This oracle builds on goddesses as archetypes rather than historical figures: patterns of creation, healing, and transformation that the creator sees as living within every woman. Paige McLeod designed the 49 cards through her studio Prism + Fleur, which she founded in 2014. The guidebook runs to 128 full-colour pages.
The guidebook is printed in full colour throughout, which gives more space per card than most oracle decks of this size.
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Most goddess oracles work with a named pantheon: Greek figures, Celtic deities, Egyptian names on each card. This deck takes a different position. The goddesses here are not historical characters. They are archetypes: recurring patterns of creation, healing, and transformation that the creator frames as present in every woman.
Paige McLeod designed the deck through Prism + Fleur Studio, the creative practice she founded in 2014. Her starting point is the intersection of image, intention, and intuition. That shapes how this deck is put together: not cold symbolism, but imagery built to open a conversation.
The deck contains 49 cards, printed in full colour. The accompanying guidebook runs to 128 pages, also in full colour. That is above average for an oracle deck of this size, and gives McLeod room to discuss each card at length.
The cards measure 89 x 127 mm, a familiar hand-held size. The box measures 105 x 150 mm. Total weight is 467 g.
The deck's framing speaks explicitly to women and to what McLeod calls the Divine Feminine. That is the lens through which every card is read. The full-colour guidebook makes the system accessible without prior knowledge of oracle cards.
Read through the guidebook before you pull your first card. McLeod frames each goddess not as something to reach for, but as something already present, waiting to be recognised.
Paige McLeod founded Prism + Fleur Studio in 2014. She describes her practice as translating ideas into experiences that engage intuition and imagination, drawing on ancient wisdom traditions, the natural world, and what she calls the quiet whispers of the cosmos.
Through the studio she also works with individuals and businesses, helping translate ideas into considered creative projects. Daughters of the Aether is part of that same approach: image, story, and intention as one.
Does the deck work if you have never used oracle cards before?
The 128-page full-colour guidebook provides explanation for each card. The product information does not mention spreads or step-by-step instructions, but the detailed guidebook gives enough to start with.
What language are the cards and guidebook in?
Both the cards and the guidebook are in English.
| Auteur | Paige McLeod |
| Taal | Dutch |
| SKU | 1234-BLUE4664 |
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