Sacred Geometry Cards for the Visionary Path - geometry as portal to consciousness
Some oracle cards work with flowers, angels or mythology. This deck works with mathematical patterns. Francene Hart translates circles, spirals and symmetries into colourful, layered compositions in which geometry does not feel dry, but alive.
The 64 cards are based on her original paintings. Each image combines geometric forms with elements from nature and cosmos: animals, plants, stars, waterfalls. The result is visually rich and at the same time clearly ordered.
What you see on the cards
The colours are intense. Lots of blue, green, gold and violet, applied in layers that create depth. The geometric forms do not sit flat on the background, but weave through the images.
The symbolism draws from different traditions: the flower of life, Metatron's cube, the Fibonacci spiral. Hart does not place them as separate illustrations, but integrates them into landscapes, animal portraits and cosmic scenes.
The cards are printed on sturdy cardstock with a glossy finish. The format is 89 x 127 mm, slightly larger than standard playing cards. They come in a solid storage box.
How the guidebook works
The guidebook runs 160 pages and describes each card individually. For each card you read which geometric principles it contains, what the symbolism means, and how you can apply it in a reading.
There are six spreads, ranging from simple to complex. Each pattern is explained with a sample reading. The tone is clear and direct, without excessive esoteric language.
Draw a card and study the geometric form that stands out most. Use that form as an anchor point during meditation. The guidebook explains which vibration belongs to each form.
Who this deck works for
This deck asks for visual curiosity. If you find geometry dry or feel little connection to abstract symbols, it will be less likely to speak to you. If you are intrigued by patterns and forms, it offers much to hold on to.
The guidebook makes it accessible for beginners. The explanation is concrete enough to start working with immediately. At the same time, the symbolism contains enough depth for those who have worked with oracle cards for longer.
About Francene Hart
Francene Hart is an artist who has spent years researching the relationship between geometry and spirituality. Her work is exhibited internationally. She combines traditional painting techniques with digital refinement.
Her fascination with natural patterns, from shells to galaxies, forms the foundation of this deck. She sees geometry not as human invention, but as the underlying structure of everything that grows and moves.
Specifications
- Number of cards: 64
- Card size: 89 x 127 mm
- Finish: glossy cardstock
- Guidebook: 160 pages, English
- Spreads: 6
- Language: English
- Weight: 635 grams
- Packaging: sturdy storage box
- Publisher: Inner Traditions / Bear & Company
- Artist and author: Francene Hart
Questions we often get
How does this differ from a tarot deck?
This is an oracle, not tarot. There is no fixed structure like Major Arcana or Court cards. Each card stands on its own and works through geometric symbolism rather than archetypal stories.
Do I need mathematical knowledge to use this deck?
No. The guidebook explains all geometric forms in understandable language. You do not need a mathematical background to understand or work with the cards.
