Heart of the Faerie Oracle - Tapa dura

"The Heart of the Faerie Oracle" is a box set that focuses on ways to enhance your personal relationships by connecting with the Faerie World. The deck of 68 radiant oracle cards, illustrated by Brian Froud, and the accompanying 160 page book, provide detailed instructions for the believer to relate to the Faerie World and learn valuable relationship information. Created by the beloved team of Brian and Wendy Froud, readers have the opportunity to consult with the magical world of Faerie and gain valuable knowledge that can enhance their own intimate relationships. Using the deck of 68 oracle cards, believers conduct readings to interpret the cards and build a special connection with the faeries. The oracle cards feature Brian's recognizable faerie images, such as the enchanting Queen of Golden Bough and the mischievous Trickster. Wendy's text describes the emotional and practical nature of the cards and offers a variety of techniques for using the set, which can open the door into the Enchanted Realm as never before. Brian and Wendy Froud, working together for the first time ever, co-created the book and it is informed by their individual and collective experiences with Faerie for over thirty years, making this book a must-have for Faerie fans worldwide.

Brian Froud is an illustrator, author, film designer, and faery authority. In addition to Faeries, his books include Lady Cottington's Pressed Faery Book, with Monty Python's Terry Jones, Good Faeries / Bad Faeries, and The Faeries' Oracle. He also served as the conceptual designer on two of Jim Henson's films, The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth. Wendy Froud, has been a doll maker since the age of five. She worked as a sculptor and puppet builder for Jim Henson for many years, sculpting the characters "Jen" and "Kira" for The Dark Crystal and fabricating "Yoda" for The Empire Strikes Back. Wendy's dolls and figures are highly sought after and are in many prestigious collections around the world. Brian and Wendy live in Devon, England.