Product Overview
A 40-card oracle deck built around planets, constellations and star signs, printed in deep midnight tones with gold detailing. Where a tarot deck runs to 78 cards and a fixed structure, an oracle deck like this is looser: each card carries one idea, drawn from the sky rather than from the arcana.
Why You'll Love It
• Forty cards rather than seventy-eight, which makes a daily draw quick
• Astrological rather than tarot structure, so it suits people who already follow their chart
• Midnight blues and gold, closer to an old star atlas than to pastel oracle artwork
• Small enough to keep in a bag or a bedside drawer
• An easy first deck for anyone who finds tarot's structure off-putting
Materials & Specifications
• Deck: 40 oracle cards
• Theme: Planets, constellations and star signs
• Materials: PET plastic and paper
• Card size: 12 x 7.5 cm
• Weight: 111 g
• Country of origin: China
Perfect For
Anyone who follows astrology more closely than tarot · a first oracle deck · daily single-card draws · a bedside drawer or a bag · someone who likes the look of a star chart
Auro & Co Moment
Draw one card in the morning before anything else, and leave it face up somewhere you will pass during the day. The point of a single draw is not the reading so much as having one idea to keep returning to, which is harder with a spread.
Complete the Experience
Complements tarot decks, reading cloths and the wider zodiac and crystal ranges.
FAQ
How many cards are there?
Forty.
What is the difference between oracle and tarot cards?
Tarot follows a fixed 78-card structure of major and minor arcana. Oracle decks are free-form, with each deck setting its own number of cards and its own theme, in this case celestial.
Does a booklet come with it?
The supplier does not list one, so we would not assume there is. Each card carries its own celestial subject, which most readers find enough to work from.
What size are the cards?
12 x 7.5 cm.
