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Lotería Remedios Oracle
Jose Sotelo Yamasaki
€ 26,95
Lotería Remedios Oracle de Xelena González transforma el juego tradicional de Lotería en un mazo de 54 cartas para la reflexión y la sanación. Bellamente ilustrado, ofrece orientación espiritual basada en el patrimonio mexicano.
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Reimagine Tradition with Lotería Remedios Oracle
*Lotería Remedios Oracle* by Xelena González, beautifully illustrated by José Sotelo Yamasaki, reimagines the traditional Mexican game of Lotería as a 54-card oracle deck for divination, reflection, and healing. Drawing from the beloved symbols of Lotería, this deck invites users to engage with the cards on a deeper spiritual level. Each card, from La Rosa to La Luna, carries messages of empowerment, self-discovery, and connection to cultural heritage. Inspired by Xelena’s curandera ancestry, the oracle bridges traditional symbols with modern spiritual practices, offering a tool for personal growth and healing.
Design and Artwork
The illustrations by José Sotelo Yamasaki are vibrant and culturally rich, drawing from Mesoamerican design, Mexican folk art, and Japanese Zen aesthetics. His unique blend of cultural influences is showcased in every card, with bold colors and intricate patterns that bring the traditional Lotería symbols to life. The deck serves as both a visual delight and a spiritual tool, with each card capturing the essence of the game while offering profound symbolic meaning.
Symbolism and Themes
*Lotería Remedios Oracle* uses iconic Lotería symbols like La Sirena, La Bandera, and La Luna, transforming them into messages for self-reflection and healing. Each card is accompanied by lyrical "remedios" (healing messages), inviting users to explore the layers of meaning within each symbol. The deck draws on ancient curandera wisdom and cultural traditions, helping users find guidance, clarity, and connection with their roots.
User Experience
Whether you are familiar with the game of Lotería or new to it, this deck offers a profound journey of self-discovery and spiritual insight. The 54 cards provide practical guidance for everyday challenges, encouraging users to connect with their heritage and intuition. With detailed card interpretations and suggested spreads, *Lotería Remedios Oracle* is perfect for personal reflection, divination, and healing rituals.
About the Authors
Xelena González is a member of the Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation and continues the healing legacy of her great-grandmother, a curandera. Her deep connection to ancestral wisdom shines through in this oracle, making it a powerful tool for healing and reflection. José Sotelo Yamasaki, a San Antonio-based artist, blends his Mesoamerican and Japanese heritage into his work, creating visually stunning illustrations that honor tradition while exploring contemporary themes.
Key Features
- 54 oracle cards reimagining the traditional Mexican game of Lotería for divination and healing.
- Vibrant illustrations inspired by Mexican folk art, Mesoamerican design, and Japanese Zen art.
- Includes a comprehensive guidebook with card meanings and spiritual "remedios."
- Box dimensions: 85.85 mm x 37.85 mm x 136.65 mm.
- Weight: 411 grams.
- Publisher: Hay House LLC (July 9, 2024).
- Language: English.
- ISBN: 9781401974725.
Propiedades
Uitgeverij | Hay House Inc |
Taal | Inglés |
Auteur | Jose Sotelo Yamasaki |
ISBN | 9781401974725 |
SKU | 0229-GBS72 |
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