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The Seashell Oracle

The Seashell Oracle

$44.00
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What Makes This Deck Special

  • A serene, water-dream oracle inspired by shells, tides, and the unseen realms beneath.
  • Soft-hued collage imagery that evokes the meditative calm of the shoreline.
  • Perfect for intuitive readers, nature lovers, and anyone seeking lunar, oceanic guidance.

Specs

  • 44 full-color oracle cards
  • Companion guidebook with shell meanings and interpretations
  • Sturdy two-piece box with matte finish
  • 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 sensitive, lyrical explorations of culture and symbolism. Bethany van Rijswijk is a collage artist whose work blends natural history, myth, and dreamlike imagery into quiet, contemplative worlds. Together with Broccoli—a publisher devoted to art, curiosity, and the beauty of printed objects—they offer an oracle shaped by the language of the sea.