Goddess Power Oracle Cards - 52 goddesses from different cultures
Goddesses from Greek mythology alongside Celtic figures, Egyptian deities alongside Indian ones. This deck brings together different traditions in one set. Each card carries the name of a goddess and the theme she represents.
Colette Baron-Reid designed this oracle deck with Jena DellaGrottaglia, who created the illustrations. The style is contemporary, colourful and elegant. Not a historical reconstruction, but a modern translation of ancient figures.
What you see on the cards
The images show diverse female figures in rich tones. Each goddess is depicted with her characteristic symbols: Aphrodite with roses, Isis with wings, Freya with gold. The backgrounds vary from plain to complex, always with attention to detail.
Each card carries a central message that is directly understandable. 'Transformation', 'Love', 'Abundance'. The guidebook then provides context: which goddess this is, from which culture she comes, and how you can apply her energy.
The cardstock is glossy and smooth. The cards are standard size, 101 x 138 mm, which makes them suitable for daily use without becoming awkwardly large.
How you work with them
The guidebook describes each goddess with a brief mythological background and a contemporary interpretation. You can draw a card as a daily focus, or use multiple cards for a more extensive reading. The deck lends itself to intuitive work because the images evoke something directly.
Many people use this deck as a supplement to a tarot practice. The themes are broad enough to serve as independent inspiration, but also specific enough to indicate a concrete direction.
Draw one card and see which goddess appears. Read her story in the guidebook and notice which detail from that story stays with you. That is often where the message lies.
About Colette Baron-Reid
Colette Baron-Reid is a Canadian author and medium who has created multiple oracle decks. Her work is characterised by accessibility and a focus on personal growth. She writes with a clear voice and chooses messages that are practically applicable.
Jena DellaGrottaglia illustrated the cards. Her style is recognisably digital, with attention to colour use and expression. The diversity in skin tone and appearance of the goddesses is a deliberate choice that runs throughout the deck.
Specifications
- Number of cards: 52
- Card size: 101 x 138 mm
- Language: English
- Publisher: Hay House LLC
- Cardstock: Glossy
- Author: Colette Baron-Reid
- Illustrator: Jena DellaGrottaglia
- Includes: Guidebook with meanings and backgrounds
- Packaging: Sturdy storage box
Questions we often get
From which cultures do the goddesses in this deck come?
The deck contains goddesses from Greek, Egyptian, Celtic, Indian, Norse and indigenous traditions, among others. Each card mentions the cultural origin in the guidebook.
Are the card meanings extensive or brief?
Each goddess receives a description of about half a page in the guidebook. That is sufficient to provide context, but not so extensive that you need to spend long reading it.
