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The Fairy Tale Oracle

The Fairy Tale Oracle

$44.00
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What Makes This Deck Special

  • A lushly illustrated oracle blending timeless folklore with modern intuition.
  • Printed on premium cardstock with Broccoli’s signature tactile finish.
  • Ideal for readers, writers, and dreamers seeking narrative-based guidance.

Specs

  • 44 full-color oracle cards
  • Companion guidebook with reflections on each tale
  • Sturdy two-piece box with matte finish and gold foil details\
  • Card size approx. 3.5" × 5"
  • Published by Broccoli

From the World of Broccoli

Words by Ellen Freeman. Collage art by Bethany van Rijswijk. Published by Broccoli.


Ellen Freeman is a writer and editor based in Mexico City, known for her lyrical explorations of culture and storytelling.
Bethany van Rijswijk is a collage artist and author whose dreamlike compositions reimagine myth, folklore, and the natural world.
Together with Broccoli—a publisher of unusual delights devoted to art, curiosity, and the magic of the printed page—they invite you to see the world as a living story.