rest. When placed next to or near the Love card, its meaning is literal: sex. However, if this card is positioned next to the Grave card, it signifies apathy, loss of energy, and a lack of strength and will.
The Bosnian name of the card is: KREVET
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