Coffee Tarot
The first deck to correlate coffee—the beans, the growing, the roasting, the brewing, the enjoying—with the archetypes of Tarot.
Years ago, Tarot expert and author Janet had an idea for... (read more)
Years ago, Tarot expert and author Janet had an idea for... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
Unknown
Published
2017
Age
0+
Publisher
Boyer Creations
Players
0 players
Designers
Ron Boyer and Janet Boyer
Playstyle
Involved
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The first deck to correlate coffee—the beans, the growing, the roasting, the brewing, the enjoying—with the archetypes of Tarot.
Years ago, Tarot expert and author Janet had an idea for a coffee-themed Tarot: an entire deck whose cards featured some aspect of growing, roasting, brewing, drinking, serving, spilling or enjoying this delicious brown elixir—as well as its fruit and beans.
She and her husband, artist Ron Boyer, began brainstorming cards.
Some, like Out of Business – their version of the Death card - were firmly grounded in “real life”.
Others, like Caf-Fiend card - their version of The Devil - were fanciful.
Ron delved into research - reading about coffee growing, cultivation, harvesting, roasting, brewing and more. (Every oracle they create sits atop an extensive foundation of research and lengthy discussion). As with their first Tarot, the Snowland Deck, Janet provided texts and insights into each card - especially what each actually means in a reading - which makes for a modern, useful and intuitive tool for inspiration, problem-solving and divination.
Diversity is important to them, so you will see varied ethnicities, body types and ages in this deck.
You'll also no doubt recognize some pop culture references, too - as well as a resurrected coffee zombie (Wake-Up Call, their version of Judgment), a Latte Pro 8.0 android (8 of Earth), alternate history (JAVA astronaut in The Moon and ancient coffee hunters in Tradition), aliens (5 of Air), 8-bit coffee video game (7 of Air), the caffeine molecule (6 of Air), anthropomorphized animals, homages to master paintings (4 of Water and 9 of Air)...and yes, daily scenes of life with coffee.
For the Court Cards, scrolls and small white cups are the rank symbols for the Pages, metal travel mugs and horses for the Knights, dainty ivory cups and delicate crowns for the Queens and black mugs and large crowns for the Kings. The suit elements are represented as Water =Chrome, Fire=Copper, Earth=Bronze and Air=Silver.
Years ago, Tarot expert and author Janet had an idea for a coffee-themed Tarot: an entire deck whose cards featured some aspect of growing, roasting, brewing, drinking, serving, spilling or enjoying this delicious brown elixir—as well as its fruit and beans.
She and her husband, artist Ron Boyer, began brainstorming cards.
Some, like Out of Business – their version of the Death card - were firmly grounded in “real life”.
Others, like Caf-Fiend card - their version of The Devil - were fanciful.
Ron delved into research - reading about coffee growing, cultivation, harvesting, roasting, brewing and more. (Every oracle they create sits atop an extensive foundation of research and lengthy discussion). As with their first Tarot, the Snowland Deck, Janet provided texts and insights into each card - especially what each actually means in a reading - which makes for a modern, useful and intuitive tool for inspiration, problem-solving and divination.
Diversity is important to them, so you will see varied ethnicities, body types and ages in this deck.
You'll also no doubt recognize some pop culture references, too - as well as a resurrected coffee zombie (Wake-Up Call, their version of Judgment), a Latte Pro 8.0 android (8 of Earth), alternate history (JAVA astronaut in The Moon and ancient coffee hunters in Tradition), aliens (5 of Air), 8-bit coffee video game (7 of Air), the caffeine molecule (6 of Air), anthropomorphized animals, homages to master paintings (4 of Water and 9 of Air)...and yes, daily scenes of life with coffee.
For the Court Cards, scrolls and small white cups are the rank symbols for the Pages, metal travel mugs and horses for the Knights, dainty ivory cups and delicate crowns for the Queens and black mugs and large crowns for the Kings. The suit elements are represented as Water =Chrome, Fire=Copper, Earth=Bronze and Air=Silver.
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- Boyer Creations
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- Ron Boyer
- Janet Boyer
