€ 19,95
Thirty cards that use the night as a gateway to the subconscious. Gothic imagery, strong in emotion, without the drama of traditional horror.
An oracle for those who do not shy away from emotion.
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Not every deck wants to be comfortable. De La Nuit Oracle by Carole-Anne Eschenazi and Alexandra V. Bach uses the night not as metaphor, but as working ground. The cards show figures and landscapes in a style you can place between gothic romance and cinematic horror, without tipping fully into either.
The deck contains thirty cards, each with an image that leaves room for interpretation. The guidebook provides context, but the images carry enough to work with on their own. Large format, dark colours, depth in the compositions.
Alexandra V. Bach works digitally, with a preference for dramatic lighting and strong facial expressions. The figures are often in motion, or frozen in a moment of tension. Colours run deep: black, burgundy, dark blue, with highlights in silver and white.
The symbolism stays indirect. No fixed systems, no repeated attributes. The cards point to emotions and archetypes that show themselves at night rather than during the day: fear, longing, hidden strength, solitude, transformation.
The format is larger than average, which gives the images real impact. The cards feel heavy in the hand and ask to be looked at slowly, not shuffled and laid out quickly.
This is not a beginner deck. The imagery is too specific, too loaded. It works best for those who already know how to work with oracle cards and are looking for something that digs deeper emotionally.
Shadow work is a theme that keeps returning in the guidebook. Not as a therapy tool, but as a way to enter into conversation with more difficult emotions. The cards do not invite, they confront.
Pull one card in the evening and place it beside your bed. Look at it again the next morning. The meaning often shifts when daylight returns.
Carole-Anne Eschenazi writes oracle decks and often works around themes such as intuition, magic and spiritual growth. She has previously created decks focused on the moon, dreams and inner journeys.
Alexandra V. Bach illustrates with a dark, cinematic style. Her work is inspired by gothic art, fantasy and film noir, and she works primarily digitally to build texture and atmosphere.
Can the cards also be used for positive messages?
Yes, but that is not what they are built for. The cards focus on what lies beneath the surface, and that is not always comfortable. They work best if you are willing to look at uncomfortable things as well.
Is the guidebook detailed enough to work with?
The guidebook gives a description and context for each card, but no fixed meanings. You have to make the connection between image and situation yourself. That requires some experience with intuitive reading.
| Auteur | Alexandra v. Bach |
| ISBN | 9788865277232 |
| Taal | |
| Uitgeverij | |
| SKU | 1945-or49 |
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