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Gilded Oracle Deck.
Forty-four gilt-edged cards, each a single gouache image and a single word, drawn one at a time for a gentler, more open kind of reading than tarot's fixed spreads.
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About this product
Morning, the coffee still too hot, and one card turned face up on the table: a moth, a compass rose, a closed door, and a single word beneath it. Let the word sit with you through the day rather than rushing to interpret it.
This deck holds forty-four cards, a fraction larger than a standard tarot, each edge brushed with gold. There are no suits and no fixed order; the deck is made to be drawn from rather than laid out in a strict spread, three cards at most for most questions. It was illustrated over two years by a single printmaker working in gouache, then reproduced with a soft-touch laminate that keeps fingerprints from dulling the color. The gilt is applied by hand in small batches, so no two decks gild quite identically.
Oracle decks sit outside the seventy-eight-card tarot and any single codified tradition, drawing instead on folk symbolism and dream imagery. Readers who find the tarot's rulebook heavy often turn to them for a gentler, more open-ended kind of listening.
Details
- 44 cards with hand-gilded edges
- Gouache illustrations with a soft-touch laminate
- Well suited to beginners
Forty-four small doors, opened one at a time.
Picking up where you left off