The Wild Elements Oracle is an invitation into relationship with the elements.
Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Ether as guides for self-inquiry, intuition, and inner connection.
Launching on Kickstarter this Autumn 2026
Initial mock up of the box design (subject to change)
The Wild Elements Oracle is a 48-card deck designed to help you reconnect with yourself through the wisdom of the elements.
Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Ether are not separate from us. We are made of them. We move through them every day. They exist both within us and around us, shaping our emotions, energy, relationships, creativity, and inner world.
Each card acts as a mirror, guide, and point of inquiry. Rather than telling you what to do, the elements help you notice what is already moving within you. A card may draw your attention to something that needs grounding, softening, expression, release, clarity, rest, or transformation.
The Story behind the Oracle
The Wild Elements Oracle really began when I drew my first ‘Wild Woman’ back in 2019. She heralded the beginning of my freedom as a woman and my journey to meet my wild self.
She came to me unexpectedly. She was gifted to me when I needed to learn to flow with life rather than fighting it. I didn’t know then that she was the first of the wild women that would become my on-going creative and spiritual passion to this day.
As I began to work with the women, they materialised during phases of my own evolution. The most intuitive element would arrive precisely when I needed it. Each one became a teacher. The Wild Woman of the Mountain came when I needed grounding and stability. The Wild Woman of the Sun arrived when my inner fires began to ignite.
They never felt forced into existence. They emerged naturally, carrying messages I didn’t consciously plan. At the time, they were not cards, they were artworks. But as more of them came through, they began to speak such deep truths that an oracle felt not only natural, but necessary. It’s an honour to create a way for other women to connect with their own wild selves and to find answers within; prompted by the wisdom of the elements, or by aspects of nature such as trees, mountains, rivers, or flame.
