Native American Oracle Cards by Massimo Rotundo, Lo Scarabeo
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An oracle deck of Native American inspired imagery painted by Italian artist Massimo Rotundo and published by Lo Scarabeo. The stylized artwork draws on the visual language of Plains and woodland cultures as a European illustrator imagines them, offered as an entry into reflective, symbolic reading.
An honest word on what this deck is and is not: it is an artist's homage, not a product of any Native American nation, and it does not teach Indigenous spiritual practice. Those are living traditions, carried by their own communities and best learned from them directly. What the deck offers, taken on its own terms, is a set of evocative images for personal divination and journaling in the oracle tradition.
Product Details
- Oracle deck by Massimo Rotundo, published by Lo Scarabeo
- Companion booklet in five languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German, as with most Lo Scarabeo decks
- SKU: DNATAME
How To Use This Oracle
- Shuffle with a question or theme in mind; oracles favor open questions over yes and no.
- Draw a single card for daily reflection, or a three card past, present, future line.
- Read the image first and the booklet second; oracle decks reward your own eye.
- Journal what you find. Patterns across days are where oracles earn their keep.
Pairs Well With
- Native American Spiritualism by L. M. Arroyo: context and respect for the living traditions the imagery gestures toward.
- Divination for Beginners by Scott Cunningham: the craft of reading, whatever the deck.
- Mini Nature Bags, Set of 2: drawstring keeping for a working deck.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this deck made by Native American artists?
No. The art is by Massimo Rotundo, an Italian illustrator, published by Lo Scarabeo of Turin. We name that plainly rather than let the title imply otherwise.
Does it teach Native American spirituality?
No, and no deck could. Indigenous spiritual practices are living traditions belonging to their communities. This is an artist's symbolic homage for personal oracle work.
What languages is the booklet in?
Five: English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German, the standard Lo Scarabeo format.
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