Sacred Sea Oracle Cards (Justine Serebrin)

Sacred Sea Oracle: A World Beneath the Waves

What might you discover if you could follow a beam of light all the way to the ocean floor? Sacred Sea Oracle by Justine Serebrin turns that question into a vivid, otherworldly journey. This 36-card oracle deck and guidebook is filled with luminous underwater artwork, sea spirits and mysterious gateways, inviting you to explore intuition, creativity and your relationship with the natural world.

The deck takes its inspiration from Lemuria, a legendary lost land that features in some modern spiritual traditions. Rather than presenting this mythical world as history, Serebrin brings it to life through her own imaginative, visionary art. Here, the sea becomes a place of symbolism: a vast landscape where unfamiliar creatures, ancient-looking temples and radiant figures encourage you to consider what lies beneath the surface of a question.

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Meet the Ocean’s Mystical Guardians

Sea queens, goddesses and creatures appear in an extraordinary palette of blue, violet, turquoise and coral. Cards such as Octopus Spirit, with its theme of ingenuity, and Sea Goddess of Creativity open different doors into personal reflection. Some images feel dreamlike and peaceful; others seem alive with movement and possibility.

Alongside its magical imagery, the deck carries a theme of care for the Earth and the oceans. It invites readers to imagine a more thoughtful, connected way of living—an idea that gives the underwater fantasy a meaningful link to everyday life.

How to Use the Sacred Sea Oracle

Start with an open-ended question, such as “What deserves a closer look?” Shuffle the cards and draw one. Before reading its guidebook interpretation, spend a moment exploring the artwork: the colours, the expression of a sea guardian or the creature that catches your attention first. Notice the associations that come to mind and write them down if you like.

You can use the cards for a morning reflection, as inspiration for creative work or to set an intention before meditation. There is no need to see a reading as a prediction; it can simply be an imaginative way to find a new perspective.

What’s Inside?

• 36 full-colour oracle cards featuring Serebrin’s distinctive ocean-inspired imagery.
• An accompanying guidebook to explore the messages and symbolism behind the cards.
• A world of sea creatures, mystical figures and underwater gateways inspired by Lemurian lore and the artist’s meditative imagination.

Pairs Well With

• Crystals – bring a favourite natural stone into your ocean-inspired reading space. Make sure you check out our collection of Lemurian Quartz with is a perfect addition to this deck.
• Candles – create a warm glow while you settle into a quiet card reading.
• Journals & Diaries – capture the images, ideas and stories that emerge with each draw.

Perfect For

• Ocean lovers fascinated by sea mythology, hidden worlds and mermaid-like imagery.
• Creative souls who respond to colourful, expressive artwork and visual storytelling.
• Oracle collectors looking for a distinctive deck with a nature-conscious theme.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who created the Sacred Sea Oracle?

The deck was created and illustrated by Justine Serebrin, an artist known for her vibrant visionary dreamscapes.

How many cards does this edition contain?

ISBN 9781925946390 is the 36-card edition, supplied with a guidebook.

What is Lemuria, and how does it relate to this deck?

Lemuria is a legendary lost land often referenced in contemporary esoteric traditions. It provides a mythical and imaginative setting for the deck’s underwater characters and symbols.

Are the cards only about sea creatures?

No. The imagery also features sea goddesses, queens, sacred places and mysterious gateways, giving the deck a blend of ocean wildlife and fantasy symbolism.

Can I use this deck without previous oracle-reading experience?

Yes. Start with a single card, notice the artwork and use the guidebook as a starting point for your own reflections.