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Wild Wisdom of the Faery Oracle

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Wild Wisdom of the Faery Oracle is a forty seven card deck created by Lucy Cavendish with artwork by Selina Fenech, published by Blue Angel Publishing in 2010, drawing on faery lore and nature spirit tradition for guidance on personal and seasonal cycles.

Facts
Deck
Cards in the Deck
47 1
Card Orientation
Designed to be read upright or reversed 1
Confirmed directly: the guidebook gives a reversed meaning for every card, described by Cavendish as the faeries' own request.
Attributions
Publisher
Blue Angel Publishing 1
Tradition
Modern faery lore and nature spirit tradition 1
Method
How the Cards Are Read
Read intuitively for guidance and relationship with the deck's faery allies, using the guidebook's own card layouts. 1
Identity
Publication Year
2010 1
Origins
Creator / Originator
Lucy Cavendish 1
Artist
Selina Fenech 1
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Cavendish's Earliest Faery Themed Collaboration

Wild Wisdom of the Faery Oracle is a forty seven card deck Lucy Cavendish created with artwork by Selina Fenech, published by Blue Angel Publishing in 2010, drawing on faery lore and nature spirit tradition for guidance on personal and seasonal cycles. Designed to be read either upright or reversed, it predates Cavendish's later faery and folklore decks illustrated by Jasmine Becket-Griffith, The Faerytale Oracle among them, and pairs her instead with Selina Fenech, whose fantasy painting also illustrates Cavendish's later Oracle of the Mermaids.

Organizing its guidance around seasonal cycles alongside its faery lore theme distinguishes Wild Wisdom from Cavendish's other decks, which more often build their structure around a fixed cast of figures without an explicit seasonal framework attached. As the earliest of Cavendish's faery and folklore decks covered here, published before her later collaborations with Jasmine Becket-Griffith, it establishes a pattern her later decks would repeat, a single fantasy illustrator carrying the visual identity of several related titles, a folkloric or mythic cast rather than a single named system, and guidance framed for reflection on personal cycles rather than fixed prediction, a structure consistent with how the wider oracle genre typically handles nature and seasonal themes.

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Sources
1. Wild Wisdom of the Faery Oracle (Llewellyn Worldwide product page)
Lucy Cavendish and Selina Fenech, Blue Angel Publishing, 2010View the Source
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