Lucy Cavendish wrote the card meanings, Jasmine Becket-Griffith painted them in her signature style of large, expressive eyes and richly detailed fantasy scenes. The characters are familiar, but the oracle has an edge to it: on Reddit, this deck comes up regularly in threads about shadow work and dream reading, not just lighthearted pulls.
At 80 x 113 mm, this pocket format is noticeably smaller than the original edition, which makes it easier to handle and carry.
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At first glance this looks like a playful oracle built around beloved Wonderland figures. And it is. But spend some time with it and something else comes through: an odd, sometimes unsettling quality that sits right underneath the whimsy. On Reddit, this deck gets mentioned in shadow work threads and dream interpretation discussions just as often as in lighter reading conversations. That is worth knowing before you buy.
The cards were painted by Jasmine Becket-Griffith, a traditional acrylic painter based in La Jolla, California, who has worked professionally since 1997. Her style blends realism with fantasy: figures with large, liquid eyes set against richly detailed backgrounds. The card texts were written by Lucy Cavendish, an author and witch whose work appears in multiple languages and who hosts the podcast The Witchcast.
The 45 cards feature the best-known characters from Wonderland: the Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter and others from Lewis Carroll's story. Becket-Griffith's colour palette is warm and detailed. The images are not naive or childlike. They carry an atmosphere that is at once familiar and faintly unsettling, much like Wonderland itself.
The 52-page full-colour guidebook is written by Cavendish in a direct, personal voice. Readers on Reddit note that her approach takes some getting used to, but that once it clicks, the deck develops its own clear rhythm.
The original edition of this oracle is on the larger side. This Pocket Edition measures 80 x 113 mm, fits in a jacket pocket or small bag, and is easier to handle for anyone who finds larger cards awkward. Collectors of Becket-Griffith's work specifically seek this format out.
The cards are housed in a hardcover box measuring 80 x 113 x 26 mm. Compact and self-contained.
Try pulling a card for the question 'What am I avoiding right now?' The Wonderland characters have a way of pointing directly at what you would rather not see.
Lucy Cavendish writes and creates oracle decks from a background in witchcraft, folklore and alternative spiritual traditions. Her work is published in several languages, and she appears regularly on Australian television programmes including Studio Ten and The Morning Show.
Jasmine Becket-Griffith has been a full-time painter since 1997. Her work is shown in galleries across the United States, including Disney's WonderGround Galleries and the Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles. She has collaborated with the Walt Disney Company and Lucasfilm. The large, expressive eyes of her figures are immediately recognisable and consistent across all her work.
What is the difference between this Pocket Edition and the original edition?
The content is the same: 45 cards and the guidebook. The difference is format. This edition is significantly smaller, which makes the cards easier to handle and the whole set more portable.
What language are the cards and guidebook in?
Both the cards and the guidebook are in English. No translation is included.
| Auteur | Jasmine Becket-Griffith |
| Taal | English |
| Uitgeverij | Blue Angel Publishing |
| SKU | 1234-BLUE4329 |
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