echoes of the wood oracle
Echoes of the Wood Oracle
Echoes of the Wood Oracle
echoes of the wood oracle | preview of the cards
echoes of the wood oracle
Echoes of the Wood Oracle
Echoes of the Wood Oracle
echoes of the wood oracle | preview of the cards

Echoes of the Wood Oracle

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Echoes of the Wood Oracle
illustrated by Lotta Glybotskaia, published by Una in Space

Listen to what the forest remembers

Echoes of the Wood maps the natural rhythms and life cycles of the forest and the creatures that live there. The 40 cards follow the turning seasons, times of growth and rest, and the in-between moments when something is changing, both in nature and in ourselves. Its quiet visual metaphors help you reflect on where you are in your own cycle right now.

The imagery is drawn from northern woodlands, open steppes, and mountain ranges, and Lotta’s delicate, earthy illustrations make the deck feel calm and grounding. It’s well suited to slow, reflective readings, seasonal check-ins, and anyone who looks to nature for guidance.

What’s included

  • 40-card oracle deck: 70 × 120 mm (2.75" × 4.72"), printed on 350gsm linen-textured card stock with a matte finish
  • Flip-top storage box: Sturdy, protective, and easy to carry
  • Guidebook: 108 × 150 mm (4.25" × 5.91"), with descriptions of all 40 cards, upright and reversed meanings, symbolism, and guidance on interpreting the cards

The guidebook covers the oracle deck only. It does not include the rules for the Arcana Flow board game.

Echoes of the Wood is illustrated by Lotta Glybotskaia and published by Una in Space, an independent publishing studio that also created Tarot Obscuro and the meditative board game Arcana Flow. The deck was brought to life through Kickstarter. At Tarot Stack, we work closely with independent artists from around the world to bring their decks to readers everywhere, and we are delighted to carry Echoes of the Wood.

Lotta Glybotskaia is the founder and creative director of Una in Space, an independent studio blending design, illustration, and craftsmanship into fully realized tarot experiences. Her visual style draws on early exposure to Palekh ornamentation and Persian miniature painting, traditions built on luminous detail and layered symbolism — influences that shape her signature merging of botanical imagery, Renaissance aesthetics, and quiet, contemplative storytelling. Secret Garden took more than two years to develop, with some final illustrations created alongside her mother, adding a personal, intergenerational thread to the work.

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Echoes of the Wood follows the turning seasons, the quiet times of rest, and the moments of change, both in the forest and within ourselves.

Customer Reviews

This deck is AI slop

Secret Garden Tarot {Botanical Renaissance Themed}

Store owner replied: Thank you for sharing your concerns. We understand that some artwork may resemble AI-generated imagery, particularly given how ubiquitous that style has become. However, based on the original Kickstarter campaign and the artist’s body of work, we are 100% confident that Secret Garden Tarot was created by a real person, Lotta G., the independent artist who also created Una in Space. The Kickstarter campaign explicitly states: “All illustrations were drawn entirely by hand on a tablet, without the use of AI.” At Tarot Stack, we take the authenticity of the artwork we carry seriously. Supporting independent artists is at the heart of what we do, and we take extra care to be transparent with our customers whenever a creator has used AI in any form in their artwork. We would never knowingly misrepresent an artist’s creative process or the work behind a deck. We respect that the artwork may not appeal to everyone, but we believe it is important to distinguish personal artistic preferences from the process through which a piece of art was created. We hope this provides helpful context for anyone considering the deck.