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KALI ALTAR CARD featuring a black cotton rag card with a white linocut of multi-armed Kali and a nameplate

KALI ALTAR CARD | Linocut design oracle cards | The Coventina Press

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The KALI ORACLE CARD is a handmade Goddess altar card featuring an original linocut design by The Coventina Press. It is part of the Mythic Oracle Collection and is digitally printed in England on ethically sourced Khadi cotton rag card. The card includes mythology and guidance about Kali on the reverse, based on the maker’s personal research and insight.

Materials and construction

The kali oracle card is made from Khadi cotton rag card and has a digitally printed linocut design. It has no varnish or gloss coating. 

Dimensions and features

  • Card dimensions: 17.5 × 10 cm.
  • Original handmade linocut design by The Coventina Press.
  • Digitally printed in the maker’s home studio in the Northeast of England.
  • Mythology and guidance about Kali are printed on the back.
  • Supplied in a compostable display bag.

Use cases

This Kali oracle card is intended for use as a Goddess altar card and is described as suitable for tarot, Wiccan worship, and goddess card collecting. The guidance printed on the reverse is presented as an individual card that can contribute to goddess insight when used as part of an oracle collection. It is suited to shoppers seeking a Kali-themed card for an altar, a card for their personal goddess collection, or a gift that fits through a letterbox. Additional cards from the Mythic Oracle Collection can be added to build a personal deck.

Included

One Kali altar card in a compostable display bag with insert. 

Care

Keep the card away from water. If splashed, the ink may run. The card has no varnish or gloss coating.

Materials

I source my printing paper with the utmost care, looking not only for high quality paper but also companies that care highly for the environment and who produce paper that is ethically sustainable both for the earth and for the people who make it.

Shipping + Returns

Processing times for orders are 1-3 working days. I send small items by 2nd class post, and larger items using Evri tracked 2-3 day delivery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the KALI ALTAR CARD made from, and what does the design look like?
The KALI ALTAR CARD features an original handmade linocut design by The Coventina Press. It is digitally printed on ethically sourced Khadi cotton rag card.
What can I use this Kali goddess card for?
The card is described as suitable for tarot, Wiccan worship, or goddess card collecting. Its reverse features mythology and guidance about Kali, based on the maker’s personal research and insight.
How should I care for the KALI ALTAR CARD?
The card has no varnish or gloss, so keep it away from water; splashes may cause the ink to run. It measures 17.5 cm x 10 cm and arrives in a compostable display bag.
What is the KALI ORACLE CARD made from, and how large is it?
The KALI ORACLE CARD features an original linocut design by The Coventina Press and is digitally printed on ethically sourced Khadi cotton rag card. It measures 17.5 cm x 10 cm and arrives in a compostable display bag.
How can I use the Kali altar card?
The card is described as suitable for tarot, Wiccan worship, or goddess card collecting. Its reverse features mythology and guidance about Kali, based on the creator’s personal research and insight, and the card can be part of the Dark Goddess Oracle Collection.
What is the Kali altar card made from, and how is the design printed?
The KALI ALTAR CARD is made from ethically sourced Khadi cotton rag card and features an original handmade linocut design by The Coventina Press. It is digitally printed in the maker’s home studio in the Northeast of England and has no varnish or gloss coating.
What information does the Kali oracle card include on the reverse?
The reverse features mythology and guidance about Kali, based on the maker’s personal research and insight. The card is part of the Mythic Oracle Collection and is described as suitable for altar use, tarot, Wiccan worship, and goddess card collecting.
How should I care for the Kali altar card?
Keep the Kali altar card away from water, as the ink may run if the card gets splashed. It has no varnish or gloss coating.