In moments when it can feel easy to become overwhelmed by fear and uncertainty, the "Bloom Spiral" instead turns outward towards growth, community, and authentic self-expression. Like roots spreading or flowers breaking through concrete, it reflects the ways queer and trans people continue to create beauty, connection, and new possibilities for ourselves and each other. Rather than diminishing us, adversity deepens our compassion, strengthens our resolve, and inspires new forms of care, resistance, and becoming.
About the Artist: Jeni Honeywell
Jeni Honeywell is a Wichita-based trans artist, originally from New Jersey, whose surreal
and psychedelic illustrations explore queer identity, transformation, and joy through vibrant
color and organic dreamlike imagery. Her work is inspired by punk aesthetics, community,
and the beauty of living authentically. Instagram: @jenihoneywellart
About the Organization:
A portion of the proceeds of this coffee will go directly to the artist,
Jeni Honeywell, and to support the LGBTQ Foundation of Kansas.
The LGBTQ Foundation of Kansas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
committed to helping LGBTQIA+ people in Kansas find resources,
connect with community, and thrive in their identities. Their mutual aid
fund helps LGBTQIA+ Kansans access gender affirming binders, housing
accommodations, emergency relief funds, and more!
About the coffee:
Masha is the washing station in Kayanza, Burundi, where the coffee cherry seeds are removed from the fruit. Masha accepts coffee from 3,200 local farms, and the best of those coffees are separated into Micro Lots. This Micro Lot is made up of a single variety called Bourbon, pronounced: boar-bone.
You will find sweet and spicy flavors with this coffee! We are reminded of apple pie. The spice that is most prominent may also remind you of allspice. It is a complex and fun to drink coffee that we hope you enjoy!
