El Oráculo de la Bruja

Published August 12, 2019 Updated June 21, 2022

“El Oráculo de la Bruja” fortune-telling cards, 2003.

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“El Oráculo de la Bruja” Spanish-suited fortune-telling cards published in Argentina, 2003. The deck features colour coded suits with interpretations at each end for upright or reverse readings. See excerpt from the Booklet

El Oráculo de la Bruja fortune-telling cards, 2003 El Oráculo de la Bruja fortune-telling cards, 2003 El Oráculo de la Bruja fortune-telling cards, 2003

Above: El Oráculo de la Bruja Spanish-suited fortune-telling cards published anonymously (probably by Gráfica 2001), c.2003. 48 cards + 2 extra cards + booklet in box. Reverse: purple/white witch. See the Box

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