Resin figurine, approx 8.5cm tall

A4 black and white digital reproduction print of an original drawing.

Matte cardstock, signed on the back.

The deck contains 25 premium quality cards in a velvet-soft tuckbox that I have entirely custom designed myself.

These are 6.5cm 400gsm square cards, with a double-sided soft matte celloglaze for extra thickness and protection, designed and printed locally in Brisbane. The smaller size makes them super easy to carry around, and they can be used for spiritual readings, focus reminders, or as a learning tool.

Elder Futhark is the original runic alphabet. It is the basis for the runes that were commonly used by Vikings, and those depicted in popular media about Norse Mythology.

The deck comes with a simple information sheet outlining some common symbolic meanings of the runes, and their phonetic counterparts (so you can start writing secret messages in runes), as well as a couple of example spreads for readings. This is a guide only, and ultimately your own intuition is of greater importance. You can pull cards however you wish, and your personal interpretations or feelings may differ from those mentioned on the guide provided. These runes are very old and have been used in many different ways over the centuries. The info sheet contains some of the most common meanings and uses, but is by no means an exhaustive list, so go with what feels right to you. It is personal preference whether you would like to include the unknowable blank rune 'Odin' when using your deck.

I am not an expert on runes, I simply find them fascinating and beautiful. I created this deck in order to learn more about them after I tried to find a similar product and was met with very limited options. Due to it's very long history, some information about the Elder Futhark is still under dispute amongst experts. The information I have included on these cards and in the guide sheet is from my own research and to the best of my knowledge is accurate, or at least one accepted variation.

Check out this page for links to our Rune Deck info blogs.