Some oracle decks are too specific with their meanings, which makes them less useful as predictive & meditative tools. This deck uses common images and allows for more intuitive readings. A modern witchy sort of Lenormand deck, as it were. The cards have a good feel to them and the raised glossy embossed scrollwork makes them look very classy. I'm looking forward to using this deck for years to come!-Georgina on Goodreads.com

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The Witch’s Oracle is a good solid deck for beginners, either to the Craft or to working with cards. The cards are a fun way to learn about some classic witch symbolism and tools, just enough to whet one’s appetite to learn more from other sources. They’re straightforward enough and the spreads basic enough that someone just learning how to piece together a reading can receive useful information. And they’re pleasing to look at, with a real feeling of magick. Susan-Spiral Nature Magazine

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Drawing on the rich symbolism of pagan tradition, this 45-card deck of cards is designed to not only stimulate the imagination, but also to facilitate contact with the ancestors on the other side. Well thought-out and beautifully illustrated, each card comes with a special incantation which can be used to magically draw the energy represented by the card into the reader’s consciousness. The cards make excellent meditational tools. When used for divination, the ancient symbolism, coupled with the often highly emotive renderings, provides easy access to nearly unlimited layers of intuitive information. The creators suggest using them as adjuncts to traditional tarot card readings in order to gain subtle subtext to the tarot communication. The easy-to-read 112-page, full-color companion book makes this deck perfect for beginners as well as for advanced oracle readers. - Anna from InannaWorks

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This was the first oracle deck I purchased when I started getting into tarot and oracle practice, and it has been a great go-to for quick daily card pulls, for use in conjunction with other decks, and is a favorite of mine to use in crystal grids and during Halloween time. I love the imagery, and that the deck includes some symbols associated with other cultures (such as the dreamcatcher, Chinese dragon, scarab, Ankh, etc.).  I also like that the cards include one keyword, which allows the reader to use intuition while looking at the colorful images along with the guidebook to determine their own unique message. It feels very inclusive of typical witchy imagery while avoiding any overly dark symbols often associated with witchcraft.  I have had this deck over a year now, with a tarot and oracle collection that continues to grow, and I still use it often! Definitely recommended for newbies to tarot and oracle reading (seasoned readers and collectors too!). - Bonnie 

 

This simple but beautiful little oracle. One of the most noticeable things is the scrolling detail on the front and back of the card making it look more like a Victorian era oracle. The one basic image in the center gives the reader an opportunity to focus solely on that without getting lost in the other symbols around it. the companion book is pretty detailed for each card along with an affirmation if you wish to use the card in spell work as well. - Tabitha Chamberlain 

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This is such a beautiful deck. I have many oracle and tarot decks, but to have some based on the Wiccan faith is very meaningful to me. I cherish all my decks because I resonate with all of them on different levels, but these kind are on a more deeply personal level. I love the artwork and images chosen to go into this deck. I absolutley LOVE it !!! - Willow

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I enjoy a daily pick of cards. Very well done, Marla. I love the designs and the explanations. Blessed be.-Christine Rapoza