Angela Hartfield's love of Hawaii, its customs, and its waters shines in every card of this gorgeous oracle deck. With breathtaking illustrations by Christina De Hoff and a companion book full of Hartfield's signature wisdom, this 44-card deck provides detailed and revelatory readings for any situation life brings you. Each card offers an inspiring message, and the splashes of vibrant color and enchanting figures are sure to soothe your stress and uplift your spirit.
Specs
- 44 cards measure 3.75” x 5.47”
- 2-part box measures 4.9” x 6.7”
- 160-page guidebook included inside box
Creators
- AuthorAngela Hartfield
Angela Hartfield teaches a certification program in Tokyo, Angelic Channeler Course (ACC). Angela travels worldwide teaching a variety of spiritual workshops that assist in the understanding that our Source is unlimited. In addition she is a psychic medium, intuitive reader/healer, Reiki Master, Certified Raindrop Practitioner (CRP) and Professional Spiritual Teacher.
- ArtistChristina DeHoff
Christina DeHoff has many facets as an artist. A clear and recognizable theme of soulfulness runs through fer figurative visionary paintings and her landscape paintings. One can feel the presence of grace and love in her depiction of heart-expanding oceans, sensual rolling hills, and dream-filled skies. The same emotions are equally potent in Christina’s figurative paintings. She has a unique, tender, and intuitive way of communicating that which is sacred in this human experience. If your life has been a journey of following your heart and trusting in divine guidance, you will be moved by the art of Christina DeHoff.
Raised in Maine, Christina now makes her home on the island of Maui. After graduating from the University of Maine in 1995 with a BS in Art Education, Christina founded and operated the gallery at 357 Main in Rockland, Maine. For ten years, she represented over 50 artists. In 1999, Christina hung the first solo show of her paintings, which proved very successful. Within two weeks, all thirty paintings had sold. For the next seven years, she exhibited her paintings annually with the same level of success. In 2006, Christina sold the gallery to pursue her art full time.
