This is Set #32 of our Star Wars Tarot Card collection.

Each card in the Suit of Pentacles suit will contain a character and a sigil/logo representing a separate element from the Star Wars universe.

Page of Pentacles:

In the vast expanse of the galaxy, where the stars whisper tales of heroism and sacrifice, Cassian Andor stands as a beacon of the Page of Pentacles’ virtues. Born Kassa on the lush world of Kenari, Cassian’s life was forever altered when he was adopted by Maarva and Clem Andor, setting him on a path that would intertwine with the fate of the galaxy.

The Page of Pentacles represents manifestation, financial opportunity, and skill development. It is a card of new beginnings, inspiration, and the initial stages of a creative project or venture. Cassian embodies this spirit through his journey from a young Kenari boy to a pivotal member of the Rebel Alliance. His transformation is a testament to the Page’s symbolism of burgeoning awareness and the manifestation of one’s goals into reality.

Knight of Pentacles

The Knight of Pentacles is a symbol of diligence, responsibility, and unwavering commitment to goals. It represents a person who is practical, loyal, and patient, someone who works tirelessly towards their objectives, often in a methodical and conservative manner.

This tarot card embodies the spirit of a protector, a guardian who is not only ambitious but also deeply connected to the earth and nature.Galen Erso’s life mirrors these attributes in a profound way. As a leading authority on crystallography and energy enrichment, Galen’s intellect and skill made him an indispensable part of the Empire’s Death Star project. However, his heart remained true to his moral compass, reflecting the Knight of Pentacles’ characteristic of being protective and defensive. Despite the immense pressure and the personal loss he endured, Galen’s loyalty to his family and the greater good never wavered.His practicality and responsibility are evident in his secret rebellion against the Empire.

By embedding a fatal flaw within the Death Star, Galen showed his strategic and methodical approach to his work, akin to the Knight of Pentacles’ nature of working hard for what one believes in. This act of defiance was not a spur-of-the-moment decision but a calculated move, born from patience and a long-term vision for peace—a true reflection of the Knight’s attributes.

These patches were made using aluminum blanks with a full color die sublimated transfer and hook-backing. They measure in at just under 3.5” tall. Only 50 sets are being made. Limit of 4 sets per person.