Green Glyphs Runes
Set of 33 cards with prismatic gold gilded edges in a custom orange box with a 65-page guidebook and 4 runic dice that can be used in tandem with the cards or on their own. Drawstring pouch not included.
This deck is my take on the Elder Futhark Runes, an early Nordic system of divination that has been around for millennia. Typically, runes are found in the form of stones, dice, talismans, or other objects with carvings. When I first started to learn about runes, I found it difficult to relate the Nordic symbol to the meaning. To help myself better understand the meanings behind each rune, I created this deck of cards. Each card has a runic symbol, the traditional name, and an image that encompasses the meaning behind the symbol. What is helpful with the Elder Futhark Runes is that the meanings are relatively simple. Each rune conveys a concept or feeling that was prevalent thousands of years ago and still remains relevant today. The included dice provide an alternate way to draw runes in a reading. -James
- The Green Glyphs cards measure 2.5" x 3.5" and feature prismatic gold-gilded edges
- Each Green Glyphs deck includes a slim guidebook nestled inside its 4.25" x 7" box
- The Green Glyphs collection uses color-coded imagery and bold symbolism making it easy for beginners to learn new divination methods
Details
| Divination System | Oracle |
|---|---|
| Deck Theme | Symbols , Nordic |
| Artist | James R. Eads |
| Author | James R. Eads |
| Card Count | 33 |
| Card Length | 3.5" |
| Card Width | 2.5" |
| Guidebook Included | Yes |
| Pages | 65 |
| Brand | Prisma Visions |
| Weight | 0.7 lb |
| GTIN | 00860006771782 |
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About the Creator
James R. Eads
James R. Eads was born in 1989 in Los Angeles, CA. He spent his childhood making art and eventually went to a liberal arts school in New York where he studied printmaking, painting and graphic design. After college, James moved back to Los Angeles and began designing gig posters for bands like Phish, Dave Matthews, The Foo Fighters and Jerry Garcia as well as for events like Bonaroo, Outside Lands and Form Arcosanti.
Simultaneously, in 2013 James made his first tarot deck, which would catapult him into the world of divination. A year later he opened his business, Prisma Visions, and in the years following created nearly a dozen divination tools.
In 2016 James was a pioneer of painting in virtual reality by employing tiltbrush, a tool developed by google. James created immersive worlds that could be explored with a headset and worked directly with Google, Soulpancake and VR scout.
In 2021 James founded Eads Bros. with his brother Sean. They released their first project together, Pocket Visions: a tarot reading app for mobile devices. Today they are working on their first video game for upcoming public release.
Throughout these various mediums, James has maintained a post-impressionistic dream-like quality in his work. His pieces are like maps to new worlds and illustrate the intricacies of human connection to nature and ourselves. James harnesses this sense of discovery and sews it through his work, offering a glimpse of the underlying magic in everything.