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Major Arcana

Wands

Cups

Swords

Pentacles

The Fool tarot card — a carefree youth with a knapsack and white dog stands at a cliff’s edge beneath the rising sun, traditional Rider–Waite–Smith imagery.

The Magician tarot card — a robed figure raises a wand toward the sky, tools of all four suits arranged on a table before him, Rider–Waite–Smith symbolism.

The High Priestess tarot card — serene woman in blue robes seated between black and white pillars marked B and J, crescent moon at her feet, traditional Rider–Waite art.

The Empress tarot card — crowned woman surrounded by wheat fields and forest, a heart-shaped shield beside her throne, classic Rider–Waite symbolism.

The Emperor tarot card — stern ruler in armor seated on a stone throne decorated with rams, mountains behind him, Rider–Waite imagery.

The Hierophant tarot card — papal figure sits between two pillars, hand raised in blessing with acolytes kneeling before him, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

The Lovers tarot card — nude couple beneath an angel, with a tree and serpent behind the woman, traditional Rider–Waite–Smith depiction.

The Chariot tarot card — armored warrior stands in a chariot drawn by a black and white sphinx, city and stars behind him, Rider–Waite imagery.

Strength tarot card — woman calmly opens a lion’s jaws beneath an infinity symbol, bright landscape background, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

The Hermit tarot card — hooded elder carries a lantern and staff while standing alone atop a snowy mountain, Rider–Waite imagery.

Wheel of Fortune tarot card — golden wheel inscribed with symbols turns amid winged creatures of the four evangelists, traditional Rider–Waite–Smith design.

Justice tarot card — seated figure with crown holds scales and sword between two pillars, crimson curtain behind, Rider–Waite imagery.

The Hanged Man tarot card — man hangs upside down by one foot from a wooden T-cross, halo of light around his head, classic Rider–Waite depiction.

Death tarot card — skeletal rider in black armor carries a banner as figures bow before him, sunrise glows in the distance, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Temperance tarot card — angel pours water between two cups while one foot rests on land and one in water, Rider–Waite symbolism.

The Devil tarot card — horned figure stands over two chained humans in a dark chamber, torch in hand, traditional Rider–Waite–Smith imagery.

The Tower tarot card — lightning strikes a tall stone tower as figures fall from its crown, flames bursting from windows, Rider–Waite art.

The Star tarot card — nude woman kneels at a pool pouring water under a starlit sky with a bright central star, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

The Moon tarot card — moon shines above a dog, wolf, and crawfish on a winding path between towers, classic Rider–Waite–Smith depiction.

The Sun tarot card — radiant sun beams over a naked child on horseback with a red banner and sunflowers, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Judgement tarot card — angel blows a trumpet as figures rise from coffins in a gray landscape, Rider–Waite symbolism.

The World tarot card — naked dancer encircled by a green wreath floats among the four living creatures of the corners, traditional Rider–Waite–Smith art.

Ace of Cups tarot card — a hand emerges from a cloud holding a golden chalice overflowing with water and a dove descending, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Two of Cups tarot card — man and woman exchange cups as a caduceus rises between them under a winged lion’s head, Rider–Waite depiction.

Three of Cups tarot card — three women raise their cups in a joyful dance surrounded by fruit and flowers, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

Four of Cups tarot card — young man sits under a tree with crossed arms, three cups before him and a fourth offered by a clouded hand, Rider–Waite imagery.

Five of Cups tarot card — cloaked figure mourns over three spilled cups while two remain upright behind him beside a river, Rider–Waite depiction.

Six of Cups tarot card — child offers a flower-filled cup to another in a sunlit courtyard with six cups of blooms around, classic Rider–Waite imagery.

Seven of Cups tarot card — a silhouetted figure faces seven cups floating in clouds, each filled with symbols of temptation and wonder, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Eight of Cups tarot card — traveler leaves behind eight stacked cups under a moonlit sky, climbing toward mountains, traditional Rider–Waite depiction.

Nine of Cups tarot card — contented man sits with arms crossed before a row of nine golden cups, Rider–Waite imagery.

Ten of Cups tarot card — happy couple and two children stand beneath a rainbow of ten cups over their home and landscape, traditional Rider–Waite depiction.

Page of Cups tarot card — youthful messenger stands by the sea holding a cup from which a fish emerges, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Knight of Cups tarot card — armored knight rides a white horse carrying a cup gently forward through a river valley, Rider–Waite imagery.

Queen of Cups tarot card — serene queen gazes into an ornate chalice while seated on a seashell-adorned throne by the ocean, Rider–Waite depiction.

King of Cups tarot card — king on a stone throne floats above turbulent seas, holding a cup and scepter, classic Rider–Waite symbolism.

Ace of Pentacles tarot card — a hand emerges from a cloud holding a golden coin above a lush garden path leading to an archway, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Two of Pentacles tarot card — figure dances while balancing two pentacles looped by an infinity symbol, waves and ships behind, Rider–Waite depiction.

