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Each card opens a small mushroom being stepping out of moss, wood, and shaded forest floor. The artwork is hand-painted, soft and whimsical, with plenty of tiny details to notice. Names like the Wood Ear Pixie and the Shiitake Fae feel like introductions, as if you are catching a glimpse of a hidden world beneath the leaves.
These are oracle cards in English with 42 cards, illustrated by Sharon McLeod, ISBN 9781646713059.
This deck centers on the mycelium web, the underground network that connects life beneath the earth. That idea returns throughout the cards: each mushroom is its own ally, with a distinct presence and mood. You are not only pulling “a card”, you are meeting a character that points toward connection, healing, cycles, and nature’s timing.
The visuals are gentle and playful, yet not empty. Folklore, fae magic, and natural seasons weave together, keeping the symbolism warm and grounded. This deck is meant as a gentle tool for daily reflection, divination, and insight, in a way that feels light while still asking for attention.
Sharon McLeod is a visionary artist and illustrator inspired by nature, myth, magic, and otherworldly things. Her imagery has an otherworldly edge: the ordinary forest gains a second layer, as if something lives just beyond your line of sight. Her witchy heritage inspires her fascination with all things mystical, which shows in the fae figures, woodland details, and the dreamy hand-painted finish.
Alongside her deck work, she creates divination teacups and saucers and hosts tea parties, sharing her unique method of reading tea leaves. She continues creating beauty in her mountain home in Australia, where she runs a gallery and shop called The House of Fortuna.
These cards feel natural if you like reading through images and atmosphere. A daily draw can be enough: you look at the mushroom ally, let the symbolism settle, and note what stands out. For a quiet evening reading, the deck also works well, because it invites you to slow down and notice what is moving under the surface.
If you prefer a fixed tarot structure, with suits and major arcana, you may miss that framework here. In that case, a tarot deck or a more text-forward oracle can be a more logical choice.
Draw one card each morning and write one sentence about which mushroom ally you see and what the image immediately brings up. If you want more depth, pull a second card as the “underground layer”, like revealing the mycelium beneath the first.
How many cards are in Mushroom Folk Oracle?
42 cards.
What language are the cards in?
English.
Is there an instruction booklet or companion book included?
No instruction booklet or companion book is mentioned.
What are the card and box dimensions?
Cards: 85 x 139 mm. Box: 125 x 170 mm.
Who is the artist/illustrator?
Sharon McLeod.
What is the ISBN?
9781646713059.
Mushroom Folk Oracle is a 42-card oracle deck of hand-painted artwork where mushroom folk and woodland folklore gather around mycelium and connection.
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