Oracle Decks

 ✨Flowers of the Night Oracle 

Flowers of the Night Oracle is more than a typical oracle deck—it’s a convergence of botanical art, spiritual reflection, nocturnal metaphor and guided symbolism. If you approach it with curiosity, patience and openness, it can serve both as a beautiful companion in your spiritual practice and a gentle guide into the hidden, quiet, powerful realms within you.

Why you will love this deck:

The deck embraces a blend of botanical knowledge, spiritual symbolism, and nocturnal mystery. The “night” in the title signals more than a literal time of day: it hints at hidden aspects of the self, the subconscious, seeds of potential, and subtle energies. The pairing of flowers with their nighttime fauna invites the user to consider cycles of growth in quietude, in darkness, in waiting — and to bring those aspects into conscious awareness.

✨Examples of themes you’ll encounter:

• Passion & transformation: flowers that open after dusk, or attract night-pollinators, symbolising inner alchemy, latent energy, and emergence.

• Balance & boundaries: the nocturnal setting suggests threshold spaces, liminality, and the need to hold space (as in botanical and psychological senses).

• Connection to nature and cycles: by situating each flower in its habitat, the deck reminds users of ecosystemic interdependence, rhythms, and the broader web of life.

  ✨If you resonate with any of the following, this deck is a particularly good match:

• You love plants, botany, or the language of flowers and want that woven into your spiritual/oracle practice.
• You are drawn to working with night-time themes: intuition, dreams, shadow, meditation, things that grow unseen.
• You want an oracle deck that invites reflection, slow unfolding, and subtle guidance rather than quick “yes/no” answers.
• You integrate aromatherapy, flower essence work or herbal/spiritual practices and want a tool that aligns with those modalities.

Author: Cheralyn Darcey — botanical historian, gardener, artist and broadcaster. 

Publisher: Rockpool Publishing (Australia) Published in April 2018 (US edition) with 44 cards + a booklet