LA FLORA ORACLE (Canceled)

The La Flora Oracle, created by artist Iara Côrtes, is a 56-card oracle deck dedicated to botanical illustrations. Following her previous successful La Flora Tarot, this oracle deck focuses on the concept that understanding the right question is key to knowing the answer. Each card features a unique plant illustration, designed to evoke intuitive insights and facilitate deeper self-reflection.

The deck is intended to be a tool for introspection, helping users navigate their inner landscape by prompting thoughtful inquiry rather than providing direct answers. The accompanying guidebook, available in both PDF and hard copy, offers guidance on interpreting each card intuitively. The hard copy guidebook is particularly extensive, featuring 112 pages that include artwork used in the deck's creation and a wide array of complementary illustrations.

Printed on premium card stock and housed in a sturdy tuck box with a seal, the La Flora Oracle emphasizes quality in its physical production. The aesthetic combines classic botanical art with a clean, modern presentation, making it suitable for both seasoned oracle readers and those new to divination who appreciate nature-inspired themes and a reflective approach to card reading.

This deck is ideal for oracle readers who appreciate botanical themes and a vintage aesthetic. It particularly suits individuals interested in self-inquiry and those who prefer a divination tool that encourages formulating questions rather than receiving prescriptive answers. Collectors of nature-themed decks and those who enjoy detailed, hand-drawn art will also find this deck appealing.

Iara Côrtes, known as laluli, is the creator behind the La Flora Oracle and its predecessor, the La Flora Tarot. Her creative work is driven by a deep passion for plants, which she describes as a "borderline pathological obsession." Côrtes designs and illustrates products she wishes existed, channeling her love for botany into unique divination tools. Her process involves drawing mostly plants and designing items that blend her artistic vision with functional utility.