Description

This listing is for one Moon Sprites Oracle deck. This indie card deck was entirely designed, illustrated and written by myself!

♡ WHAT YOU GET ♡
By purchasing this listing, you will receive:
☆ 47 unique handpainted cards with gold edges (standard tarot size, printed on 350gsm cardstock with anti-scratch matte lamination)
☆ A 60 pages booklet in full color
☆ A sturdy two-piece box with thumb cuts for easy opening (laminated matte finish)
☆ The cards and booklet are entirely bilingual (English and French)
The set comes shrink-wrapped.

♡ KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN ♡
This deck was part of a Kickstarter campaign that ended in May 2022. You can see all the details here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/moonsprites/moon-sprites-oracle-deck

* Please note that the video was part of the Kickstarter promo video and shows the unfinished cards. The actual deck will have gold edges and a number on each card.

♡ ABOUT THE DECK ♡
Each card of the Moon Sprites Oracle took about 10-20 hours to paint. They have a symbolic meaning and an associated element. I chose to paint mainly well-known creatures or objects so that it would be very intuitive. I also go more in-depth with the symbolism of each card in the booklet and the meaning will change depending on whether it is drawn upright or reversed. There is also a modifier card that can change the meaning of another one: The mirror card.
The back of the cards represents my version of the tree of life and has multiple hidden features. Being a symbol of personal growth, strength and beauty, it was perfect for my oracle which is meant to not only be used for divination but also shadow work.

♡ ORACLE VS TAROT ♡
The Moon Sprites Oracle is not a traditional tarot deck. Tarot has a very specific structure (78 cards, major and minor arcana, predetermined significations) whereas oracle decks can have any number of cards and custom meanings. Simply put, tarot is a type of oracle but oracle cards are not all tarot. Neither is better, it’s all about personal preference. I myself have both types of cards and use them for different situations. The bottom line is you can never have too many decks!