The Earth Oracle Deck
The Earth Oracle Deck
The Earth Oracle Deck
The Earth Oracle Deck
The Earth Oracle Deck
The Earth Oracle Deck
The Earth Oracle Deck
Curious Prints

The Earth Oracle Deck

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This 48-card oracle deck and guidebook invites the earth to be your guide.

Each card features original collages that combine vintage illustrations with artwork and photography by artist and writer Jess Bugg.

Asking for abundance? Imagine how a field of wildflowers appears to a bee.

Want to strengthen your curiosity? Look to sandpipers, forever investigating their surroundings.

Through these perspectives, this deck offers guidance, compassion, and wisdom, helping you learn from nature and discover new ways of seeing yourself and the future.

This oracle deck is sustainably produced, plastic-free, and uses vegetable-based & algae ink. It is clay-coated and printed on FSC®-certified paper. The cards are housed in a reusable cotton muslin bag. All paper components are recyclable, compostable, and biodegradable.
Authenticity You Can Trust

Authenticity You Can Trust

All of our products are genuine. No replicas, no knockoffs. We work with independent artists and publishers, so your purchase directly supports their creative art. As a small business, we handpick every item to ensure it's meaningful, beautifully made, and truly worth having.

Cards

48

Size

4 x 6 inches

Material

Clay-coated and printed on FSC®-certified paper. The cards are housed in a reusable cotton muslin bag.

Guidebook

Included

Kate Faulk

Louisiana-born designer Kate Faulk created Curious Prints in 2010. What started as an outlet to share her passion for vintage images has grown into a lifestyle brand offering home decor and accessories. The company operates from their East Austin, Texas studio.

Jess Bugg

Jess Bugg is a writer, artist, and Sustainability and Creative Strategist based in Midcoast Maine. Her 2024 book, You Had to Be There, explores climate grief through personal essay, academic analysis, and visual art. Her work has appeared in the Boston Globe and Austin Woman Magazine.

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