Cover of 'The Wild & Sacred Feminine Deck,' a 52-card oracle and guidebook, featuring a watercolor background with abstract floral or botanical motifs in green, blue, and gold tones.

The Wild & Sacred Feminine Deck

Reclaim the precious gifts of the feminine

The Wild & Sacred Feminine Deck invokes the sacred feminine—the untamable energy that pulses through all things. Explore the feminine in her many aspects, through animal as kin, nature as collective body, the imminent divine, and archetypes of the collective unconscious. Invoke her empowering wisdom through cards separated into four facets—Wild, Elemental, Archetypal and Divine. With compelling artwork and insightful prose, each of the deck's 52 cards invites clarity, welcomes mystery, and invokes the pleasure of becoming whole inside oneself. 

Honoring the potent and tumultuous time we live in, this insightful oracle deck is an invocation of the sacred feminine and a source of insight for clarity, confirmation, and guidance. The feminine creates and transforms, adapts and abides, loves and consoles. Your own potential is reflected in her many faces.

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Explore the Deck

  • Illustration of a woman with a snake coiled along her torso and head, set against a blue background, with an accompanying message about snake symbolism in spiritual awakening.
  • Artwork showing a nurturing mother cradling a baby in a lush, colorful natural setting with flowers, trees, animals, and a flowing stream, symbolizing motherhood and nurturing
  • Artwork of a woman's face surrounded by collaged leaves, flowers, and natural elements, with the text "Shapeshifter | Fluidity" and a description about gender and cultural norms.
  • Artwork of a Sumerian goddess Inanna, depicted as a dark-skinned woman with a yellow crown, wearing a white dress, holding two orbs, sitting on stairs with a halo of blue and white circles behind her.

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Praise for The Wild & Sacred Feminine

  • Black and white photo of a woman smiling and looking at the camera, with wind-blown hair.

    "Collectively, the makers devote themselves to healing the deep wound of the archetypal feminine that we each possess. The energy of this deck howls in chorus like a pack of coyotes, inviting us to return to the inclusive wisdom of the earth."

    Renee Schettler, editor-in-chief of Yoga Journal

  • A woman with red hair, blue earrings, and a purple cardigan smiling at the camera.

    "Dive into oracle reading with this beautiful deck that depict figures from across cultural traditions, from Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, to Ixchel, a Mayan goddess of the moon."

    Rose Cahalan, senior editor at 5280