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The Ofrenda Oracle: Celebrating the Day of the Dead/Celebrando El D?a de Muertos (60 Full-Color Cards and 136-Page Guidebook)

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Availability:In StockContributor:Nancy Hendrickson, Carrie Paris, Angelica Castro (Illustrator)Publish date:2024-09-17Pages:136
Language:EnglishPublisher:Weiser BooksISBN-13:9781578638499ISBN-10:1578638496UPC:9781578638499Book Category:Body, Mind & Spirit, Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Divination, Cultural & Ethnic Studies, Customs & TraditionsBook Topic:AmericanSize:7.50 x 5.50 x 1.80 inchesWeight:0.7518Product ID:SC25CXZZKE
Welcome to The Ofrenda Oracle, a bilingual deck and guidebook inspired by el D?a de los Muertos--the celebration honoring the Beloved Dead

During the annual (traditionally Mexican) D?a de los Muertos celebration, the family members of a person who has died will place items with special significance on a home altar in order to welcome the deceased. This ofrenda, or offering, may be quite large and elaborate. The initial inspiration for this deck came from San Diego's close association with Mexico and this yearly celebration of the Dead that typically runs from October 31 through November 2. From those vivid images and joyful celebrations came the idea for this kit of colorful cards.

The Ofrenda Oracle includes a sixty-card deck and a 136-page guidebook. The cards and booklet are printed in both English and Spanish. The first thirty-six cards mirror those found in a Lenormand deck and can be used on their own as a stand-alone deck. The additional cards depict the vibrant symbolism seen during the Day of the Dead celebration. All of the cards can be used for divining answers and finding insight into our relationships past and present, and the guidebook offers beginners first steps and sample layouts.

The Ofrenda Oracle uses illustrations, colors, and stories to create a sacred space that is perfect for this reunion, preserving traditional elements of the religious and cultural syncretism that is lived and breathed in Mexico.

This deck was birthed by three artists: authors Nancy Hendrickson (Ancestral Tarot and Ancestral Grimoire) and Carrie Paris (The Relative Tarot, The Beloved Dead, and The Sirens' Song), and graphic artist Angelica Castro.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Weiser BooksISBN-13:9781578638499ISBN-10:1578638496UPC:9781578638499Book Category:Body, Mind & Spirit, Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Divination, Cultural & Ethnic Studies, Customs & TraditionsBook Topic:AmericanSize:7.50 x 5.50 x 1.80 inchesWeight:0.7518Product ID:SC25CXZZKE
Angelica Castro is an illustrator born in the Dominican Republic and raised in Mexico. Growing up around a family of artists, drawing always came as second nature to her. After starting her illustrating career early in college, she now specializes in creating dynamic and colorful art for a wide variety of projects. If she isn't expanding her drawing skills, you can find her dancing or reading historical romance books.

Nancy Hendrickson is the author of Ancestral Tarot and Ancestral Grimoire, both of which focus on connecting to and working with your ancestors. Her published works include several genealogy books and magazine articles. Nancy writes about many types of divination, including tarot decks of the past as well as tarot from a cultural perspective. Find her at sageandshadow.com.

Carrie Paris was in the first class to receive a master's degree in the cultural study of cosmology and divination from the University of Kent, UK. She is the creator of The Relative Tarot, The Sirens' Song oracle, and other decks. Carrie offers classes and divination services to a global clientele in the US, Asia, and Europe. Learn more at carrieparis.com.

Publisher: Weiser Books

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