Who illustrated Sinistea?

Sinistea was illustrated by Saya Tsuruta.

What beverage is featured on Sinistea?

Sinistea itself is the tea element of the artwork.

What set is Sinistea from?

Sinistea is from the Pokémon Sword & Shield set, card number 89.

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Sinistea

Sword & Shield • #89

Common

Card Variants

NormalReverse Holo

We've collected 1/2 variations

Collected 1 of 2 variants

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$—NM market

What's in the Brewdex? Normal (NM)

Equipment:

drinking-glass teacup saucer

Beverage:

tea

Why This Card is in the BrewDex

Sinistea is the black tea Pokemon flanked by stemmed glassware and an empty teacup and saucer.

Equipment spotted: drinking-glass teacup saucer

tea (the Pokémon itself is the beverage)

About This Card

Sinistea, a teal antique teacup Pokemon, rests on a shelf against a pale wood-paneled wall. Two tall empty stemmed glasses stand to its left, and an empty light-blue teacup on a saucer sits to its right. The lighting is soft and even.

Illustrated by Saya Tsuruta

Art & technique: digital illustration, soft muted color

Collection Context

The 2nd card illustrated by Saya Tsuruta here.
One of 45 tea cards in the collection.
One of 2 cards from Sword & Shield in the collection.
One of 30 cards where the Pokémon itself is the beverage.

Collecting Information

Common cards are the most frequently found in booster packs, but that doesn't diminish their collectibility. Common cards with unique themes or artwork, like this beverage-themed piece, can become just as desirable as rarer cards. For collectors building themed collections, commons are often essential pieces that complete the set.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who illustrated Sinistea?: Sinistea was illustrated by Saya Tsuruta.
What beverage is featured on Sinistea?: Sinistea itself is the tea element of the artwork.
What set is Sinistea from?: Sinistea is from the Pokémon Sword & Shield set, card number 89.
What is the art style of Sinistea?: digital illustration, soft muted color.