Review: Goddesses and Sirens Oracle

 Goddesses and Sirens Oracle

Female Goddesses are our mothers and creators. They are our patrons who guide and see us through. They represent the women in or lives, in our generations, be it our Mothers, Grandmothers, Aunts, Sisters, or God Mothers. When I think of a Goddess, I think of a beautiful divine female being that has to limits or boundaries. She is she and she is one. She is maiden, mother, or crone. Obey and you shall be rewarded, disobey and you shall be punished.

When I acquired this oracle deck, I had such a good feeling, a deep vibe that this deck will speak volumes to me. And it did! Each Goddesses gives us advice to follow or take into consideration or simply do as we please with. The Goddesses and Sirens Oracle deck does not discriminate. In this oracle deck you get deities from all the pantheons. Greek, Roman, Maya, and Asia (just to name a few). Before you get confused, I will elaborate on the difference of a Goddess and Siren. In this oracle deck, a Goddess is a Goddesses and a Siren is someone who has the ability to "move"

The illustrations are done by, Jimmy Manton and the guide book is written by Stacey Demarco.

1. Are the back designs reversible?
   No, the back designed are not reversible. Though, the back designed are beautifully designed. They have a feel of a golden look to them. The title, "Godesses and Sirens" really stands out and appears to be fused with a gold and platinum touch.
   
2. What size are the cards?
   The size of the cards are approximately 5 ½ in height x 3 ¾ width.
   
   
3. What quality is the stock?
   The card stock quality is very good and durable. For being such large cards, they sure are flexible enough to bend.
   
   
4. How good is the print transfer? The print transfer is fantastic. There are hardly any flaws. You can see the details in each card.
   
5. How easy are they to shuffle?
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6. What kind of box does the deck come in?
   The cards come in a very durable and sturdy box that will for sure grantee to protect the cards and book from any damage. Though, the box provides lots of space for the cards to flow and rattle around.
   
7. How does the item shelve/store with the other decks?It shelves and stores perfectly. Really, it does.
   
   
8. Does the deck come with a companion book?
   
9. What type of art does the deck contain (CGI, Real, Drawn)?
   The art appears to be drawn or sketched, then processed into a computer and colored in with Photoshop. It has a feel of chalk and acrylic painting. Which in my opinion is a very beautiful combination.
   
   
10. What’s your own opinion about the deck?