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Cover artwork for Kate Forsyth’s Hedgewitch Oracle featuring a black crow perched on a branch beneath a crescent moon surrounded by green foliage.

Kate Forsyth's Hedgewitch Oracle

Wisdom from Mother Earth Through Plants, Folklore & Sacred Practice

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What Makes This Deck Special

  • Explores 44 plants and herbs connected to folklore, healing traditions, and folk magic
  • Designed as both an oracle deck and a gentle introduction to hedgewitchcraft and nature-based spiritual practice
  • Includes practical guidance, reflections, rituals, recipes, and spell suggestions throughout the guidebook
  • Color-coded card categories help readers navigate themes such as healing, love, transformation, vitality, and shadow work
  • Encourages intuitive, grounded spiritual practice rooted in seasonal living and connection with the natural world
  • The guidebook includes suggested card layouts for daily guidance, elemental readings, and deeper spiritual reflection
  • Beautifully illustrated with lush botanical imagery and fairy-tale-inspired artwork

How to Work With This Deck

Hedgewitch Oracle is designed as a companion for daily guidance, seasonal reflection, and intuitive spiritual practice. You might begin with a simple one-card pull asking, “What wisdom do I need today?” or explore deeper insight through the included five-card elemental spread aligned with earth, air, fire, water, and spirit.

The guidebook encourages readers to work slowly and intuitively — noticing the emotions, memories, symbols, and sensations each card awakens. Many cards also include practical ways to connect with the featured plant through ritual, cooking, gardening, herbal traditions, or mindful everyday practice.

Over time, the deck becomes not only a source of guidance, but a way of deepening your relationship with the cycles of nature, the changing seasons, and your own inner landscape.

Specifications

  • 44-card oracle deck
  • 44-page full-color guidebook included
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Rockpool Publishing
  • Publication Date: May 5, 2026
  • Box Size: 4.53 x 2 x 5.91 inches

Author

Kate Forsyth is an award-winning author, storyteller, and fairytale scholar whose work has sold more than 1.5 million copies worldwide. She is the recipient of numerous literary honors, including the American Library Association Award for Best Historical Novel for Bitter Greens, and multiple Aurealis Awards. Kate holds a Doctorate of Creative Arts in fairytale studies and is an accredited master storyteller with the Australian Guild of Storytellers. Her writing and teaching draw deeply upon folklore, myth, healing traditions, and the transformative power of story.

Artist

Vasilisa Romanenko is a Connecticut-based illustrator, designer, and fine artist whose work is inspired by botany, natural history, folklore, and textile design. Combining traditional and digital techniques, she creates richly detailed imagery that captures both the beauty and mystery of the natural world. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, Vasilisa describes her paintings as windows into a magical realm shaped by fairy tales, imagination, and reverence for nature.