Three of Pentacles tarot card — craftsman works on a cathedral wall while two figures discuss plans, three pentacles carved above, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Four of Pentacles tarot card — seated man grips a coin tightly with one under each foot and one on his crown, city behind, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Five of Pentacles tarot card — two poor figures limp through snow beneath a stained-glass window of five pentacles, Rider–Waite depiction.

Six of Pentacles tarot card — wealthy man distributes coins to beggars, holding balanced scales, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

Seven of Pentacles tarot card — gardener leans on his hoe, studying a bush bearing seven pentacles, Rider–Waite imagery.

Eight of Pentacles tarot card — young worker carves pentacles into coins along a wooden post, town in the distance, traditional Rider–Waite depiction.

Nine of Pentacles tarot card — elegant woman in a vineyard holds a falcon, nine golden coins arranged around her, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Ten of Pentacles tarot card — elder sits among family, dogs, and an archway adorned with ten pentacles, Rider–Waite imagery.

Page of Pentacles tarot card — youth gazes at a golden coin held aloft in both hands over a grassy field, Rider–Waite depiction.

Knight of Pentacles tarot card — armored knight sits still upon a black horse holding a pentacle, plowed fields behind, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

Queen of Pentacles tarot card — crowned woman sits on a carved throne, holding a golden coin amid greenery and flowers, Rider–Waite imagery.

King of Pentacles tarot card — king in ornate robes holds a scepter and coin amid vines and a stone throne adorned with bulls, traditional Rider–Waite depiction.

Ace of Swords tarot card — a hand emerges from a cloud gripping a sword crowned with laurel and olive branches, mountains in the distance, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Two of Swords tarot card — blindfolded woman sits at the water’s edge holding two crossed swords under a crescent moon, Rider–Waite depiction.

Three of Swords tarot card — a red heart pierced by three swords floats against stormy gray clouds and rain, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

Four of Swords tarot card — armored knight lies on a tomb with hands in prayer beneath stained-glass light, Rider–Waite imagery.

Five of Swords tarot card — smirking man gathers swords from defeated figures near a stormy sea, Rider–Waite depiction.

Six of Swords tarot card — cloaked figures travel by boat across calm water toward distant land, guided by six upright swords, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Seven of Swords tarot card — man sneaks away from a camp carrying five swords while two remain planted, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Eight of Swords tarot card — blindfolded woman stands bound among eight swords in a muddy field, castle in distance, classic Rider–Waite depiction.

Nine of Swords tarot card — figure sits up in bed, hands over face, nine swords hanging on the wall behind, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Ten of Swords tarot card — man lies face down with ten swords in his back under a dark sky and rising sun, Rider–Waite depiction.

Page of Swords tarot card — youthful messenger grips a sword defensively as the wind whips his hair and clouds swirl, Rider–Waite imagery.

Knight of Swords tarot card — armored knight charges forward on horseback with raised sword through strong winds, traditional Rider–Waite symbolism.

Queen of Swords tarot card — crowned woman sits on a throne, sword raised, extending her hand as clouds billow behind, Rider–Waite depiction.

King of Swords tarot card — regal king with unsheathed sword sits on a throne adorned with butterflies, trees and clouds behind, Rider–Waite imagery.

Ace of Wands tarot card — a hand emerging from a cloud holds a budding wooden wand over green hills and a castle, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Two of Wands tarot card — a man in red robes holds a globe and gazes from a castle wall between two staffs, Rider–Waite depiction.

Three of Wands tarot card — a robed figure stands on a cliff watching ships sail, three wands rooted nearby, traditional Rider–Waite scene.

Four of Wands tarot card — two figures raise bouquets beneath a floral garland of four wands before a distant castle, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Five of Wands tarot card — five youths brandish staves in playful combat against a bright sky, classic Rider–Waite imagery.

Six of Wands tarot card — a laureled rider on horseback holds a staff with a wreath as the crowd cheers, Rider–Waite depiction.

Seven of Wands tarot card — a man on a hill defends himself with a staff against six wands rising from below, traditional Rider–Waite imagery.

Eight of Wands tarot card — eight wands fly diagonally across a clear sky above a winding river, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Nine of Wands tarot card — a weary man with a bandaged head stands guard with his staff before eight upright wands, traditional Rider–Waite scene.

Ten of Wands tarot card — figure bent under the burden of ten wands walks toward a town in the distance, Rider–Waite imagery.

Page of Wands tarot card — youthful messenger holds a flowering staff and looks toward a desert landscape, Rider–Waite depiction.

Knight of Wands tarot card — armored knight on a rearing horse brandishes a wand with salamander patterns on his tunic, Rider–Waite symbolism.

Queen of Wands tarot card — crowned woman on a throne decorated with lions holds a sunflower and wand, black cat at her feet, Rider–Waite imagery.

King of Wands tarot card — mature ruler with flowering staff sits on a throne of lions and salamanders, desert background, traditional Rider–Waite depiction.

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