Rune Magic Oracle Deck

Discover the wisdom of the runes with the Rune Magic Oracle. Inspired by Norse mythology and the ancient Elder Futhark runes, this deck is a powerful tool for insight and guidance. Each of the 24 cards shows a unique rune with beautiful artwork and helpful keywords, making it easy to understand their meaning. Use the cards for everyday advice or deeper questions about the past, present, and future. The deck comes with a 112-page illustrated guidebook to help you get started. Let the runes light your path. specs 24 cards measure 3” x 5” Sturdy book shaped box measures 5.9” x 7.87” 112-page illustrated guidebook inside box Creators Author Giulia Manzi About the author: Giulia Manzi is a philosophical consultant and author of educational essays, biographies, and books for children. She works on self-knowledge through fiction and the languages of the imagination. She lives in what she considers the most magical city in the world, Rome, amongst dusty books, dried herbs, and a large cat. In her free time, she amuses herself with runes and tarot cards, and partakes in role play. About the artist: Sara Rotlich is an Italian illustrator. An urban witch, she gives a voice to her magic through drawing, blending cultures, styles and techniques. She loves dried flowers, amethysts, animation, cartoons, and her cats, who take over her graphic table at the most inconvenient times. Artist Lorena Assisi Lorena Assisi is an Italian artist specializing in editorial illustration and figurative art. Her illustrations draw deeply from ancient stories and folklore, blending symbolism and the connection between nature and humanity to create evocative and timeless visuals. After graduating with honors from the International School of Art in Rome in 2007, Lorena embarked on her career as an illustrator, collaborating with major publishing houses including Mondadori, Titan Comics, Condé Nast China, WeAreBeside, and White Star Press. She has also built a global clientele, working with diverse clients, from private commissions to international record labels like Berlin’s Project Mooncircle.