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The 22 Archangels Oracle

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The 22 Archangels Oracle is a twenty two card oracle deck created by Kyle Gray with artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard, published by Hay House in 2024. Each card is built around one of twenty two archangels, some widely known and others more obscure, continuing Gray's catalogue of angel themed oracle decks with its smallest card count.

Facts
Deck
Cards in the Deck
22 1
Card Orientation
Read upright only, no reversed meanings 1
Kyle Gray's guidebooks are confirmed directly, for three of his other decks in this registry, not to provide reversed meanings; extended here as the same creator's stated general practice, not independently confirmed for this exact title.
Identity
Publication Year
2024 1
Attributions
Publisher
Hay House 1
Method
How the Cards Are Read
Read for invocation and guidance, each card keyed to one of the deck's 22 archangels; designed to combine with this author's Angel Guide Oracle into a larger deck or to be used alone. 1
Origins
Creator / Originator
Kyle Gray 1
Artist
Jennifer Hawkyard 1
Theme
Attributes and Iconography
Soft painted illustration in the same visual family as Gray's other Hay House oracle decks. 1
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The Smallest Deck in Kyle Gray's Catalogue

The 22 Archangels Oracle is a twenty two card deck Kyle Gray created with artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard, published by Hay House in 2024. At twenty two cards it is the smallest deck in Gray's catalogue by a wide margin, exactly half the card count of Angel Prayers, his first Hay House deck, and less than half that of Angels and Ancestors. Its organizing system is narrower too: rather than mixing angels with ancestors or drawing on named historical figures the way Keepers of the Light does, every card is built around one of twenty two archangels, some widely known within angel focused spirituality and others more obscure, giving the deck a single, consistently scoped unit across its entire structure.

Jennifer Hawkyard's artwork also illustrates Gray's The Angel Guide Oracle, published four years earlier, placing the two decks in the same visual family within his catalogue even as their organizing systems differ, one addressed to a named archangel per card, the other offering more general angelic guidance. As the most recent entry in Gray's oracle catalogue, The 22 Archangels Oracle continues the upright only reading convention that has run through his work for Hay House since Angel Prayers, keeping that structural choice consistent across a decade of decks even as the subject matter each deck organizes around has continued to change.

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Sources
1. The 22 Archangels Oracle (Penguin Random House listing)
Kyle Gray and Jennifer Hawkyard, Hay House, 2024View the Source
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