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About the Metaphor Cards Starter Bundle
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Your Metaphor Treasure for Small Groups and 1:1 ProcessesThis starter bundle is particularly practical if you work with small groups or need quick, suitable impulses in a 1:1 context. With 5 cards per motif, you have enough copies to distribute them simultaneously in workshops, to have them drawn in team meetings, or to give individual cards as targeted assignments. At the same time, the set is wonderfully suitable as a small metaphor treasure to give as a gift – to people you work with or who are important to you, to whom you want to give a helpful thought or emotional impulse. Whether as a spontaneous conversation starter, as a reflection card for home, or as a therapeutic "takeaway": you always have a strong metaphor at hand when it's needed. |
The Elephant in the RoomAn elephant stands in the middle of the room – huge, unmistakable, yet no one talks about it. This metaphor stands for exactly that: the obvious that everyone feels, but no one addresses. The card makes unspoken topics visible without creating pressure. It is an ideal entry point when something stands between people – in teams, couples, or individual coaching. Particularly suitable for conversations about tensions, taboos, hidden conflicts, or situations where a clear statement would have been due long ago.
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Good for Conversation. Good for the Conscience.Our metaphor cards are consciously created with a focus on quality and responsibility: printed in Germany, climate-neutral, and on extra-sturdy, matte 450 g chromo sulfate board. This ensures a high-quality feel, long durability, and a professional impression in use – whether in coaching, therapy, or workshops. Through local production and CO₂ compensation, not only do the impulses remain strong, but the ecological footprint also remains as small as possible.
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The MaskA person holds a white mask in front of their face. What lies behind it remains hidden – feelings, thoughts, perhaps even one's own truth. This card represents protection and distance: roles we play to be accepted, strategies we use to avoid vulnerability, or the need not to show something. It invites discussion about authenticity, shame, self-protection, and the "true face" behind the facade. Particularly suitable for processes around identity, social expectations, intimacy-distance issues, and the courage to show oneself honestly. |
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